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Hearing Tuesday on Fulton Science Academy High's Charter
The Fulton County Board of Education considers the possible end of the school's charter.
Fulton County Superintendent of Schools Robert Avossa speaks at a recent event at Crabapple Crossing Elementary School about the quality of education at the school as School Board members Katie Reeves, left, and Linda Schultz, right, wait for their chance to speak. Reeves and Schultz, with the rest of the board, will hold a hearing about Fulton Science Academy High School on Tuesday.
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Fulton Science Academy High School will have its hearing on the possible termination of its charter on Tuesday, Dec. 18.
The hearing will be 10 a.m. at the school system’s Administrative Center, located at 786 Cleveland Avenue SW in Atlanta.
On Dec. 4, Superintendent of Schools Robert Avossa delivered an audit report to the school board at their work session. Based on the audit report, Avossa said he would recommend terminating the public charter school's contract,. That would close the school at the end of the current school year.
A week later, on Dec. 11. the school board voted to pursue terminating the Fulton Science Academy High charter. The school's governing board was offered the opportunity of a hearing on Dec. 18. On Thursday, Dec. 13, the governing board voted to ask for the hearing.
The final decision on the charter school's contract will rest with the state.
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MarkMunoz
10:59 am on Monday, April 15, 2013
Enough of hearing from sock puppets on here pretending to be community supporters of this school. Hear what parents of ex students from these schools and teachers have to say using HARD data, and evidence.
http://georgiacharterschooldisgrace.com/