Last year, Springville Pediatrics raised almost $2,500, and the practice is hoping to raise $6,300 this year, or $100 per child. As of Aug. 6, it was already halfway to that goal.
As Alabama schools look toward reopening in less than a month, each public school system will receive a minimum of $170,000 for COVID-19 related wellness preparation and remote learning expenses under two grant programs announced Monday.
Schools across Alabama will return to in-person classes in the fall, state school superintendent Eric Mackey said Friday, with a remote-learning option for parents who aren't comfortable with their kids attending due to COVID-19.
Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday ordered the state's schools to take up “alternate” means of instruction after the April 6 end of a school break that was intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19.
The Odenville Middle School drama department’s production of The Lion King Jr. was a roaring success, receiving a big thumbs-up from students, parents and faculty.
Heavy rain and storms led to flood warnings and delayed school starts Thursday morning for much of Northeast Alabama. The Anniston area saw more than 2 inches of rain between midnight and noon Thursday, according to numbers from the National Weather Service.
Tori Winslett and Pell City High School’s girls basketball team are 8-1 on the season and will host Lincoln tonight at 6.
Audrey Roll was crowned St. Clair County High School Homecoming Queen Friday. She is a senior and the 17-year-old daughter of Chris and Brandi Roll and Adam and Christi Pardue. She was escorted by her father, Chris Roll.
Ally Naylor was crowned Springville Homecoming Queen Friday. She is a senior and the 18-year-old daughter of Mitch and Beth Naylor. She was escorted by her father.
Scout Coker was crowned Ashville Homecoming Queen Friday. She is a senior and the 17-year-old daughter of the late Randy Coker and Mary Evelyn Coker. She was escorted by her mother.
LINCOLN -- Leeds swept Westminster-Oak Mountain in two sets (25-20, 25-18) to win the Lincoln Varsity Invitational Volleyball Tournament on Saturday.
ODENVILLE – Before school started throughout St. Clair County this week, several Odenville principals and teachers got aboard a school bus last week, going throughout the community passing out candy and treats to students and also welcoming them back to school.
After 43 years of teaching in the St. Clair County school system, Betty Gunn is retiring. She has always taught in the Odenville community, teaching at St. Clair County School when she started in 1975.
For the fifth year in a row, St Clair County’s High School Culinary Arts program can claim a state championship. Located at Moody High School, the team recently won the Alabama ProStart State Competition in Culinary Management.
Reagan Pruitt won the 2019 St. Clair County History Fair Wednesday, held at the Fortson Museum in Odenville.
Reagan Pruitt won the 2019 St. Clair County History Fair Wednesday, held at the Fortson Museum in Odenville.
The Alabama Department of Education on Friday released its latest list of schools deemed as "failing" under the Alabama Accountability Act, and no schools in the Consolidated Publishing coverage area were on it.
ODENVILLE – With Mike Howard taking over as St. Clair County Schools superintendent in the next few days, school officials did not have to look far for his replacement as principal at St. Clair County High School.
The St. Clair County Conservation District, St. Clair County 4-H, and Career Coach Leann Ford, with the St. Clair County School System, teamed up to conduct the inaugural St. Clair County Farm Day during a recent two-day event.
The Pell City School Board unanimously approved the $39 million 2019 fiscal year budget Tuesday night.
PELL CITY -- Pell City High School Job Coach Joyce White was recognized at Tuesday night’s Board of Education meeting after it was announced that she had won the Greater Etowah Governor’s Committee Advocate of the Year award.
With the 2018-19 academic year a couple of weeks away from starting, the St. Clair County school system has been busy getting teachers in place.
ASHVILLE – For the sixth consecutive year, summer school is being held at Eden Career Tech Center. Principal Adrianne Dodgen said summer school started June 4, and will end July 13, for 76 students in grades 5-12.
ASHVILLE – Take a look around Ashville Elementary School – inside and out. When teachers and students return for the new school year, they will notice a change, a good change, thanks to a lot of hard work from volunteers last Saturday.
