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Based on the information in "Schools Should Stick to Traditional Schedules," which sentence BEST supports that students who go to schools year round do not learn more than students who are off in the summer?
A.
Those in favor of the idea argue that this system improves test scores, saves money, and allows families to vacation during the winter months.

B.
Students in year–round programs attend school for about the same number of days as students in traditional programs.

C.
Schools will also need money for more teachers and staff to work on different tracks.

D.
A long break during the summer gives students and teachers the opportunity to recharge in time for a new school year.

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