GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. (AP) - An Alabama school system will soon be looking for a new superintendent.
Guntersville City School System Superintendent Brett Stanton announced his retirement Monday, district officials said. Stanton said his last day will be Dec. 14, WAAY-TV reported.
“In terms of my retirement, it is primarily based on current challenges being faced by public education due to the coronavirus,” Stanton said.
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The school board thanked Stanton for his service and wished him the best. Meanwhile, the board said it is working on a plan for installing temporary leadership and hiring a new superintendent.
Stanton has been the system’s superintendent since February 2015.
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