"My heart is breaking for Baltimore":

"My heart is breaking for Baltimore": Fallout from council meeting with City Schools CEO

 

BALTIMORE (WBFF) - Many questions remain unanswered even after the Baltimore City Council called the CEO of City Schools to testify about Augusta Fells Savage Institute in west Baltimore. The school is under investigation for staff misconduct and grading irregularities.

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her on how well they're doing, how these stats are, with the reality of the situation, our school systems are failing,” said Jovani Patterson, a City Schools parent and former candidate for City Council.

Patterson watched last week as City Council held a virtual hearing to question Dr. Sonja Santelises, the CEO of Baltimore City Schools. It was a hearing where tempers flared.

“You all should have your hands up and be screaming at this woman. Because she is failing our children,” said a woman who called in during the public comment portion.

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