It's too soon and too complex. The Savannah-Chatham County Board of Education is being guided by a newcomer. The learning curve for Diane Cantor is steep and not all board members and administrators seem to want to see her learn and succeed. There is administrative upheaval in key positions. Both finance and construction heads have recently moved on.
Replacement takes time and energy.
The superintendent is retiring when her contract expires in July 2001. That will lead to all sorts of speculation about the future of the school system. So, for the next several years the school system will be managing in a turbulent environment. The telltale signs would be lots of bickering by school board members, active misinformation campaign from administrative staff, exit from local schools by teachers and parents who have options open to them, lots of drama without useful sustained action from school system and concerned community. Adapt and thrive.