School district officials provided updates to the Forsyth County Board of Education during its work session Tuesday, May 11, on possible policy changes regarding full-time student and
withdrawal requirements and on some of the district’s construction projects.
Forsyth County Schools plans to change number of minimum required classes, policy on student withdrawal
Construction officials provide latest updates on upcoming schools, facilities
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