Mr. Adam Moseley was appointed to the Alabaster City Board of Education when it was created by the Alabaster City Council and has subsequently been reappointed to 5-year terms in 2012 and 2017. In addition to serving as President of the Board of Education, Moseley also serves on numerous local boards including the Alabaster Arts Council (President). In 2019, he was named an All-State School Board member by the Alabama Association of School Boards (AASB).

Starting in 2000, Moseley was elected to the first of three terms on the Alabaster City Council. Moseley is a graduate of the University of Alabama College of Communication.

Moseley works in Corporate Communications. He previously spent 15 years working in television news across the state of Alabama. Moseley also serves in various community activities, including the Alabaster Lions Club and Junior Achievement. He has coached dozens of youth soccer and basketball teams over the last decade.

Mr. Moseley and his wife, Angela Hanna Moseley, have lived in Alabaster since 1999 and have two daughters, Kendall and Hanna.

Mr. Derek Henderson was appointed to the Alabaster City School Board in May of 2013 and currently serves as Vice President. Mr. Henderson served 36 years as an insurance professional in evaluating risks as well as leading and managing various operations units. Mr. Henderson retired from State Farm Insurance Companies as an Underwriting Team Manager in August of 2012.

A 27-year resident of Alabaster, Mr. Henderson is married to Gloria and they have four sons, all graduates of Thompson High School (THS). A graduate of Birmingham-Southern College, he is also a former THS Quarterback Club President. He is an active member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. He is also active with the Alabama Trust for Board of Education (board member), Leadership Shelby County (Class of 2016), and a member of the Alabama Association of School Boards (AASB) Academy (Master Level). Mr. Henderson also volunteers with the Better Basics Program and has served as a mentor to a group of young men at THS from the sixth grade to their graduation in 2020.

Mr. Henderson was listed as one of the "100 People To Know in Shelby County" in 2019 by the Shelby County Reporter.

Dr. John Myrick was appointed to the Alabaster City Board of Education from its inception in 2012 and reappointed in 2014. He has been in the field of education since 1963, starting as a math teacher and later teaching in the field of music. Since this time, he also has been a member of numerous symphonies and musical organizations serving the Gulf coast area from Florida to Louisiana.

His degrees include a Bachelor's and Master of Arts in Music Education from the University of Southern Mississippi and a doctoral degree also from the University of Southern Mississippi. The Doctor of Education emphasis was in the field of Educational Leadership. Post-Doctorate work has been in Computer Science and Music Education.

Although Dr. Myrick is currently retired, he still enjoys doing some musical performances and educational work. His experiences in education range from Teacher, Principal (all levels-public and private), Central Office (Coordinator of Instruction – Mobile County and Coosa County), Superintendent (Choctaw County), Adjunct Professor (Springhill College – University of South Alabama – University of Mobile – University of Southern Mississippi), Assistant Professor of Music (supervising Music Education and string students) for the University of Mobile Center for Performing Arts, to Educational Consultant. Other past work includes being the owner of small businesses in diverse areas. He has been and is a member of numerous professional, union, and civic organizations. Dr. Myrick served on the Saraland (AL) City Board of Education for nearly five years.

Dr. Myrick and his wife moved to the Birmingham area in 2011 to be near their son and his family, which includes four grandchildren.

Mrs. Jamia Alexander James was appointed to the Alabaster City School Board in April 2018. She has been a Computer Engineer in the IT field for more than 20 years and works for Wells Fargo as a UNIX System Engineer. Alexander-Williams earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science from Alabama A&M University. She is also a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Ms. Alexander James is passionate about her family and supporting the community.  She has served many years on numerous local Boards and various community activities, including serving as President of the Alabaster Sports and Entertainment Foundation. She is also the founder of Angel Warrior Foundation, a non-profit organization that strives to bring services, programs, and activities to the Special Needs Community in Alabaster and surrounding areas.

Ms. Alexander James has lived in Alabaster for nearly two decades.  She has three children.  Her son, Jabari, is a 2016 graduate of Thompson High School and attends the University of West Florida.  Her daughter, Victoria, is a 2021 graduate of Thompson High School, and she attends Jacksonville State University. Her daughter, Jade, is a current senior at Thompson High School.

Mrs. Misty Johnson was appointed to the Board of Education in April of 2019. Johnson is a Senior Vice President at Wells Fargo Bank in Birmingham. She has more than 28 years of financial services experience and currently is the Loan Team Manager for Middle Market Banking for Alabama and Mississippi. Johnson received her Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.  
 
As a lifelong resident and graduate of Thompson High School, she is passionate about supporting her community.   She is one of the founders of the Alabaster Sports and Entertainment Foundation and currently serves as the Treasurer for the non-profit. Johnson has also served in other various community activities within Alabaster.
 
Johnson and her husband, Gary, have two sons. Peyton and Lance are both graduates of Thompson High School.