Broward County's school district is considering expanding offering high school classes four days a week instead of the traditional five because of the success at Pompano Beach High School, though some research shows there is a downside to the program.
At its Dec. 19 meeting, the board discussed the idea, including looking at facts from staff.
On Fridays, students are involved in internships, volunteering, mentoring students at other schools, taking optional courses such as SAT preparation or participating in extracurricular activities, Principal Lisa Spencer told the South Florida SunSentinel.