TweetKathy Paiml has been named the new principal at Helena Intermediate School. Ms. Paiml has over 17 years in education. She has taught at the elementary school level, served as an Adjunct Professor at the…
TweetGirls interested in learning more about careers in construction got practical, hands-on experience while attending the fifth annual “Girls Can” Construction Camp, held June 10-14 at the Shelby County School of Technology. The camp gave…
TweetMr. Joshua Britnell has been named as the new assistant principal for Chelsea High School. For the past eight years, he has worked in the Homewood City School System. He received his Bachelor’s degree in…
TweetThis summer hundreds of teachers from the Shelby County School District are taking classes rather than teaching them. The district is offering 87 different workshops with over 2,000 registrants. Kristi Sayers, Shelby County Schools Professional…
TweetThe Shelby County English-as-a-Second Language Department recently held several parent workshops to teach parents how to help their children be successful in school. One of the community partners for the workshops was the Safe and…
TweetThe Shelby County Board of Education recently honored Allison Bengston and Erin Golden as “First Year Teachers of the Year.” Allison Bengston taught fourth grade at Chelsea Intermediate School during the 2012-2013 school year. She will teach…
TweetThe Shelby County Board of Education recently approved several administrative positions for local schools. Jay Peoples will serve as principal for the new Helena High School. Mr. Peoples has served as the Principal at Chelsea…
TweetDue to an excessively rainy season, the new Forest Oaks Elementary School in Chelsea will not be completed in time to open when school resumes on August 19. Construction of the school has been hampered…
TweetNick Robertson, a senior at Vincent High School, has been awarded the prestigious Gates Millennium Scholarship from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Robertson was one of 1,000 students selected from a pool of 54,000…
TweetShelby County School of Technology students recently competed at the Alabama SkillsUSA Leadership Conference, Career Expo, and State Championships held at the Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center April 24-25. Nearly 2,000 students from across the state…
