The superintendent of Tennessee’s largest school district will learn his fate Tuesday night.
The Memphis-Shelby County School (MSCS) board will take a vote later today on whether Dr. Joris Ray keeps his job or not.
Ray, who makes more than $293,000 per year, has been on paid administrative leave after allegedly having affairs with subordinates in the district.
Ray has denied he broke the school’s handbook.
The vote is set for 6:30 PM tonight.
KWAM has reached out to Ray for answers – we are still waiting to hear back.
