Flex Mod Schedule

South High School utilizes a Flexible Modular Schedule, commonly referred to as Flex Mod, which is a modern approach to structuring the school day. Instead of traditional periods (like 7 or 8 fixed class blocks), the school day is broken into smaller time units called "mods" which are 15 minutes each. Classes are scheduled in different lengths based on the subject’s needs, allowing for greater flexibility and a more college-like experience.

Flex-Mod classes are designed as large groups, medium groups, small groups, and labs. In the Flex-Mod structure, unstructured time allows students to meet with teachers or work independently in one of several department resource rooms, the IMC, or the Commons.