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May 24, 2013

Federal mandate forces adult education shakeup

Published: 5:25 PM, 01/22/2013

Author: John Sprague
Source: The Herald-News

Changes mandated by the state of Tennessee has seen Rhea County Adult Education [AE] being grouped with McMinn and Meigs counties, and local AE Director Margaret Bott got approval from the
Rhea County School Board to pursue being the fiscal agent for the area.

Rhea AE got grouped with other counties due to the state reducing administrative costs.

For further details, see the Wednesday edition of The Herald-News.