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Court Report Newsletter: September 2025
Read the September 2025 issue of Court Report, which includes cases involving retaliation and public comments at school board meetings. Click the case names to read the complete opinions (or download the pdf). This newsletter is an AASB/ACSBA member benefit. Reed Wainwright, Esq.AASB General Counsel & Director of Legal AdvocacyAngel Moreno,. (3).png?width=770&height=450&mode=crop)
SBOE Meeting & Work Session Recap: September 2025
The Alabama State Board of Education discussed its draft FY27 Education Trust Fund (ETF) budget Thursday, requesting more than $6.5 billion in funding, with significant increases for transportation fleet renewal, school safety, struggling readers beyond 3rd grade and summer and after-school learning programs. From the expected $569.79 million FY27 ETF. (3).png?width=270&height=170&mode=crop)
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Job Board
SUPERINTENDENT OF TUSCALOOSA COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
| Board: | Tuscaloosa County School System |
| Deadline: | October 14, 2025 |
Salary: Starts at $200,000.00 with potential for increase based upon degree, experience and qualifications.
Posting Date: September 12, 2025
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