Post Falls School District reflects after year one of four-day week
Post Falls High School
CAROLYN BOSTICK/Press
Post Falls School District charts the amount of money put towards substitute teaching costs. Superintendent Dena Naccarato said under the first year of the 4-day school week, the district saved $55,000 in substitute teacher pay.
Post Falls IRI numbers for students in kindergarten through third grade were first in the state for large school districts.
McKenna Zimmerman
Paisley Zimmerman
POST FALLS — Bus routes, lesson prep and back-to-school shopping herald a new school year. After the first year with a four-day school week here, many are reflecting on the change.
Post Falls Superintendent Dena Naccarato said Post Falls' Idaho Reading Indicator scores rank first in the state among large school districts for kindergarten-through-third graders.
The change can also mean more time with family.
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