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Interim superintendent highlights administrator retreat and special education recognition

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Doctor Harris summarized a three-day administrator retreat focused on leadership development and safety updates, and announced Doctor Richard Templeton's role meeting federal officials to advocate on special education issues, noting the district's visibility at the national level.

Doctor Harris reported on a recent three-day administrator retreat that focused on the theme "purpose, people, and possibility," and thanked staff who planned and led sessions. He highlighted a presentation on artificial intelligence access and described a unity luncheon and safety review held as part of the retreat.

Doctor Harris also recognized Doctor Richard Templeton for being elected president-elect of the Council of Administrators for Special Education and noted Templeton's meetings in Washington, D.C., with the assistant secretary for the Office of Special Education and members of Congress to advocate on issues involving proposed changes to federal office organization. "Muscle Shoals is really bringing on, you know, all the honor and recognition to the school district," Doctor Harris said.

He reminded the board about an upcoming AASB District 8 meeting in September and thanked facilities and custodial staff for preparing school buildings ahead of the term.