With the recent release of the new proposed bell schedule for the upcoming 23-24 school year at Laguna Beach High School, change is no surprise. The students have been dealing with many "new-and-improved" schedule shifts for the last five or so years, doing their best to adapt to them. There is, however, one change that could make a real difference in the way students learn and succeed: moving the tutorial period to after the break.

Moving the tutorial period to after break would provide extra study time for students before tests. Currently, the tutorial period is held after lunch, which means students have already gone through a long day of classes and are often too tired or unfocused to fully utilize this extra period. Moving it after the break would give students a chance to receive extra help, go over the material, and ask questions before they take important tests, which could lead to higher grades and a better understanding of the subject.

Additionally, having the tutorial period after the break could benefit students' future career prospects. By moving the tutorial period to after break, students would have more time after school to work on projects or internships related to their interests. This would give them an opportunity to gain real-world experience and add to their resumes, which could help them stand out when applying to college or for jobs.

Overall, moving the tutorial period to after break at Laguna Beach High School could have a significant impact on students' academic success, future career prospects, and ability to receive the extra help they may truly need to succeed. It's a change that is worth considering and one that could benefit students for years to come.