Results of Anderson Community Schools Board Meeting
11.11.09Filed Under: ECI News
The Herald Bulletin reports about 200 people attended the Anderson Community Schools board meeting last night, and most applauded speakers who urged the board to keep Anderson and Highland open as schools with grades 7-12. The district is facing a deficit of $9 million or more over the next three years. Also at the meeting, the school board unanimously approved a three-year contract for Felix H. Chow, who will start Jan. 1.
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