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FAMU President James Ammons offered this written response over the weekend to recent stories about an unauthorized satellite campus that North Carolina Central University set up in a Georgia megachurch. Ammons was NCCU's chancellor before coming to FAMU.
A Raleigh News & Observer editorial says Ammons may have cut corners.
- Ron Matus, state education reporter
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 Get inside the world of Florida education with St. Petersburg Times staff writer Jeffrey S. Solochek and the rest of the Times education reporting team. We'll bring you up-to-date information about the latest education trends, fads and news and dig deep into Tampa Bay area school issues.
E-mail me:
solochek@sptimes.com
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| Amy Hollyfield covers education issues in the Florida Legislature. E-mail her: ahollyfield@sptimes.com. |
| Tony Marrero covers Hernando County schools. E-mail him: tmarrero@sptimes.com. |
| Tom Marshall covers Hillsborough County schools. E-mail him: tmarshall@sptimes.com. |
| Ron Matus covers state education. E-mail him: matus@sptimes.com. |
| Jeffrey S. Solochek covers Pasco schools. E-mail him: solochek@sptimes.com. |
| Thomas C. Tobin covers Pinellas schools. E-mail him: tobin@sptimes.com. |
| Donna Winchester covers Pinellas County schools. E-mail her: winchester@sptimes.com. |
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