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Anna ISD board adopts permanent four-day school week
Summary
The Anna Independent School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously Nov. 17 to adopt a permanent four-day instructional week for the district calendar after a motion by Clark Miller and second by Cody Bridwell.
The Anna Independent School District Board of Trustees adopted a permanent four-day school week for the district's instructional calendar at its Nov. 17 regular meeting. The motion, made by Clark Miller and seconded by Cody Bridwell, "carried unanimously," and the board scheduled the change as a permanent adjustment to the district calendar.
Superintendent Toby Tucker presented the proposal to the Board as part of the agenda; trustees discussed the item before voting. The minutes record the formal motion and unanimous approval but do not specify the implementation date, changes to daily hours, or details on instructional minutes. Those specifics were not provided in the recorded minutes and are listed as not specified in the meeting record.
The board's vote came alongside other operational decisions at the meeting, including approval of a Turnaround Plan for Rosamond-Sherley Elementary. Board members present for the vote included Clark Miller, Cody Bridwell, Monty Renfro, Shonda Rupe and Board President Tiffany Terry; two trustees were absent.
