DeeDee, can you explain why grade acceleration or dual enrollment in high school is at issue with block scheduling? Is it if the block schedule has classes move around from day to day? (Not all block schedules do that.) This is interesting!
When I asked our middle school about sending our son to high school for math they said that different block schedules in the two schools would make it impossible. One school has an N-day schedule, the other has an M-day schedule, and M is not equal to N. If they considered that some gifted middle school students should be taking high school classes, maybe they would have set M equal to N, but gifted students don't officially exist in most of Massachusetts. Unofficially there are a lot of them.
