DeKalb BOE member accused of violating policy by divulging superintendent search details

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DeKalb County Board of Education members are poised to schedule a hearing to determine if one of their colleagues violated its executive session policy.

At issue is whether board member Dr. Joyce Morley violated policy when she told the AJC about the search for the district’s next superintendent.

Morley claimed interim superintendent Vasanne Tinsley had been ranked higher by a search firm and that Dr. Devon Horton, who was selected as the finalist for the role, wasn’t among its top five candidates.

Read more on Axios.

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