Douglas County commissioners defer decision on in‑house truancy program after split vote
After extended debate and split votes, the commission declined to approve a staff proposal to implement an in‑house Elementary/Middle School truancy program (Everyday Counts) and instead deferred action until the full five‑member board can vote. One interim motion to continue funding the existing Center for Supportive Communities program was proposed during debate.
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The Board of Douglas County Commissioners on May 27 deferred a decision on the proposed "Everyday Counts" elementary and middle‑school truancy program after an extended discussion and a split vote on the staff recommendation.
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