After months of working to get its act together, Clayton County schools today will learn the decision of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. At issue is whether the 50,000 student district should lose its accreditation. SACS had given Clayton until September 1st to meet nine mandates outlined in a scathing February report. Should the district lose accreditation, it would be only the third nationally since the 1960's, and first in Georgia.
