The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education has announced the cancellation of a special meeting that was originally scheduled for January 21, 2024. This decision comes against the backdrop of ongoing discussions related to the district’s academic calendar. District officials have been grappling with the implications of a recent snowstorm that disrupted educational activities and forced the school board to reconsider its academic schedule. While the special meeting was intended to address various concerns from parents and stakeholders regarding these changes, it has been rendered unnecessary following the cancellation. Board Chair Malishai Woodbury stated, “We understand that the concerns about the academic calendar are significant, and we are committed to finding a resolution that best serves our students and community.” The board is currently working on strategies to clean up calendar concerns and ensure that any disruptions caused by the weather will have minimal impact on students’ education. Parents and guardians have expressed mixed feelings about the changes, with some advocating for a return to pre-snowstorm schedules and others supporting a more flexible approach that accommodates unforeseen weather events. As the board continues to navigate this complex situation, they are urging families to stay informed about future developments.
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Board of Education Cancels Special Meeting Amid Calendar Concerns
