Richmond County board recognizes partnerships, addresses human trafficking concerns
Richmond County Board of Education members recognize Textron Specialized Vehicles for a decade-long partnership with the district’s Reaching Potential Through Manufacturing program during Tuesday’s meeting. Photo by Drew Wall
By Drew Wall
In a short Tuesday board meeting, the Richmond County Board of Education celebrated community partnerships and student achievements but also faced a chilling report on child trafficking from local law enforcement.
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