Schools
No Block Scheduling for LFHS Next Year
The teachers' union could not agree on the option they wanted to approve, so the board will not be able to approve a new schedule for the coming school year.
There will be no block scheduling at Lake Forest High School next year after all.
Principal Barry Rodgers sent a statement to parents Wednesday saying the Lake Forest Education Association could not agree on which of the four block scheduling options it wanted to approve, according to an article in the Lake Forester. The school board had intended to vote on the option the union chose this week in order to put it into effect for the coming school year.
The school had been intent on getting public input on the proposals and held two informational meetings and posted the four options on its website.
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