Hershey

Hershey High School Switching to New Class Schedule

Maeve Reiter, Social Media Editor
February 13, 2021

The principal of Hershey High School, Dr. Jeffrey Smith, announced that the high school is transitioning to eight 45 minute periods a day on February 16th in an email sent on February 4, 2021.

This schedule will retain the two in-person and two virtual days of the week, as well as the asynchronous learning day on Wednesday. The major change is that instead of four hour and a half classes, there will be eight 45 minute classes, like before the pandemic.

This new schedule will begin on Tuesday, February 16th after an extended weekend.

Pictured is the schedule Dr. Smith announced on February 4, 2021. The schedule is a return to the original bell schedule for Hershey High School prior to the pandemic.

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Maeve Reiter, Hershey Editor

Maeve Reiter is a senior and the Hershey Editor of the Broadcaster. She enjoys dancing and listening to music, and she is constantly carrying a book around.