Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle says education reform must focus on charter systems and college and career academies.
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Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle says education reform must focus on charter systems and college and career academies. / On Second Thought

Yesterday, Georgia governor Nathan Deal suspended all five members of the Dooly County school board following concerns about the district's accreditation. High school graduation rates in Georgia remain below the national average, but data released last month by the U.S. Department of Education shows the state has improved. Gov. Deal's plan to allow a state takeover of failing schools failed at the ballot box. However, Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle has his own ideas on how to improve the state's schools. They're outlined in his new book, "Education Unleashed."