Every fall, the clocks have to be set back an hour according to the Florida government. With today’s smart technologies, cellphones, laptops, and other devices are programmed to change the time. However, at Osceola High School, all classrooms still have old analog clocks that must be manually changed. Mrs. Deatley said, “It’s been this way since I came here, more than a decade ago, and it is sometimes awkward to get up on a chair and get the clock down and switch it.” This has been a reoccurring issue for teachers throughout the school.
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