Gainesville education leaders have opted to spend extra time studying a new international program rather than begin classes next school year. It was proposed a portion of the Academy at Wood’s Mill building, 715 Wood’s Mill Road, should house an International Baccalaureate middle-grades program for the 2014-15 year, but instead a group of middle and high school teachers will continue studying the option. “We want to continue the success of the blended learning and flexible hours options at Wood’s Mill, and expand the partnership with Lanier Tech,” Superintendent Merrianne Dyer said.
Gainesville schools continue to review global studies program