'Generally speaking, during the early-to-mid 19th century, schools in rural settings revolved around the agricultural system, allowing kids time off to harvest crops,' Steven L. Nelson, an associate professor of education policy and leadership tells TODAY.
Chandler Unified School District in Arizona is one that starts in mid-summer.
With a shorter summer break, material from the previous year is significantly fresher in the minds of students and they can hit the ground running in the fall, she says. Yolanda Street’s children started school in Chula Vista, California, in mid-July. Their school offers a two-week fall break along with traditional holiday breaks.
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