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BOE hits pause on minority recruitment costs
Plan includes new assistant HR chief, teaching career path for SHS students
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The Bulloch County Board of Education postponed a decision Thursday night on a minority educator recruitment program. Initial cost estimates totaled $180,000 to $250,000, and board members said they want more supporting data or lower cost options. A report that Superintendent Charles Wilson delivered in September showed that the number of black teachers and administrators had increased from 11 percent of the Bulloch County Schools’ total workforce with teaching certificates in 2012–13 to 14.2 percent this school year.
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