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Board abandons four-day plan and adopts five-day calendar after governor's executive order
Summary
Following a governor executive order that complicated the previously approved four-day schedule, the Port Orford-Langlois board voted unanimously to adopt a five-day calendar for 2026–27 based on superintendent recommendation and parental/staff preference.
The board addressed the district calendar for the 2026–27 school year during old business on May 18. The board had previously approved a four-day week, but Superintendent Aaron Miller said the governor's recent executive order made that plan problematic. Miller recommended adopting the previously reviewed five-day calendar option, which he said remained a favorable choice for parents and staff.
Judy Miles moved to amend the March adoption of the four-day calendar and adopt the five-day calendar; Bob Brown seconded the motion. The board voted unanimously in favor. The minutes record the board's decision to replace the four-day schedule with the five-day calendar for 2026–27.
