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Residents urge Devine ISD trustees to consider four-day school week
Summary
Four residents spoke during the public comment period on Dec. 16 urging the Devine ISD Board of Trustees to consider a four-day school week; no formal proposal or board action was taken at the meeting.
Four members of the public addressed the Devine Independent School District Board of Trustees during the citizen comment period to urge consideration of a four-day school week. Speakers at the Dec. 16 meeting included Emily Sadler, Melissa Gutierrez, Ronda Shelton and Kari Davis, who raised the topic as a non‑agenda item and asked trustees to study potential benefits and impacts for students and staff.
The board received the comments but took no formal action at the meeting. The public comment was recorded as part of the meeting minutes; the transcript does not show a board vote or motion on a four-day schedule. Any formal proposal or study would need to be placed on a future agenda for discussion and potential action.
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