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Barbour County School District
PO Box 429
Clayton, AL 36016
Phone: 334-775-3453
Fax: 334-775-7301

www.barbourcountyschools.org/

Board of Education

Dr. Keith A. Stewart Dr. Keith A. Stewart
 Title: Superintendent of Schools
Work phone: (334) 775-3453
 Home phone:
Email: keith.stewart@barbourschools.org
 		Superintendent of Schools
Rev. Jimmie C. Fryer Rev. Jimmie C. Fryer
 Title: President of Board-District 2
Work phone:
Home phone:
Email: bcsbm2fryer@gmail.com
 		President of Board-District 2
Mrs. Christine George Mrs. Christine George
 Title: Board Member-District 3
Work phone: (334) 689-5104
 Home phone:
Email: christine.george@barbourschools.org
 		Board Member-District 3
Mrs. Amy Glenn Mrs. Amy Glenn
 Title: Board Member-District 5
Work phone:
Home phone:
Email: Lewbec1702@gmail.com
 		Board Member-District 5
Mrs. Shirley Johnson Mrs. Shirley Johnson
 Title: Board Member-District 1
Work phone:
Home phone:
Email: shirley.johnson@barbourschools.org
 		Board Member-District 1
Ms. Jean Kennedy Ms. Jean Kennedy
 Title: Vice President of Board-District 4
Work phone:
Home phone:
Email: Jean.kennedy@barbourschools.org
 		Vice President of Board-District 4
Board Members
About
Mission Statement

To develop the potential of all students by enabling them to become productive members of society by providing quality, student-centered instruction delivered by dedicated, qualified staff in safe, inclusive learning environments that reflect various educational experiences, use available resources and involve parents and community stakeholders.

 

Vision
The primary function of the public schools is to provide educational experiences and opportunities for each student. Education usually takes place in an atmosphere of good order and discipline. The responsibility for good order and discipline belongs to the entire community, meaning students, teachers, parents, school administrators, the school board, and the general public.
Demographics
•  Small, Rural District
•  27,803 residents as of 2009
•  Ethnicity
       –51.7% Caucasian
       –46.6% African American
       –< 1.7% Hispanic, Other
•  District demographics
       –86% African American
       –7% Caucasian
       –7% Hispanic, Other
•  Median Income - $30,896 reported in 2008
•  Overall poverty rate – 26.1% (2007)
•  District poverty level – 93.76% Free/Reduced - Community Eligibility Provision
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