2 resign, 2 fired in CRCT scandal
Dougherty County Board of Education members, from left, Carol Tharin, Milton Griffin, Darrel Ealum and Chairman James Bush speak during a called meeting Wednesday where the BOE accepted the resignation of two principals, fired two teachers and reassigned three principals and 13 teachers in the first fallout from the DCSS CRCT cheating investigation.
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