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Leaders say they will presumptively waive two state-of-emergency days on the school calendar pending commissioner's recommendation
Summary
A staff member said the district will act to waive two state-of-emergency school days once the commissioner transmits a recommendation to the council; the district plans to publish a revised calendar and not wait until the April meeting to act.
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A staff member told the meeting the district will take "presumptive action" to waive two state-of-emergency school days on the calendar once the commissioner provides a recommendation to the council, rather than waiting until the April meeting.
"So once she does that, we're we're taking kind of presumptive action," the staff member said, describing the step as an administrative calibration of the calendar. The staff member said the district will publish a revised calendar when the commissioner's recommendation is received.
The remarks did not record a formal motion or vote; the staff member framed the approach as proactive administration ahead of a formal recommendation and a future board vote. No effective date for the calendar change was given during the discussion, and the staff member indicated a vote tonight would trigger other, unrelated next steps on survey implementation.

