The Liberty County Board of Education on Tuesday voted unanimously to discontinue its contract with the Ombudsman alternative-education program and heard about plans for the district’s own alternative-school program. According to the executive summary, submitted by LCSS Chief Academic Officer Mary Alexander, “the learning process has drastically changed over the years, while the learning and support of students at our alternative school has remained virtually unchanged.” The Ombudsman program will serve out its contract through the end of the current school year.