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Economically disadvantaged Sandy Springs students show improved academic scores
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Economically disadvantaged Sandy Springs students show improved academic scores
Key Points:• More than 63 percent of students enrolled in Sandy Springs schools are economically disadvantaged.• Zone 4, which includes Sandy Springs public schools, has 8,774 students enrolled. Fulton County Schools Board of Education member Michelle Morancie listens to the report on Sandy Springs, an area that she represents. (Provided by FCS) Fulton County Schools Zone 4 Superintendent Alexandra Bates told the school board that more than 63 p…
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