Members of the Memphis Shelby County Schools board hosted a press conference on Thursday to address questions following the board's decision to terminate superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins.

CHRISTOPHER BLANK (Host): On Tuesday, the Memphis-Shelby County Schools Board voted 6-3 to fire Superintendent Marie Feagins.

The Memphis Shelby County School Board members will host a press conference Thursday after six voted to fire Dr. Marie Feagins as superintendent.

State Rep. Mark White said there were multiple bills in the works in response to Feagins' firing to change state oversight of ...

Before the MSCS board fired Dr. Feagins, attorney Robert Spence presented what he said were the facts of the allegations ...

Memphis Shelby County School Board Attorney says there will be no taxpayer-funded payout for fired Superintendent Dr. Marie ...

The decision to fire Memphis-Shelby County Schools superintendent Marie Feagins was chaotic but predictable. It felt like the ...

Many are asking what comes next for the school district now that Superintendent Marie Feagins has been fired, and will the ...

At least one elected official threw a report on allegations against Dr. Marie Feagins into the trash before the MSCS board ...

The Memphis Shelby County School Board of Education voted to terminate Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins’ contract Tuesday ...

Memphis Shelby County Schools Director Marie Feagins has failed to keep the confidence of this author, a school board member, ...

Former Superintendent Marie Feagins was ousted by a majority vote of the MSCS Board of Education Tuesday night.