Flint Community School officials are set to institute a plan that they say will benefit students and teachers.
The district is moving to extend its school calendar in an effort to reduce what it calls brain drain on students during long summer breaks.
The so-called year-round calendar will include the required 180 days of instruction, but days off will be spread more evenly throughout the school year.
There will be six breaks of four to ten days during the year as to opposed to the current 3 month break in the summer.
As a result, Flint students will be starting school this Wednesday with classes scheduled to end on June 18.
