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January
Winter Meeting
2nd Sunday in January
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April
Spring Meeting
2nd Sunday in April
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July
Summer Meeting
Sunday
7/28/2024, 2:00 PM
Senior Connection
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October
Fall Meeting
2nd Sunday in October
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Chilton County Superintendents of Education
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Note 1: During much of this time the state law did not specify when
the office would be assumed after an election of a new Superintendent.
Therefore the starting dates vary. Also the time of year of the election
varied over time as well.
Note 2: Over the years the method of selecting a Superintendent of Education
has varied between being chose by the County Board of Education or elected by a
popular public vote. Those that could be determined are noted in the first column.
Note 3: The dates in bold have been extracted from old newspapers of the time.
Note 4: Some detailed references are below the table.
Election | Start | End | Superintendent
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--- | Dec 1868 | | Baker (Chilton) created
| --- | 1870 | | James M. Corderie (1870 US Census occupation)
| Board Appt'd | 21 Mar 1871 | | James C. Scott
| --- | | | L. W. Frazier (mentioned in the Courier-1875)
| --- | | Nov 1877 | Rev. Wm Lee, resigned
| Board Appt'd | Nov 1877 | 3 Nov 1883 | James M. Corderie (Rev. Wm Lee resigned)
| --- | 3 Nov 1883 | 1887? | W. U. Acree
| --- | 1888? | 1891? | Richard Eural Randolph (R. E. R.) Hicks
| --- | 1892 | Oct 1898 | J. W. Moore
| Popular | Oct 1898 | 9 Aug 1900 E | Judson Strock
| Popular | 9 Aug 1900 E | 1 Oct 1913 | J. W. Moore
| Popular | 1 Oct 1913 | 1 Oct 1919 | W. T. Bean
| Board Appt'd | 1 Oct 1919 | 1 Oct 1925 | Howard L. Foshee
| Board Appt'd | 1 Jul 1925 | 1 Jul 1933 | Buford Lawrence
| Popular | 1 Jul 1933 | 1938 | Luther Little
| Popular | 29 Dec 1938 | 9 Nov 1942 | Rascoe Maddox
| Popular | 9 Nov 1942 | 20 Jun 1946 | Delos P. Culp
| Appt'd/Poplr | 20 Jun 1946 | Jun 1958 | Howard Boockholdt
| Popular | Jun 1958 | 1 Jul 1961 | W. A. "Bing" LeCroy (resigned, appointed State Supt)
| Appt'd/Poplr | 1 Jul 1961 | 1974 | Gordon Conway
| --- | 1974 | 1978 | L. C. Shields
| --- | 1978 | 1983 | Don Finlayson
| --- | 1983 | 1991 | Frank Daniel
| --- | 1991 | 1995 | Don Hand
| --- | 1995 | 2003 | Frank Daniel
| --- | 2003 | 2007 | Mildred Ellison
| --- | 2007 | 2011 | Keith Moore
| --- | 2011 | 2015 | Dave Hayden
| --- | 2015 | 2019 | Tommy Glasscock
| --- | 2019 | 2023 | Jason Griffin
| --- | 2023 | - | Corey Clements
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From an article in The Banner January 24, 1901, "Professor Corderie Dies
Far From Home" ... he died 14th of fever at Garland County, Ark.
On November 8, 1883, The Chilton View carried the following article:
"Prof J. M. Corderie, our worthy Supt. of Education completed his
final settlement on last Saturday, by turning over to Prof Acree,
his successor the balance of school funds in his hands, together with
the official books and etc. Between 30 and 40 thousand dollars of school
funds have passed through his hands during his long term of service. So
careful had he been with the business office that not a single jar or
word of contention arose in the long settlement. An honest man is the
noblest work of God. May the rewards of good conscious bless and comfort
him in his declining years."
The Chilton Review on September 6, 1883
had that Prof. Corderie has served as Supt. of Education for eight years.
The US Federal Census of 1880 has the occupation of J. M. Corderie
as County Superintendent of Education.
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On November 8, 1883, The Chilton View carried an article that Prof. Acree
has been named Supt. of Education.
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In 1938 Luther Little withdrew from the Superintendent's race because of
another job. In 1938 he presided over a session of Alabama Educational
Association in Birmingham. Then in February 1939 he became assistance
to the President of Howard (now Samford) College.
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Bookholdt was appointed in June 1946 to fill the rest of the term of Culp, who
was appointed to be State Supervisor of school bus operations. Bookholdt was elected in August
for the next term.
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Other source: Old Schools of Chilton County Alabama, by Lorene Lecroy,
1997, with details, some dates, and subsequent superintendents added.
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