Seton Catholic’s shift to a four-day school week has sparked debate. What do you think will be the most significant impact? Will it lead to more time for community service and extracurriculars, improve morale, or present new challenges in academic progress? Cast your vote in our latest poll!
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Four-day school schedule at Seton Catholic encourages students to serve
Seton Catholic introduces a four-day school schedule focused on service and education.
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