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The school day could be getting a little longer for students in Balt stanley mugs imoreCounty PublicSchools.There s a proposal to extend the school day by 15 minutes, and on Thursday night you can share your thoughts with the county s Board of Education.The reason for the proposal is so the school district can meet the hour and day requiremen stanley cup ts mandated by the state.The proposal was made by a subcommittee of the BaltimoreCounty stanley thermos PublicSchools School Day Taskforce whose job is to look into things like the length of the school day, as well as start and end times. The idea is to extend the school day by 15 minuteswhich would add 45 hours to the school year.If approved,the extension would allow the district to build in more days for bad weather, and keep the week-long spring break intact.Two years ago, Governor Hogan signed an executive order into law requiring schools to start after Labor Day and end by June 15. That has been a struggle for some districts, especially when they have a lot of snow days to