MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The woman who was hired this year as Special Assistant to Memphis-Shelby County Schools Superintendent Marie Feagins has resigned, according to multiple sources with first-hand knowledge. Camalyn Turner was announced as Special Assistant to the Superintendent in June. Her last day with the district will be Oct. 22, according to her letter of resignation sent Tuesday to Senior Leaders and Team Members. MSCS school board, Superintendent at odds over evaluation Turner previously held a similar position with Atlanta Public Schools, according to MSCS. This is the second recent resignation from a high-ranking member of Feagins' staff. In August, George Harris, Executive Director of Safety and Security, announced he was stepping away for “personal reasons” after security staff members threatened a strike. MSCS Director of Safety and Security resigns A spokesperson for Feagins told WREG she had no statement at this time. This story will be updated.