“I don’t think there was a right choice for the best choice under the circumstances,” said Hill.
Superintendent Brent Williams reviewed the planning and the policies in place for positive COVID-19 cases should a student or staff test positive. Students and staff will have their temperatures taken and masks will be required.
After discussion among the board, board member Richard Bogan made a motion to amend the July 27 decision and adopt the Plan B model that was presented (see full video below), while allowing parents to choose the remote learning Plan C option. The motion stated in-person schooling would begin in two weeks on Monday, September 28.
The motion was seconded by board member Billy Davis. After a few questions for clarification, including could the schools be ready in time, the board voted on the motion. Board members Keith King, Bruce Hill, Merwyn Smith, Billy Davis, and Richard Bogan voted yes for the motion. Board members W.D. Anderson and Elijah Woods voted no.
Smith shared that his change to his vote had nothing to do with pressure or politics but, “researching and doing my due diligence.”
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