When does the board typically hold meetings?

The board typically holds meetings in March, June, September, and December as they often align with key reporting periods or updates relevant to the court reporting profession. These months provide opportunities for the board to assess ongoing developments, address regulatory issues, and evaluate effectiveness in training and certification updates. Holding meetings in the spring and fall allows board members to discuss results from the first half of the year and plan for the upcoming year as well.

The other options include combinations of months that do not align with the typical scheduling practices of such boards. For instance, they may not take place frequently enough or may not coincide with important milestones in the reporting calendar, which can affect timely decision-making and the dissemination of information pertinent to court reporters.