Mr. Lee Stacks serves as Director of Percussion and Assistant Band Director for Gulf Shores City Schools, working with both the middle school and high school band programs. A graduate of Troy University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education, Mr. Stacks is dedicated to building a comprehensive music program centered on excellence, creativity, leadership, and student growth.

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As Director of Percussion, Mr. Stacks leads a dynamic and growing percussion program that emphasizes both technical achievement and musical artistry. Under his leadership, percussion students have consistently been selected to the Alabama All-State Bands and various honor ensembles throughout the region. He is known for fostering an environment where students develop confidence, discipline, teamwork, and a lifelong appreciation for music.

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In addition to percussion instruction, Mr. Stacks serves as Assistant Band Director for both the middle school and high school band programs, where he works extensively with concert bands, marching bands, and music ensembles across all sections. His well-rounded background in music education allows him to effectively teach and develop wind players alongside percussionists, helping students strengthen both individual musicianship and ensemble performance skills.

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Mr. Stacks is an active member of the Alabama Bandmasters Association and the Percussive Arts Society. He also serves as an Educational Representative for Salyers Percussion. Through these professional affiliations, he remains actively engaged in the latest developments in music education, percussion performance, and the marching arts community.

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Passionate about music education as a whole, Mr. Stacks believes the arts provide students with valuable life skills that extend far beyond the rehearsal hall. He strives to create a positive and challenging learning environment where every student is encouraged to grow as both a musician and an individual.

Outside of school, Mr. Stacks enjoys spending time with his family and remains actively involved in music performance, arranging, and arts education throughout the Gulf Coast region.