Block scheduling: Difference between revisions

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! Time !! Semester 1!! Semester 2

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| 08:30 –Before 1009:0045

| colspan="2" | Sports training some electives

| rowspan="1" | Band

| rowspan="1" | Band

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| 1009:0045 – 1110:30

| rowspan="1" | French 1Government

| rowspan="1" | French 2Economics

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| 1310:30 – 11:15:00

| rowspan="1" | BandFrench

| rowspan="1" | BandFrench

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| 11:3015 – 12:00

!| colspanrowspan="21" | LunchGeometry

| rowspan="1" | Math 1Geometry

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| 12:00 – 13:30

| rowspan="1" | Science 1

| rowspan="1" | Math 1

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| 13:30 – 15:00

| rowspan="1" | English 1

| rowspan="1" | History 1

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| 0812:3000 – 1013:00

| rowspancolspan="2" | '''Lunch'''

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| 1013:00 – 1113:3045

| rowspan="1" | Computing 1

| rowspan="1" | Computing 2

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| 1113:3045 – 1214:0030

| rowspan="1" | Biology

| rowspan="1" | Biology

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| 1314:30 – 1415:15

| rowspan="1" | English

| rowspan="1" | English

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| 1415:15 – 1516:00

| rowspan="1" | PE

| rowspan="1" | PE

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Conversion to block scheduling became a relatively widespread trend in the 1990s for middle schools and high schools in the [[United States]]. Prior to that, many schools scheduled classes such that a student saw every one of their teachers each day. Classes were approximately 40–60 minutes long, but under block scheduling, they became approximately 90 minutes long.