ABOUT THIS EPISODE
One-third of Missouri schools have transitioned to a four-day school week. In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Jon Turner, a retired public school educator with 30 years of experience and an associate professor at Missouri State University. Dr. Turner shares insights from schools across the state, breaking down the three main reasons districts consider adopting a four-day week and promoting the importance of school comms for schools exploring this calendar option.
Resources:
Website: fourdayweek.us
Contact Jon Turner: JonSTurner@missouristate.edu
English
United States
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