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District administrators presented a proposal to change handbook language so school‑year staff may use personal days in hourly increments rather than only half‑day or full‑day blocks. The change would align personal days with other leave types that already allow hourly use. Presenter Mr. Russ said hourly personal days allow staff to attend short midday events such as student celebrations without requiring a half‑day absence and would make coverage easier to arrange when staff give advance notice. He said administration supports the change to keep staff in front of students longer and to increase flexibility. Board member Mr. McKenna moved to recommend approval to the full board; Ms. Lopez seconded. The committee voiced its support and the motion was forwarded to the full board for final approval. The committee did not take a binding vote to adopt policy language at this meeting; the item was moved forward to the full board for action.
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