In just a few days, Memphis-Shelby County School Board Members will decide to either keep or fire Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins. The controversial move has been met with fierce disapproval from community members.

Parents, students, and community members rallied Monday in a walk called “Faith in Feagins” to show support for Memphis-Shelby County Schools Superintendent Marie Feagins.

Marie Feagins has only held her position for about 10 months, and the MSCS board is trying to terminate her. This timeline shows how we got here.

The Memphis Shelby County School Board is expected to vote on whether to fire Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins next week. Now some county commissioners are calling for town hall meetings to slow down the termination process,

Organizers are planning a march Saturday morning to highlight what they say is Dr. Feagins’ positive impact on the district in just eight months as superintendent.