Birmingham Begins 2024-25 School Year as Superintendent Dr. Mark Sullivan Returns to the Class

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Birmingham Begins 2024-25 School Year as Superintendent Dr. Mark Sullivan Returns to the Class

By Barnett Wright | The Birmingham Times As students returned to Birmingham City Schools for the start of the 2024-25 School Year on Monday, Birmingham Superintendent Mark Sullivan, Ed.D., traveled the city welcoming students, teachers, counselors, principals and numerous support staff back from the summer break. Sullivan began at Brown Elementary and from there made […]

Source: The Birmingham Times

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