Sean C. Morgan
Sweet Home High School will switch to a seven-period day next school year in response to staff cuts forced by the state’s economic difficulties.
“I was given the charge of cutting two teachers,” said Principal Pat Stineff. She said that means the school won’t be able to continue the five-period day.
In a two-semester, seven-period schedule, students can earn seven credits per year, Stineff said, while on the five-period, trimester schedule, they…