Mission
The mission of the Alabama Leaders in Educational Technology is to promote the positive impact of technology in education.
Beliefs
- Leadership, collaboration, and a shared vision are critical to the success of educational technology strategies at the state, district, and local school levels.
- Effective technology integration improves teaching, learning, life skills, and workforce development.
- Technology programs require ongoing professional learning, staffing, and fiscal support.
Board
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| Wayne Young, President Technology Director Ozark City Schools |
Chris Jenks, Exec. Vice President Director of Technology Tuscaloosa City Schools |
Tim Brothers, VP ProfDev Chief Technology Officer Marshall County Schools |
Joel Andrews, VP Sponsor Relations
District Technology Coordinator
Russellville City Schools |
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| Dr. Benitha Mathews, Treasurer Director of Technology Lowndes County Schools |
Dr. David Asbury, Secretary Director of HR, Career Tech & Technology Gadsden City Schools |
Bryan Phillips, Past President Chief Information Officer Hoover City Schools |
Susan Poling, Executive Director Alabama Leaders in Educational Technology |
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| Michael Fowlkes, Region 1 Technology Coordinator Cullman City Schools |
Sean Holmes, Region 2 Chief Technology Officer Guntersville City Schools |
Greg Titshaw, Region 3 Technology Coordinator Fort Payne City Schools |
Wes Lawley, Region 4 Technology Coordinator Bibb County Schools |
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| April Chamberlain, Region 5 Coordinator of Technology Trussville City Schools |
Randall Fullington, Region 6 Technology Coordinator Thomasville City Schools |
Joel Padgett, Region 7 Technology Coordinator Tallapoosa County Schools |
Brett Dehoff, Region 8
IT Director
Brewton City Schools |
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Stephanie Synder, Region 9
Technology Coordinator Pike County Schools
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