Newsletters
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Court Report Newsletter: July 2026
Read the July 2026 issue of Court Report, which includes opinions on sports teams under Title IX and adult sexual predators. Click the case names to read the complete opinions (or download the pdf). This newsletter is an AASB/ACSBA member benefit.Angel Moreno, Esq.AASB Legal Services OfficerDana Hill, Esq.AASB External General.
SBOE Releases 2026 ACAP Data; Students Show Strong Academic Growth
Below is the July 2026 edition of AASB's FYI Newsletter, which includes a recap of this month's State Board of Education meeting and work session, as well as information about upcoming AASB programs and events. Please feel free to share this publication with others you think would be interested. FYI.
Job Board
LAWRENCE COUNTY SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
| Board: | Lawrence County Board of Education |
| Deadline: | August 31, 2026 |
Salary: The salary range of the Superintendent will be subject to the applicability of the Board’s relevant local act and not likely to exceed $150,000.
Posting Date: June 22, 2026
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Members
AASB’s mission is to develop excellent school board leaders through quality training, advocacy, and services. AASB’s more than 900 members of boards of education represent 139 local boards of education and other governing boards. AASB offers various levels and types of membership.
Advocacy
Advocacy is more than supporting a position; it's also about speaking up for those who cannot speak for themselves. Alabama's school boards are expected to use their voice to translate for state policymakers the diverse needs and challenges of public education in their communities.
Training
Providing school board leaders quality training is a key tenet of the Alabama Association of School Boards' mission statement. AASB offers coursework throughout the year in face-to-face sessions and 24 hours a day through the School Board U leadership development portal.
Services
By pooling resources through its membership, the Alabama Association of School Boards provides services which one school board could not economically provide alone. Our services range from publications and strategic planning to policy analysis, risk management and evaluations.