Corcoran Earns State Award

The Alabama Association of School Boards (AASB) recently recognized Kevin Corcoran, board president of Gulf Shores City Schools, as one of its 2024 All-State School Board Award recipients, OBA reported. The award, considered the association’s highest honor, celebrates exceptional leadership and commitment to board service. Corcoran has been a member of the Gulf Shores school board since its formation in 2017. A master-level participant in AASB’s School Board Member Academy, Corcoran has completed more than 160 training hours. His nominators described him as a visionary and collaborative leader whose inclusive approach has been instrumental in the school system’s success. “His pivotal role in shaping our city’s school system demonstrates an extraordinary vision for the future of education in our community,” fellow board member Kelly Walker said.

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