TweetStudents, business leaders, teachers, and administrators spent the morning of September 12 at Calera High School collaborating on strategies to better prepare students for the workforce. The event was the first in a series of…
Tweet Middle and high school-aged girls recently learned more about careers involving skilled trades such as construction, welding, electrical and plumbing as part of the annual Girls Can Construction Camp held at the Career Technical…
TweetEvery Friday, students in Clarissa Clark’s Entrepreneurship class at Chelsea High School have watched and discussed episodes of the popular show Shark Tank, where individuals pitch their ideas to the “sharks” in the hopes of…
TweetOak Mountain Elementary School has been selected to receive a $78,159 Toolbox for Education grant from the Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation to construct a STEM Innovation Station. “OMES educators are passionate about providing the…
TweetWinners of the top four awards given at Greater Shelby County Chamber of Commerce 2016-2017 Student and Educator of the Year awards program were all won by students and teachers from the Shelby County School District….
TweetThe Shelby County College and Career Center (SCCCC) chapter of the Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) is working with AT&T to help inform Shelby County area residents about Access from AT&T, a new…
TweetAgriscience and Future Farmers of America (FFA) students from Montevallo High and Shelby County High Schools had a unique opportunity to discover the impacts of agriculture and forestry on a recent two-day field trip. The…
TweetTenth-grade students from both public and private schools filled the Shelby County Exhibition Center in Columbiana on September 12 and September 13 for the annual Career Awareness Fair hosted by the Greater Shelby County Chamber…
TweetCalera Elementary School students will soon be enjoying new playground equipment designed to help improve their vestibular and proprioception systems thanks to a $10,000 grant awarded by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama. The Be…
TweetTwenty-one students from Calera High School recently spent four days getting better prepared for the journey ahead of them. A joint effort by Calera High School, Alabama Power Company, the Shelby County Schools Foundation, and the system’s…
