CALHOUN COUNTY, Miss. (WTVA) - The superintendent of the Calhoun County School District is making plans to possibly retire.
Mike Moore says he is working with the school board to see if a replacement can be found. If not, he says he will stay on.
The announcement could come as early as Christmas.
Currently, Moore and Bruce High School Principal Michael Gillespie are accused of failing to report alleged sexual misconduct in April.
This allegedly involved Bruce High School teacher Loray Jordan and a student.
Jordan was arrested on April 21.
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