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School board attorney: no more remote voting by school board members

Summary by alamancenews.com

A policy change announced at the Alamance-Burlington school board’s latest work session will no longer permit board members who participate in meetings remotely (by phone) to vote on any matters that are presented for the board’s approval, effective immediately. The revision to the school board’s remote participation in board meetings was among more than two dozen policy revisions that school board members voted unanimously, 7-0, during their wo…

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School board attorney: no more remote voting by school board members

A policy change announced at the Alamance-Burlington school board’s latest work session will no longer permit board members who participate in meetings remotely (by phone) to vote on any matters that are presented for the board’s approval, effective immediately. The revision to the school board’s remote participation in board meetings was among more than two dozen policy revisions that school board members voted unanimously, 7-0, during their wo…

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alamancenews.com broke the news in 3 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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