A Georgia school district's entire board has been suspended by Gov. Brian Kemp through an executive order. The suspension follows a 10-0 vote by the Georgia Board of Education recommending the action. This decision comes after the school district faced a significant financial crisis, including a $20 million deficit.

The state had provided emergency payroll assistance to the district. In response to the financial issues, the district cut costs by reducing staff and shortening the school year.

Further details on the suspension and the district's situation are available, including the events leading up to the state's intervention and the board's suspension.