This marks the conclusion of a rocky two years between the board and the superintendent.

A discussion about her job performance and contract was expected to happen Thursday night. Here’s what happened.

We invited athletics directors in Muscogee County, Harris County, Chattahoochee County, Phenix City, Russell County and Smiths Station to nominate a male student to represent their school.

We invited athletics directors in Muscogee County, Harris County, Chattahoochee County, Phenix City, Russell County and Smiths Station to nominate a female athlete for this poll.

The dollar amount comprises two years of back pay, three years of front pay, restoration of retirement funds, punitive damages and emotional distress damage.

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The warning period has ended or is ending for the automated speed camera zones at these Columbus public schools.

The Phenix City Board of Education approved the superintendent’s recommendation.

“The Lord has been very good to me and has guided me in the right direction,” said Central principal Kerry McDonald.

The 2025 class will be inducted during the Oct. 25 ceremony in Atlanta.

“He just brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our high school and a fresh perspective,” said Calvary Christian head of school Jonathan Norton.

Here’s how to watch the inaugural event.

“What a wonderful opportunity we have and what we’re about to give to Columbus.” said board president Thornton Jordan.

They include two new principals. And one of the appointments means MCSD is looking for a new athletics director.

“She’s always there for us,” one of her students said. “We can tell her anything. She understands how we feel.”

“When he’s 100% healthy, as big and built as he is, he’s very fast off the ball,” said Michael Woolridge, who coached him at Hardaway High School. “So his combination of size and speed is scary.”

“Our entire region is proud of you and better because you are a part of it,” event co-host Marquette McKnight said during the ceremony.

Here are the complete final results of the total votes each nominee won from our readers. We invited Columbus area athletics directors to nominate a male student to represent their school.

Here are the complete final results of the total votes each nominee won from our readers. We invited Columbus area athletics directors to nominate a female student to represent their school.

“With his proven track record of success, we are confident that he will lead our program with integrity and into new beginnings,” the post says.