, said districts that have already made the change haven't noticed a significant difference in learning.
"There was no decline in learning. There was no increase in learning. It was kind of a wash," he said."And so if it's a wash, and there are other benefits for it, then why not do it?"Kingsville ISD"You don't change just to change. There has to be a reason. And coming back from COVID, the world is a different place,"said."Our students are different learners.
Most of the districts that have made the switch to a four-day school week are located in smaller towns. There's a cluster of them in the Texas panhandle that cover large, rural areas, a group west of Dallas-Fort Worth that includes