After a workshop meeting that lasted past 10 p.m., the Fayette County Board of Education said there were too many questions that needed to be answered about the redistricting maps to stage a public forum Nov.26.
Instead, the board wants to meet with the redistricting committee on that day to ask questions about the process that led to the new maps that could send more than 2,000 elementary school students to new schools next year.
"I've got about six pages of questions that I've already written down," said board chairman Terri Smith.
The board believes after its questions are answered, a public forum could be held Dec.10.
See the full account of Monday's meeting in The Citizen on Wednesday,
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