By Katie Northcott, News Director
Chris Bond has been named the new Tullahoma City Schools Technology Supervisor. He will officially step into the role on July 1.
Find more details in the press release below:
Tullahoma City Schools is thrilled to announce that Chris Bond will be the district’s new Technology Supervisor starting July 1.
“I am honored and humbled by the opportunity to serve as Technology Supervisor for Tullahoma City Schools,” Bond said. “I want to thank Dianne Darlington for hiring me and giving me the opportunity to grow within this district, and Dr. Susan Sudberry for her years of leadership, guidance, and mentorship. As someone who grew up in Tullahoma, graduated from Tullahoma High School, and now has children attending our schools, this district means a great deal to me. I am excited to continue serving our students and staff and helping ensure that Tullahoma City Schools remains a place of excellence for years to come.”
Bond will take over as TCS Technology Supervisor for Dr. Susan Sudberry, who has been named the new Deputy Director of Schools, starting in July. Bond has been with Tullahoma City Schools since 2014, starting as an IT generalist until 2019, when he became a network and systems administrator.
“Chris Bond has been an invaluable member of the Technology Department for many years, and I could not be more pleased to see him selected as the new Technology Supervisor,” said Dr. Sudberry. “Throughout his career, Chris has consistently demonstrated technical expertise, exceptional integrity, and a genuine commitment to serving our students, staff and schools. I am excited to see him step into this role and continue building on the strong foundation, while leading the department into the future.”
“Chris Bond is a valuable asset to our district and Technology Department,” added Dr. April Norris, current TCS Deputy Director of Schools and 2026-27 Director of Schools. “Chris is a consummate professional and is always willing to help when called upon. I’m proud to see Chris stepping into this leadership role and know he will excel in his work.”
