The Prince William County School Board voted Wednesday to designate March 5, the day of the presidential primary, as a student holiday and staff work day.
Before approaching the vote, the Board sat in a closed session to discuss probable or actual litigation involving specific staff, specific officer matters and safety matters. The Board received no comments from the public.
The vote on Wednesday came after the county’s chief operating officer, Vernon Bock, spoke to the board on January 3 about the logistics of a closing. Per Bock’s presentation, 78 out of the 97 schools in the county serve as polling locations on Super Tuesday.
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