School Board Announces 10 New Principals and Exciting Fall Initiatives

Cullman County Schools is gearing up for an exciting new school year, as the Board of Education announced significant leadership changes during their June 12, 2025, meeting. Superintendent Jeff Harper, who is transitioning to a new role, expressed his gratitude for the support he has received and shared his enthusiasm for the upcoming fall semester.

The board will welcome ten new principals and ten new assistant principals, marking a substantial shift in leadership that aims to enhance the educational experience for students. Harper emphasized that these new leaders are passionate about serving young people and are well-prepared for their roles.

In addition to leadership changes, the board approved several key items, including financial statements and a retroactive approval for an out-of-state field trip. The board also authorized the disposal of obsolete technology and equipment, ensuring that resources are effectively managed for the upcoming school year.

Superintendent Harper reported that summer math and reading camps are underway, alongside ongoing projects at Hanceville Middle School and the Child Development Center. He also announced that bids for the Good Hope Elementary project will open next week, indicating continued investment in school infrastructure.

The next board meeting is scheduled for July 17, 2025, where further developments and initiatives will be discussed. As Cullman County Schools prepares for these changes, the community can look forward to a renewed focus on educational excellence and student engagement.