Board hears motion on scheduling software to support interventions and discusses fundraiser oversight
The board considered a motion to approve scheduling software intended to create intentional intervention times for middle and high school students and discussed tighter oversight requiring clubs and teams to list planned fundraisers for board review.
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At the Shelby County Board of Education meeting, a board member moved and another seconded a motion to advance the purchase of scheduling software designed to support student interventions; board discussion described the software as a master‑scheduling tool to create intentional intervention times.
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