Leaders and teachers in Haywood County Schools are setting goals and new policy they believe will improve student scores, send kids to college, or put them on the career path they’re interested in. During a dinner meeting at Haywood High School yesterday, Superintendent of Schools Amie Marsh talked to teachers, school administrators, members of the ...
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