Source: Brian To / Getty If New York Fashion Week could crown a queen this season, it would definitely be Teyana Taylor . Not only did she kill it at beauty guru Pat McGrath’s Mothership Ball , but the 26-year-old was the talk of GCDS’s show on Thursday and instantly became NYFW’s best meme so far for her infamous hair flipping turn . Clearly that was all just the appetizer. On Saturday the “Fade” star SHUT IT down on the runway as the final act at Phillip Plein’s Spring 2018 show. With rapper Future giving a live performance, Taylor was giving us life with her lace bodysuit, platinum blonde wig and sexy choreography. She posted the following on Instagram about that night: “When the haters tried to say I was too extra yesterday…..
Source: Chip Somodevilla / Getty Atlanta Public schools have been closed before Hurricane Irma’s impact on the state of Georgia. The governor has expanded the state of emergency on majority of the state. Hurricane Irma is expected to bring wind gusts up to 60 mph, heavy rain beginning Monday morning, and power outages. The storm will likely be a Tropical Storm when it gets to Georgia, but will still bring serious weather. See below for the list of school closings. ____ Atlanta Public Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 Barrow County Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 Bartow County Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 Butts County Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 and Tuesday, Sept. 12 Carroll County Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 and Tuesday, Sept. 12 Clarke County Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 Clayton County Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 Cherokee County Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 and Tuesday, Sept. 12 Cobb County – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 and Tuesday, Sept. 12 Coweta County School s – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 Dawson County Schools – Closed Monday, 12 month employees to report DeKalb County Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 and Tuesday, Sept. 12 Douglas County Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 and Tuesday, Sept. 12 Emory University – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 Fayette County Schools – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 and Tuesday, Sept. 12 Fulton County – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 and Tuesday, Sept. 12 Georgia Gwinnett College – Closed Saturday, Sept. 9 at 5:00 p.m. and will open for normal operations Tuesday, Sept. 12. Georgia Southern University – Closed Friday Sept. 8 through Tuesday, Sept. 12. Georgia State University – Closed Monday, Sept. 11 CLICK HERE FOR FULL LIST
A scathing investigative report released by Gov. Nathan Deal that has gone national found that 178 teachers and principals in 44 Atlanta Public Schools have cheated to improve their school’s test score, according to an investigation by the state of Georgia. The year-long investigation found that teachers and principals erased and corrected mistakes on students’ answer sheet, while APS Superintendent Beverly Hall and her top aides ignored, buried, destroyed or altered complaints about misconduct, claimed ignorance of wrongdoing and accused critics of failing to believe in the ability of underprivileged children to learn. The investigation found that the misconduct may have started as long as a decade ago. The lengthy report names 178 educators, including 38 principals, as participants in the cheating scandal in what may be the most wide-ranging investigation into test-cheating in a public school district ever conducted in U.S. history. More than 80 of the accused have confessed. According to the AJC , the report accuses top district officials of wrongdoing that could lead to criminal charges in some cases. The decision whether to prosecute those involved is up to three district attorneys — in Fulton, DeKalb and Douglas counties — who will consider potential offenses in their jurisdictions. Read the full story here. Probe Finds Widespread Cheating in Atlanta Schools: MyFoxATLANTA.com RELATED: Is Perceptual Learning An Important Skill For The Classroom? RELATED: Black Mother Jailed For Sending Kids To White School District
