OZARK, Ala. (WDNews) — The Ozark City Schools Board of Education is moving closer to selecting its next superintendent.
The board has called a special, unscheduled meeting for 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 3, at the district’s Central Office Board Room, 860 U.S. Highway 231 in OZARK.
During the meeting, Dr. Tim Morgan, a consultant with the Alabama Association of School Boards, is expected to provide an update on the superintendent search and announce the five finalists for the position.
The Alabama Association of School Boards has been assisting the local board throughout the process, including reviewing applications and guiding the selection according to the Dale County Chronicle.
The superintendent position became vacant after Reeivice Girtman announced in September that he would step down. Girtman has served as superintendent since 2021.
Tuesday’s meeting is open to the public. More details about the finalists and the timeline for naming the next superintendent are expected following the announcement.
