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An alternating schedule would harm extracurriculars
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![Junior David Foster, a coordinator for the community outreach subcommittee of the Palo Alto High School Innovative Schedule Committee, opens a Google spreadsheet with potential schedule plans. The group recently identified a certain schedule framework that it plans to use but has yet to decide upon a complete schedule recommendation. “We will hopefully reach consensus on a final schedule in the meeting [two] Tuesdays from now,” Foster said. “Until then, nothing is decided as we’re pushing on the pros and cons of different schedule tweaks.”](https://palyvoice.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/David-Foster-on-Computer-at-ISC-Meeting-900x506.jpg)