A Carroll County proposal that calls for students to attend school year-round could significantly reduce construction costs, proponents told The Examiner.
Sam Pepper, executive director of the San Diego-based National Association for Year-Round Education, said a school district might have to pay more for teachers but would save more money because it would no longer need to build new schools.
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