Parents at Silver Spring International Middle School worry the school’s plans to cut its eighth period will worsen the school’s achievement gap.
The school plans to go from eight periods — a block schedule with four classes a day — to seven periods beginning in fall 2014. School leaders will spend the next year deciding how those seven periods will be arranged — whether in a single, seven-period day or in blocks — and which class will be cut, said Principal John Haas.
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