Year-in-advance plan of deep cuts to schools gets community’s attention
Eliminating 125 Bulloch County Schools teachers’ jobs, laying off instructional coaches and certain other district personnel and closing the Transitions Learning Center – these are things that aren’t happening in the school year now beginning, but which Superintendent Charles Wilson said could need to happen for the 2026-2027 school year – if the Board of Education rolls back its property tax rate as originally planned and keeps it down.
Eliminating 125 Bulloch County Schools teachers’ jobs, laying off instructional coaches and certain other district personnel and closing the Transitions Learning Center – these are things that aren’t happening in the school year now beginning, but which Superintendent Charles Wilson said could need to happen for the 2026-2027 school year – if the Board of Education rolls back its property tax rate as originally planned and keeps it down.
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