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Failing Georgia school firing entire staff to qualify for aid

  • 03-29-2010
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A failing Savannah high school is firing its entire staff in an effort to avoid further sanctions from the state and to make the school eligible for up to $6 million in federal money, officials said Thursday. The 200 employees at Beach High School — including the principal — will work there through the end of the year but will not be rehired for that school, said Karla Redditte, spokeswoman for the Savannah-Chatham County school district. The teachers can reapply for their jobs but only half can be rehired under federal education law, she said. Staff can also apply for other jobs in the school district. ""It is a sad day for us," Redditte said by phone as she stood outside the 950-student school in south Georgia. (more...)

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