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JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Public school students in Mississippi could be in the classroom all year long.The Senate Education Committee is holding a hearing Monday to discuss the idea.Mississippi’s Department of Education and the superintendent at Corinth High School will be presenting information to lawmakers.The Corinth School District has used the year-round calendar in the past.It’s also something the Gulfport School District plans to implement in 2021.The year-round calendar is adjusted to include longer, more frequent breaks throughout the year with a slightly shorter summer break than is provided with a traditional calendar.Some educators say year-round schooling keeps the learning process going with minimal disruption.Copyright 2020 WLBT. All rights reserved.

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Public school students in Mississippi could be in the classroom all year long.The Senate Education Committee is holding a hearing Monday to discuss the idea.Mississippi’s Department of Education and the superintendent at Corinth High School will be presenting information to lawmakers.The Corinth School District has used the year-round calendar in the past.It’s also something the Gulfport School District plans to implement in 2021.The year-round calendar is adjusted to include longer, more frequent breaks throughout the year with a slightly shorter summer break than...

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