Presidential candidate suggests holiday changes

During a connected apartment meeting held this Thursday on school schedules, the Horizon presidential candidate proposed shortening the autumn and Easter holidays to reduce the number of class hours per day.

Proposed changes aim to reduce daily class time

The candidate's plan involves reducing the length of the autumn and Easter school breaks, which would allow for more teaching hours to be scheduled within the school year.

Education officials respond to the proposal

Education officials have not yet formally commented on the proposal but have indicated they will review the idea alongside other potential adjustments to the school calendar.

Public reaction mixed on holiday adjustments

Public reaction to the proposal has been mixed, with some parents supporting the idea of increasing instructional time and others expressing concern about the impact on student well-being and family time.