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Superintendent outlines 'ThriveTime' and plan to reduce high-school study blocks to expand course access
Summary
The Virginia Beach City Public Schools superintendent described a new 50-minute middle-school 'ThriveTime' for enrichment and said the district will reduce high-school study blocks next year to move more students into at least four content classes annually.
The superintendent for Virginia Beach City Public Schools used a March deskside chat to describe schedule changes meant to expand student access to rigorous coursework. The superintendent said the division has worked since their appointment in the 2023–24 school year to increase course offerings and academic opportunities.
"ThriveTime, a 50 minute block where students can receive enrichment or remediation, explore careers, or participate in unique learning activities," the…
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