Top MSCS official resigns
Members of the Memphis-Shelby County Schools cabinet are recognized at the event celebrating Superintendent Marie Feagins' first 100 days July 10. (Angel Ortez/Courtesy MSCS Communications)
The special assistant to Superintendent Marie Feagins had been in the newly created role for four months.
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Memphis-Shelby County Schools Marie Feagins EducationLaura Testino
Laura Testino is an enterprise reporter who writes about how public policy shapes Memphis. She is currently reporting from Frayser about education and housing. Please write her with your suggestions and story tips.
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