Having shorter school days and a schedule with A and B days, along with off-campus dining options, can benefit students in several ways. It can help improve focus and concentration in classes, as shorter days mean less time spent in a single sitting. Splitting the days into A and B days can also reduce the amount of information students need to absorb each day, making it easier to retain knowledge. Additionally, allowing students to go off campus for meals can provide a break from the school environment, allowing them to recharge and return to class more refreshed. Overall, these changes can contribute to a more effective learning environment and better student well-being.
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