Committee adopts interim study into four‑day school week
Summary
Legislators voted by voice to adopt an interim study (ISP) on the four‑day school‑week; Senator Kroll spoke in support and the motion passed without recorded opposition.
The committee adopted an interim study on the four‑day school week by voice vote. Senator Crowell introduced the proposal as a fact‑finding ISP; Senator Kroll (District 3) spoke briefly in support. A motion and second were recorded and members approved the ISP by voice vote ('Aye'); no opposition was recorded in the transcript. The chair then adjourned the meeting.
The motion was procedural and advances fact‑finding; no policy change was enacted during the meeting. The committee will consider the study during the interim and may solicit testimony and data in subsequent meetings.
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