TweetThe entire student body of Mt Laurel Elementary, as well as the kindergarten and first graders from Vincent Elementary, experienced the opportunity of a lifetime in April. Under the direction of Ms. Haley Spates, the…
TweetCongratulations to Keely Busby, a 5th grader at Helene Intermediate School, who was recognized by the Cahaba Valley Elks Lodge on Monday, May 5, as the state winner of the Americanism essay contest.
TweetThree teachers will be the first recipients of the new Shelby County Schools Owens-Young Memorial Technology Innovation Award. The award recognizes teachers who excel at using technology to improve teaching and learning. The district plans…
TweetSharon Martin, Interventionist at Vincent Middle/High School, has been named the recipient of the Shining Star Award by the Alabama Education Assocation. The AEA Shining Star Award is the state Education Support Professional of the Year Award,…
TweetMyrah Taylor, a senior at Oak Mountain High School recently wrote a grant for $2,500 to expand a recycling project that she started at the school for her Girl Scout project. The grant from the…
TweetThe Oak Mountain Student Government Assocation is hosting a Color Me Rad 5K Run to raise money for Relay for Life. The event will be held Saturday, May 17 at Oak Mountain High School. The…
TweetChelsea Middle School students recently participated in JUNA (Junior United Nations Assembly of Alabama) held at Birmingham Southern College. These students worked hard to write a resolution for the country of Cuba on Human Trafficking….
TweetStudents at the Shelby County College and Career Center recently completed in various state competitions, with several of them earning first place honors that qualified them to compete at national competitions this summer. The following Shelby…
TweetThe Shelby County Schools Math Tournament was held April 21-22 at Calera High School. Oak Mountain Middle School swept every category, taking top honors for Sixth and Seventh grade Math, Pre-Algebra, and Algebra I. Oak…
TweetWhen you do something for other people and expect nothing, sometimes the results can be surprising. That is the lesson that the Agriscience students at the Shelby County College and Career Center recently learned after…
