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The commission voted to continue using Shannon Walsh for National Registry assessment and paperwork, estimated at 30 hours and $3,500. Commissioners also began developing replacement online history resources after a $29 fee was introduced to maintain existing Pocketsights material.
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The commission will continue work on a National Registry assessment and related paperwork, with the work estimated to cost $3,500. The existing Pocketsights historical content may be replaced with a new project using tools such as Google Slides, YouTube, QR codes, or Google Maps. A digital history dashboard for grades K-12 received a soft launch but is not ready for public release.
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