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Nash County board approves two student history field trips to Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.
Summary
The Nash County Public Schools board approved two field trips: Nassau High AP U.S. History students to Philadelphia for two days, and the district's early college history group to Washington, D.C., on April 17. The superintendent said both meet district policy and funding requirements.
The Nash County Public Schools Board of Education approved two student history field trips after the superintendent reported both meet district policy and funding requirements.
The superintendent described the trips: Nassau High School is sending its AP U.S. History group to Philadelphia for two days, and the district's early college program is sending a history group to Washington, D.C., on April 17. "They both meet our policy, and let's check for all of this and and funding," the superintendent said while asking the board for approval.
A board member moved the approval and the board took a voice vote. When the chair asked "All in favor, say aye," board members responded "Aye." No individual roll-call votes, dollar amounts, travel itineraries, chaperone ratios, or student counts were provided in the meeting transcript.
The board recorded the approval by voice vote and did not attach further conditions in the public record.
