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Board approves slate of administrative appointments; bullying policy (JCDAG) deferred 30 days

Muscogee County School Board · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The Muscogee County School Board approved multiple superintendent-recommended administrative appointments including principals and assistant principals and deferred policy JCDAG (bullying) for review in 30 days as part of its consent agenda.

The Muscogee County School Board approved a series of superintendent-recommended administrative appointments at its May 18 meeting and deferred a proposed bullying-policy change for further review.

Board members moved and seconded recommendations from Superintendent Dr. David Lewis throughout the action agenda. The board accepted the superintendent’s recommendation to appoint Ebony Robinson as principal at J.D. Davis Elementary (motion by Ms. Frey, second by Dr. Chambers); the motion carried and Ebony Robinson gave remarks about returning to the school community she once attended.

The board then considered and approved a slate of additional recommendations, including multiple assistant-principal appointments and principal assignments (members called each motion, seconded and recorded affirmative votes by hand or voice). Appointees who addressed the board thanked district leadership and cited commitments to student success.

On policy, the board said it was not ready to vote on a change to policy JCDAG regarding bullying and will revisit the proposal in 30 days. The consent agenda motion was prepared and the board proceeded to adjourn after routine donor acknowledgments and closing motions.

The meeting record does not include roll-call tallies for each appointment; votes were recorded by affirmation and the chair declared motions passed.