Ex-Superintendent Marie Feagins sues, says MSCS board violated open meetings law in firing
According to the lawsuit, Feagins is suing for violations of the Tennessee Open Meetings Act. Feagins does not address the contract violations that the board found in the termination resolution in the complaint, but instead said the board violated public meetings laws through texts and private meetings.
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Memphis City Councilman JB Smiley refutes claims made in fired MSCS Superintendent’s lawsuitMemphis City Councilman JB Smiley told Action News 5 that the details in the lawsuit filed Monday in Shelby County Circuit ...
The lawsuit mentions a phone call between Feagins and Smiley, but does not name him as a party to the lawsuit. Here's what ...
This week on WKNO/Channel 10's Behind the Headlines, host Eric Barnes is joined by Shelby County Commissioners Britney Thornton and Mickell Lowery and Daily Memphian reporter Bill Dries.
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State takeover could lead to Dr. Feagins leading MSCS againThere’s a possible new twist in the Memphis-Shelby County Schools controversy as questions remain about what would happen if ...
MSCS school board member Michelle McKissack wants the public to know she was not involved in what led up to Dr. Feagins being fired last month.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents will not be allowed in Memphis-Shelby County Schools classrooms, according to a ...
Without a revived contract with Memphis-Shelby County Schools, the Peer Power Foundation began working instead with area ...
The Memphis-Shelby County Board of Education is preparing for a meeting Tuesday night that could prove pivotal for embattled Superintendent Marie Feagins. The MSCS Board of Education will have its ...
MSCS AUDIT - At least four of the county commissioners are on board with the plan and set to talk about it during a Shelby ...
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