Today's ajc is quoting Clayton School Superintendent John Thompson saying "we have a very slim chance of maintaining accreditation at all". Does anyone know how FCBOE is planning to deal with the new students?

It seems to me that the college bound rising Seniors are most affected by the loss of accreditation. Assuming that these kids have worked hard and come from families that value education, does Fayette have a moral obligation to help these students?

It may be too late, but what if we proactively came up with a plan to meet their needs? Something like...
1. Set up a Clayton Senior Academy at the old Fayette County High School offering senior level classes only.
2. Clayton students could APPLY for admission and the top 100/200/250? would be accepted.
3. Charge tuition equal to the expenses involved.
4. No transportation, no sports, no extracurricular activities...just a bare bones, no frills opportunity for the top kids in Clayton to graduate from an accredited school.

Your thoughts?