Many students, teachers and community members voiced their opinions over a proposed measure to shift the four-period day at Bemidji High School to a six-period schedule, which would serve as a cost-saving measure after the district’s failed operating referendum. The measure was projected to save the district $640,000. The board ultimately decided not to take any action on the scheduling matter.
Source: https://www.bemidjipioneer.com
UPDATED: Bemidji school board takes no action on block scheduling proposal, hears financial update
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