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Board approves superintendent’s personnel recommendations including retirements, hires and supplements

Tuscaloosa City Schools Board of Education · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the superintendent’s personnel slate, which included retirements, resignations, new hires, reassignments and supplemental pay listings, after questions from members; the consent agenda was also approved.

The Tuscaloosa City Schools Board voted May 19 to approve Superintendent Dr. Cameron’s personnel recommendations, a consolidated slate of retirements, resignations, new hires, transfers, reassignments and supplemental pay items.

Dr. Cameron summarized the packet and supplemental list, saying officials were presenting a broad personnel update: “Starting on page one, you have two retirements, eight resignations, five new certified personnel, one new classified personnel, one rehire of a certified personnel, two transfer of administrative personnel, two transfers of certified personnel, two reassignments, one contract extension, two part time extended day tutors, and 34 summer learning academies,” he said. He also reviewed supplemental entries and noted suspensions and spring-semester incentive items.

Board members asked clarifying questions about specific positions and replacements; when asked whether a long-tenured employee’s role would be filled, Dr. Cameron confirmed hiring plans and supplemental replacements. After discussion the Chair called for a voice vote and announced the personnel recommendations were approved.

Votes at a glance

- Consent agenda items 15A–15F: approved by voice vote. - Item 16A (superintendent personnel recommendations): motion made and seconded; approved by voice vote.

The meeting record shows no roll-call tallies for these approvals; the Chair announced voice approvals following questions and a short discussion.