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.
It took a year and a half and thousands of dollars for Memphis Shelby County Schools to find a superintendent — now they must do it all over again after firing Marie Feagins. What ...
The agreement would allow SCHD to connect students with clinicians to expand access to screenings and care for middle and high school students.
SCHD said that the partnership will allow expanded clinical services, enabling the health department to provide HIF and ...
The proposed new Frayser High School, which could have its additional funding put on a 90-day moratorium, will be built, ...
: Shelby County Commissioner Mick Wright made a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, after the vote saying, “Absolute no to ...
Two more Tennessee students have died by gunfire in a state that has recently invested hundreds of millions of dollars to ...
The call comes from some Shelby County Commissioners who voted for a resolution of "no-confidence" in school board members ...
At least one elected official threw a report on allegations against Dr. Marie Feagins into the trash before the MSCS board ...
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