Schools
Five Finalists Revealed For Tuscaloosa County School System Superintendent
Here's a quick look at the five finalists vying to become the next superintendent of the Tuscaloosa County School System.
TUSCALOOSA, AL — The Tuscaloosa County Board of Education has named five finalists for superintendent as it moves forward with selecting a successor for outgoing Tuscaloosa County School System (TCSS) Superintendent Keri Johnson.
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The following candidates are finalists for the position:
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- Lundy Brantley, education consultant and former superintendent of the Neshoba County (Mississippi) School District
- Daniel Bray, TCSS director of secondary curriculum and instruction
- Daniel Dickens, principal of Holt High School
- Jeremy Madden, principal of Northside High School
- Allison Mays, TCSS assistant superintendent of human resources
Interviews are tentatively scheduled for Nov. 4-5 at the Tuscaloosa County School System Central Office.
The interview sessions will be open to the public, with specific times to be released in the coming days.
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As Patch previously reported, Johnson announced her resignation in August to become superintendent of Pelham City Schools.
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