LIBERTY &045; School trustees deliberated the fate of former Amite County High School Principal Charlie Floyd for an hour and 20 minutes in executive session at a special meeting on Thursday, but did not reveal their decision.

&uot;There will be no statement regarding our executive session.

Our attorney will have until July 16 to provide a written statement,&uot; Board President Jimmie Burns said.

Floyd was suspended and later dismissed last fall amid an investigation of alleged irregularities at the school, including improper changes to student grades.

However, in a four-day dismissal appeal hearing in April, no evidence was produced that Floyd changed any grades or pressured others to do so.

After the meeting, Board Attorney Cynthia Davis said the contents of the board’s letter notifying Floyd and the school district of its decision would not be made public by the school board.

Davis indicated persons interested in finding out the board’s decision should call the school district office on Wednesday.