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Board affirms public comment rules, approves consent agenda and announces ribbon cutting

August 27, 2026 | Nassau, School Districts, Florida


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Board affirms public comment rules, approves consent agenda and announces ribbon cutting
At the start of the meeting an official outlined the Nassau County School Board's public comment rules, telling the public, "Citizens are welcome to comment on agenda items during the meeting." The board reminded citizens that complaints about district employees must first go to the superintendent and that public comment slots are limited to three minutes.

After procedural remarks the board approved the consent agenda on a motion and voice vote; Dr. Burns recommended approval "as presented." Dr. Burns also announced a ribbon cutting at Hilliard Middle Senior High School's football field tomorrow at 6:45 p.m., noting the district had emailed invitations and members expected to attend. The meeting was brief and adjourned after about 14 minutes.

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