Dozens of principals at area schools may soon be looking for jobs.
The Mobile County School District has released a list of 36 principals who could get a pink slip if the economic climate doesn't improve.
School officials hope the recently passed economic stimulus plan will prevent some of the cuts, but there is no guarantee.
The school board is expected to make a decision on the principal positions, as well as the fate of 800 other jobs by March 23rd.
Here is the list:
Veronica Coleman, Brazier Elementary School
Richard Dickson, Lott Middle School
Michelle Dumas, Shepard Elementary School
Marlon Firle, BC Rain High School
Deborah Fletcher, St. Elmo Elementary School
Sonya Floyd, Chastang Middle School
Katherine Gallop, Dauphin Island Elementary School
Joy Gould, Forest Hill Elementary School
Judith Kearns, Fonvielle Elementary School
Yvonne Matthews, Blount High School
Charles Smith, Scarborough Middle School
Teronda Smith, Woodcock Elementary School
June Stanford, Will Elementary School
Marcelete Stewart, Robbins Elementary School
Joe Toomey, Denton Middle School
Whitney Wade, Grand Bay Middle School
Jerome Collins Woods, Mobile County Training
Laura Anderson, Gilliard Elementary School
Rebecca Baker, Fonde Elementary School
Stephanie Benson, Griggs Elementary School
Robert Blakely, Blount High School
Ashtiny, Cleveland Allentown Elementary School
Renae Edmond, Belsaw/ Mt. Vernon School
Deborah Hess, Tanner Williams Elementary School
Merrier Jackson, Eames Middle School
Katryna Ellis Lowery, Maryvale Elementary School
Michelle Manzy, Eichold Mertz Elementary School
Joyce Marks, Lee Intermediate School
Larry Mouton, Bryant High School
Dana Price, Lee Primary School
Dorothy Robinson-Walton, Calloway-Smith Middle School
Susan Smith, Meadowlake Elementary School
Kathy Taylor, Wilmer Elementary School
Kevlyn Trotter, Grant Middle School
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