ATHENS, Alabama -- The Limestone County school board is seeking input from school employees and residents on what they want in the district's new superintendent.
The board is conducting an online survey to determine what characteristics and skills the next leader of the 8,900-student school system should possess. Former Superintendent Barry Carroll retired on Dec. 1.
The survey is anonymous and takes about 10 minutes to complete, said Karen Tucker, director of technology, public relations and professional development for Limestone County Schools. Board members will meet in early January to review the results and set the criteria for choosing the superintendent.
The board anticipates launching the search on Jan. 20, Tucker said.
The survey link, which will remain open through Jan. 1, can be found on the district's homepage at lcsk12.org.
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