Parents demand Berea superintendent resignation over $1.3 million shortfall

by Andy McDonald • For The Citizen
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Berea Independent Schools Superintendent Diane Hatchett presented the district’s plan for financial recovery in the face of a $1.3 million shortfall. The crisis has many calling for Hatchett’s resignation.


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