Tweet Donate Life Alabama and Legacy of Hope are pleased to welcome Chelsea High School as the first chapter in Alabama for students advocating for organ donation. The national organization, Student Organ Donation Advocates (SODA)…
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Tweet A student-produced video from Calera High School was recently named an Honorable Mention winner in the Alabama Association of School Boards’ “Road to Success” video contest. Guidelines for the video contest were for middle…
Tweet Congratulations to the following Shelby County High School students for their hard work and dedication to their FCCLA STAR event competitions: Abby Bevard, Emma Connell, Dakota Feneck, Denisen Justice, Hannah Livingston, Gena Kennamer, Hannah…
Tweet Oak Mountain High School senior Mar Perez (Gavancho) will be heading to Columbia University thanks to a full scholarship granted by QuestBridge National College Match, a national program that connects high-achieving, low-income high school…
Tweet Students from Shelby County High School and Columbiana Middle School earned silver and gold medals at the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America’s National Leadership Conference, which was held virtually this year. The…
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…
Tweet When math teachers at Columbiana Middle School looked at their data, they realized one area of struggle for students was graphing on a coordinate plane. At the same time, the physical education department was…
Tweet Stephanie Ledow, the head coach of the varsity girls basketball team at Vincent Middle High School, had a vision of what she wanted for a locker room for her team. She just needed a…
Tweet Students and teachers from Chelsea Park Elementary joined hundreds who gathered to celebrate on the Alabama Capitol steps as Gov. Kay Ivey dedicated the Alabama Bicentennial Park on the state’s 200th birthday. The park…
Tweet Students at Mt Laurel Elementary had a special task to perform as part of their monthly “House” meeting today after hearing from guest speaker Billy Ivey, the founder of Napkinisms. The students each wrote…
