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Late Start, Longer Year | Concord News
Schools are starting later this year—thanks to Labor Day falling on September 7—giving students a bit more summer but stretching the school year into June. New interim principal Paul Hoiriis, who’s seen his fair share of calendars as a former superintendent, admits it’s a trade-off: extra sun in the evening or more daylight in the morning? The debate echoes daylight saving time. With New Hampshire mandating 180 instructional days, the calendar shuffle just shifts when you get your break. Historically, schools started after Labor Day, but now they’ve moved earlier to cram in SAT prep, finish…
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