Tweet Shelby County’s leading students and educators for the 2019-2020 school year were welcomed to The Shelby County Chamber to receive a cash award and congratulations for being selected as Student and Educators of the…
Read More
Tweet By: Kathy Copeland Shelby County Schools, The Shelby County Chamber, and 58 Inc. want students to be “Ready to Work” when they leave high school, and they are working collaboratively to make it happen….
Tweet More than 1,800 tenth-grade students from schools across Shelby County learned about a variety of career options by attending Connect 2 Careers, hands-on career fair sponsored by the Shelby County Chamber. According to Pari…
Tweet Marcy Campbell, RN, instructor for the Healthcare Science program at the Career Technical Educational Center, was honored as the 2019 Healthcare Professional of the Year by The Shelby County Chamber at their annual awards…
Tweet Students in three high schools are preparing themselves for successful careers through the Ready to Work program, a new career technical education elective course that launched this year in the Shelby County School District….
Tweet Students from Columbiana Middle School competed and earned gold medals at Family, Career and Community Leaders of America’s largest national leadership conference in Anaheim, CA in early July. The seven students from CMS competed…
Tweet Career Technical Education students from 13 middle and high schools, as well as the Shelby County Career Technical Education Center, were recently honored at the Career Technical Education Awards Banquet held April 30 at…
Tweet Middle school and high school students in Shelby County Schools can get a jump start on figuring out future career plans through the assistance of Shelby County Schools’ career coaches. “Our career coaches have…
Tweet Robotic students from Oak Mountain Middle School will have one of their robots featured at a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) conference in Reno, NV on February 24. OMMS Project Lead the Way…
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…
