Memphis teacher recognized for innovative civics project
Hardy Farrow, an 11th grade social studies teacher at Power Center High School, was one of five teachers who received an innovation award from the Symantec Corporation for his 13-week project that required students to create business plans that would benefit the city of Memphis.
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