UPDATE (9/2/26): Gov. Brian Kemp appointed seven temporary replacement members to the Dublin City Board of Education Wednesday, filling every seat left vacant when he suspended the previous board members last month. The appointments, which took effect immediately, are: According to Kemp’s executive order, the Dublin City Board of Education Nominating Committee submitted its recommendations to the governor August 31. Kemp suspended all seven eligible members of the Dublin board with pay August 17 following a unanimous recommendation from the Georgia State Board of Education. The suspended members can still petition Kemp for reinstatement within the period allowed under state law. Unless a timely petition results in a suspended member returning to the board, the corresponding temporary appointee will become a permanent member. 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…
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