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Thursday, August 26, 2004

I predict the first superintendent of the Trussville school board will be an Auburn graduate.

How do I know? Well, I'm just real good at predicting things, that's all.

And there's this story from The Birmingham News:

[...] [Suzanne] Freeman earned a doctorate in curriculum and teaching from Auburn University. She has worked for Auburn City Schools as an assistant superintendent and principal for the Auburn Early Education Center. She has served as superintendent of Cullman City Schools since 2000.

[Charles] Ledbetter, of Dadeville, is completing his doctorate at Auburn University. He has worked as an administrative assistant, teacher and coach in the Tallapoosa County and Walker County school systems. He's held his current position in Tallapoosa for three years.

[Janet] Womack was previously an elementary school principal at Russell County Schools. She has a doctorate in curriculum and teaching from Auburn University. Womack has served in her current job in Phenix City since 1997. [...]

Good luck to them all.

posted by Terry at 2:17:00 PM

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