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Italy ISD board votes to continue 4-day instructional week
Summary
The Italy ISD Board unanimously approved continuing a 4-day instructional week until the board or TEA mandates a change; the motion passed 7-0 during routine action items.
The Italy ISD Board of Trustees voted 7-0 on Feb. 9 to continue using a four-day instructional week until the board votes to change it or until TEA issues a required change to school calendars.
The motion to continue the four-day instructional week was moved by Dennis Perkins and seconded by Parker Reeves; the vote was recorded as seven in favor and none opposed. Board members framed the decision as continuing the district's current calendar model while remaining subject to any state-level requirements.
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