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Georgetown ISD recognizes Williamson County 4‑H for extracurricular status
Summary
As part of the consent agenda, the board adopted a resolution recognizing the Williamson County Texas 4‑H Organization as eligible for extracurricular status consideration under 19 Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 76.1; local Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service staff will request academic eligibility for competitive activities.
The Georgetown ISD Board of Trustees included in its consent agenda a resolution recognizing the Williamson County Texas 4‑H Organization as eligible for extracurricular status consideration under state rules.
The resolution states the board "did adopt this resolution that recognizes the Williamson County Texas 4‑H Organization as approved for recognition and eligible for extracurricular status consideration under 19 Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 76.1." It instructs that a local representative of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will request academic eligibility for 4‑H members for competitive activities that require school absences.
The recognition was approved as part of the consent agenda in a unanimous vote; no separate debate or roll call specific to the 4‑H resolution is recorded beyond the consent vote.
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