John Culbreath: A life of giving back
Jim Hendricks
ALBANY, Ga. — John Culbreath has a funny notion about retirement.
That is, when he can make a retirement stick.
The former Dougherty County school superintendent is as busy as he ever was during his education career, which spanned more than three decades from Cuthbert to his hometown of Monroe to Athens to Albany, and from the classroom to the principal’s office to superintendent to interim dean of a department at Albany State University.
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