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Harrison County Schools opens discussion on two proposed calendars, adjourns without decision
Summary
A meeting of Harrison County Schools invited public comment on two proposed school calendars (both posted online); an attendee noted Calendar 1 schedules the last school day after the holiday while Calendar 2 covers the full week after the holidays. No public comment was offered and the meeting adjourned by voice vote.
Unidentified Speaker opened a Harrison County Schools meeting to invite public comment on two proposed school calendars, saying both calendars are available online and listed on the agenda and asking for input.
The meeting leader repeated that the calendars are posted "online," and asked if anyone had questions or concerns. After a short period for comment, an observation was raised about end-of-term timing: "I do wanna make 1 observation that the last day of school you stay after the holiday," and, referring to the alternate option, "Calendar 2 actually goes the whole week after the holidays." Those comments were the only substantive distinction voiced on the calendars during the session.
Hearing no further discussion or public comments, the meeting proceeded to a motion to adjourn. A motion was made and seconded; a voice vote was taken with members saying "Aye," and the speaker declared the motion carried. No formal vote tallies, mover or seconder names were recorded in the transcript.
The meeting ended without a decision on which calendar the district would adopt; no next meeting to finalize the calendars was announced in the recorded segment.
