But this year, before the ballots are even cast â much less counted â Donald Trump is signaling that he is ready to challenge the presidential election results. I'm telling you, Nov. 8, we'd better be careful, because that election is going to be rigged, Trump told Fox News earlier this week.
Most districts dip below the required 176 days. America's traditional 180-day school year is more myth than reality in Illinois, as a jumble of state laws, rules and waivers allow districts to chip away instruction time, shorten school hours and cut the number of days students come to school.
By 1969-1970 that average had climbed to 161 school days; today that number is approaching 180 days. This means that the high school graduates of today are in class for what amounts to more than four additional school years â at the 180-day school year level â than graduates of 1910.he cost of lengthening the school year also should not be ignored. There are few reforms that would cost districts more than mandating they increase the number of days in their school year. Minnesota debated expanding its school year by 25 days.