Memphis-Shelby County Schools board fires Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins, names interim
The Memphis-Shelby County Schools board on Tuesday night voted to fire Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins. The vote came amid widespread community backlash, possible state intervention and a deep division amongst board members.
The call comes from some Shelby County Commissioners who voted for a resolution of "no-confidence" in school board members ...
SCHD said that the partnership will allow expanded clinical services, enabling the health department to provide HIF and ...
The Shelby County Commission did not cast a vote on a resolution that would signal a position of "no confidence" in the Memphis-Shelby County Schools board Wednesday. The commissioners voted ...
Attorney Robert Spence presented what he called were the facts of the allegations against Feagins saying that they were true.
Shelby County Commissioners were in a regular board meeting. MSCS had an item on the meeting agenda, a funding request for the new high school in Frayser. During the meeting, commissioners were ...
Brooke Muckerman is a political reporter for The Commercial Appeal, covering the city of Memphis, Shelby County Government and MSCS Board of Education. She can be reached at brooke.muckerman@ ...
The agreement would allow SCHD to connect students with clinicians to expand access to screenings and care for middle and high school students.
Shelby County Commission passes resolution of "no confidence" in MSCS board following the effort to fire Superintendent Dr.
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