The Brief
- Minneapolis school leaders may back away from a proposal to close more than a dozen schools.
- The superintendent said no schools should close at this time, according to FOX 9.
- A City Council resolution calling for a delay still heads to a full council vote Thursday, though it may not be needed.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – A major Minneapolis school closure proposal appeared to change direction during a public meeting Tuesday night.
Minneapolis school closure plan shifts
What we know:
Minneapolis Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Lisa Sayles-Adams started Tuesday’s board meeting by saying she recommends that no schools close at this time.
It’s still unclear whether that was final, or whether some kind of vote could still happen.
Possible Minneapolis school closures
The backstory:…