The days of enrolling in Hall County schools based upon proximity may soon come to an end. Monday night, the Hall County Board of Education, per Superintendent Will Schofield’s recommendation, voted to move forward with a committee charged with looking into opening up Hall schools to anyone in the county — and out. The superintendent will form a committee, likely to include one representative from the board, that will spend the next 90 to 120 days addressing the possibility of removing school borders and potentially opening up Hall schools to out-of-county, tuition-paying students, space permitting.