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How Forsyth County Schools is working to keep teachers in the classroom during the ‘Great Resignation’
Draft of 2024-25 school calendar now open for public feedback
Dr. Cindy Salloum
Dr. Cindy Salloum, Associate Superintendent of Human Resources and Legal Services, gives an annual update on her department to the Board of Education at its work session on Tuesday, Oct. 11.
Forsyth County Schools is trying to keep staff in its classrooms as retention rates drop significantly and teachers across the nation leave education in favor of other careers.
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Forsyth County Schools to front $1M per month amid Trump administration freeze on federal education funding
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The Forsyth County Schools Board of Education building in Cumming. - photo by Sophie Ralph
Forsyth County Schools is being impacted by President Donald Trump’s decision to withhold federal education funds while certain programs remain under review.
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