Atlanta Public Schools officials have recommended firing a high school principal after investigators found evidence of academic and attendance irregularities at her school.
Channel 2 investigative reporter Richard Belcher said the report concludes that some of the violations had a negative effect on special education students — specifically that those students lost thousands of hours of instruction because of a lack of oversight.
The investigation started when an APS area superintendent filed a complaint against Angela Coaxum-Young, the principal of Booker T. Washington High School.
