UPDATE (8/19/26): The Dublin City Board of Education Nominating Committee is accepting letters of intent and resumes from people interested in serving as temporary replacement board members. According to a news release, applicants must include the board district where they live and their physical address. The deadline is 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 26. Submissions can be emailed to DublinCityNominatingCommittee@doe.k12.ga.us or delivered to Plum Alley at 2032 D Veterans Blvd. in Dublin. “We encourage qualified individuals who are interested in serving on the Dublin City Board of Education to submit their letter of intent and resume for consideration,” House Appropriations Chairman Matt Hatchett said. “The nominating committee will carefully consider qualified candidates and recommend individuals to the governor who can help provide strong leadership for Dublin City Schools during this transition.” The five-member committee will recommend candidates to Gov. Brian Kemp, who will appoint the temporary replacements. “Dublin’s students and teachers deserve steady leadership committed to providing all students with a quality education,” President Pro Tempore Walker said. “This is an important opportunity for qualified members of the community to step forward and serve. I encourage those who are committed to the future success of Dublin City Schools to submit an application as the nominating committee begins this important work.” UPDATE (8/17/26): Gov. Brian Kemp signed an executive…
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