Thomas Sisk

Thomas Sisk currently serves as the Superintendent of Education for the Limestone County Board of Education, a position held since 2012. Under Sisk's leadership, the district has implemented several significant initiatives, including the Digital Passport Initiative, a comprehensive energy conservation plan, and a major overhaul of the Career Technical Center, which has become the largest of its kind in Alabama. Sisk has also been recognized for leadership in school safety and has established multiple advisory councils within the county schools. Prior to this role, Sisk held various positions in the Baldwin County School District, including Supervisor of Human Resources, and in Foley High School, where contributions as Assistant Principal earned recognition as the 2003 State Assistant Principal of the Year. Sisk's educational credentials include an Educational Specialist degree from the University of South Alabama and a certificate in Superintendency from Harvard University, along with graduate and undergraduate degrees from West Virginia University.