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Ethics panel to discuss complaints against 3 APS board members

By Jaime Sarrio
May 9, 2012

The Ethics Commission of the Atlanta Board of Education will meet Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to continue an investigation into whether board members Courtney English, Yolanda Johnson and Nancy Meister violated ethics guidelines. In March 2011, complaints were filled against the three board members for various alleged violations, including not disclosing conflicts of interest. The meeting will be closed, and will be held at the district's headquarters, 130 Trinity Ave. Atlanta.

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