Hoover schools superintendent announces Oct. 1 retirement date
Superintendent Dee Fowler said he is ready to retire and move to his new home he built in Fairhope to be closer to grandchildren.
Source: hooversun.com
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Superintendent Dee Fowler said he is ready to retire and move to his new home he built in Fairhope to be closer to grandchildren.
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Hoover schools Superintendent Dee Fowler has not said he is retiring again, but board President Amy Tosney said the board wants to be prepared.