SELMA, Ala. (AP) - The State Board of Education is expected to vote on whether to intervene in the Selma City School System.
WAKA-TV reports (https://bit.ly/1eEGiAN) that Alabama Superintendent of Education Tommy Bice on Wednesday met with Selma school officials to discuss the matter.
In a letter to Selma Superintendent Gerald Shirley, Bice said the purpose of the meeting was to share his reasons for the notice of proposed intervention — and what he expects moving forward.
A corrective action plan was submitted to the state by Selma City Schools in response to a state investigation that uncovered several issues in the school system.
The state board is set to meet next on Feb. 12.
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Information from: WAKA-TV, https://www.waka.com/
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