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Posted: Monday, March 4th 2013 at 8:54am

Dunwoody considers breaking from Dekalb schools

By The Associated Press
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DUNWOODY - Parents in Dunwoody are discussing the possibly of forming their own school district, which would break away from the beleaguered DeKalb County Schools.

A meeting was held Sunday night at a local church to discuss that possibility and included state representatives and members of the Dunwoody Homeowners Association.

DeKalb County is the state's third-largest school district, serving about 99,000 students.

It was placed on probation in December by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools following a six-month investigation. The accreditation agency cited long-term leadership issues including nepotism, fiscal mismanagement, inappropriate micromanagement and intimidation within the district.

Last week Governor Nathan Deal invoked a new law to suspend two-thirds of the school board.

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