MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Yet another top Memphis Shelby County Schools administrator has submitted their resignation to the superintendent.   Julian Cross, the Executive Manager for Superintendent Dr. Marie Feagins is stepping down from his post effective Wednesday of next week. He was appointed to the position in May of this year. He will be joining the Greater Memphis Chamber, where he will be the communications manager. “Julian embodies the kind of young professional we aim to nurture and retain in Memphis," said Amy Daniels with the Chamber. Julian Cross (Photo Courtesy of MSCS) Superintendent Feagins posted a heartfelt goodbye to her executive manager on social media. "From the moment I met Julian when I was a candidate for the Superintendency, I knew I had discovered a hidden jewel," said Feagins. She goes on to say that Cross is a "product of our community and schools. His story is exactly what we want for all 111,000 of our future alumni." Dr. Feagins says she and Cross will continue to work alongside each other in new ways, "united in our mission to build a lasting legacy for Memphis." According to the MSCS website, "Cross joined MSCS in January 2023 as a Communications Specialist focusing on internal communications and project management. His work in the Superintendent’s Office began May 8 when he immediately began implementing systems and processes to support the Superintendent." He previously worked at Peer Power Foundation as a Marketing and Community Engagement Associate. Cross’ departure comes less than a week after Camalyn Turner, the Special Assistant to the Superintendent suddenly announced she was leaving her position last week. Special assistant to MSCS superintendent Feagins resigns In August, George Harris, the executive director of safety and security resigned for personal reasons. WREG has also learned several key members of the MSCS communication's department have left.