The Hall County Board of Education is considering giving its strongest schools a bit more flexibility. The school board discussed at its meeting Monday the possibility of becoming an Investing in Educational Excellence School System that has a performance contract with the state Board of Education that grants it certain freedoms. “The state of Georgia is requiring every school district in the state (to decide) by May of 2015 if it is going to be a status quo district, if it’s going to be an IE2 district or if it’s going to be a charter district,” Hall County Superintendent Will Schofield said.