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Shelby County superintendent Dr. Lewis Brooks prepares for retirement after 37 years in education

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Dr. Lewis Brooks, Shelby County’s first African American superintendent, is retiring after nearly four decades of service, reflecting on his career and the impact he has made on students and the community.

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Shelby County superintendent Dr. Lewis Brooks prepares for retirement after 37 years in education

Dr. Lewis Brooks, Shelby County’s first African American superintendent, is retiring after nearly four decades of service, reflecting on his career and the impact he has made on students and the community.

·Birmingham, United States
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WVTM broke the news in Birmingham, United States on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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