MLWGS Regional School Board Meeting and Budget Work Session, Thursday, February 16th

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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Maggie Walker Governor’s School Regional Board will be held on February 16, 2017, @ 9:00 am, in Room 153, on the MW campus. A budget work session will follow the conclusion of this meeting.

Persons wishing to address the Regional School Board are required to contact the Board Clerk for placement on the agenda. In order to address the Regional School Board, the speaker must provide the Clerk with a summary of his/her comments by 10:00 am on the last business day prior to the meeting at which he or she desires to be heard.

The February packet can be viewed here.

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