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Committee approves structured single-session schedule for grades 7, 9 and 12
Summary
A school advisory committee voted to adopt a structured single-session format for students in grades seven, nine and twelve; one member, Ryan, opposed the motion. Staff will circulate next-year dates and reminded attendees to sign in to validate votes.
The School Health Advisory Committee voted to approve a recommendation to move to a structured single-session format for students in grades seven, nine and twelve, the committee chair said.
The proposal stems from a subcommittee report presented at the SHAC meeting in April that recommended a structured single-session schedule for those grade levels. The chair asked members whether they had reviewed the materials and, with no substantive questions recorded in the transcript, called the motion for a vote.
During the vote the chair asked, “All in favor?” and members responded with ayes. After the roll call-style confirmation, the chair noted, “Ryan’s the only opposed,” recording a single dissenting vote but otherwise approving the recommendation. The transcript does not provide a numerical tally of yes votes or identify every voter by name.
Staff told members that dates for next year’s schedule will be circulated soon and reminded attendees that they must sign in for votes to be recorded. The meeting record shows a motion to adjourn was made by Alyssa; it was seconded and approved, and the chair adjourned the meeting around 11:40.
The committee did not record further formal actions or an implementation timeline for the single-session recommendation in the provided transcript. Staff indicated they will send dates and follow-up information to members.
