​The Deputy Superintendent of Baldwin County Schools plays a critical leadership role in supporting the daily operations of the District through management, supervision, and improvement of the school district. This role involves direct oversight of key departments, including: Athletics, Attendance, Discipline, Maintenance and Facilities, Safety and Security, School Nutrition, Social Workers, Technology, and Transportation (see links below) with a focus on ensuring alignment of day to day operations and initiatives directly supports student achievement and continuous school improvement. The role of Deputy Superintendent of Schools is currently held by Dr. Rodney Tyson, Sr. who has served since July 1st, 2025. 

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In Baldwin County, the Deputy Superintendent leads district wide instructional improvement efforts in collaboration with the Director of Curriculum and Instruction, ensuring the effective implementation of research based practices and the fidelity of Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS). The Deputy Superintendent supports school principals through ongoing coaching, professional development, and performance evaluations, while also coordinating leadership team meetings to foster collaboration and consistency across schools. Additionally, this role entails monitoring academic performance data, guiding the development and implementation of strategic initiatives, and ensuring compliance with state and federal educational requirements.

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The Deputy Superintendent's duties include leading district accreditation, supporting the strategic plan's implementation, and serving as a liaison to internal and external stakeholders. Through developing robust systems, enhancing communication, and fostering a shared vision for excellence, the Deputy Superintendent helps ensure all students in Baldwin County Schools are ready to learn, grow, and achieve.