Tweet Although women fill close to half of all jobs in the U.S. economy, they hold less than 25 percent of jobs in science, technology, engineering & mathematics (STEM). To help address these statistics, the…
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Tweet Several middle and high schools from Shelby County recently completed in the district’s math tournament at the Shelby County Instructional Services Center. Oak Mountain Middle School finished in first place in the 6th-grade math…
Tweet Students from the Shelby County Career and Technical Educational Center (CTEC) recently medaled in eight various categories at the Alabama SkillsUSA competition, bringing home first-place awards in five out of eight categories. CTEC Principal…
Tweet Jaynie Grace Turner, a junior at Helena High School, recently spent four days attending the Disney Dreamers Academy after winning an essay contest that earned her a coveted spot in the Disney Dreamers Class…
Tweet Shelby County’s Miss Outstanding Teen Ali Mims was overcome with emotion as she watched the joy on the faces of students at the Linda Nolen Learning Center as they played music on floor drums,…
Tweet After anxiously waiting for several weeks, 47 newly published student-authors finally got to see the inside of their book for the first time and show it off to their proud parents during a publishing…
Tweet As fun music was piped into the school gym throughout the day, Oak Mountain Middle School students were working hard to pack over 10,000 meals that will benefit impoverished children and families in Haiti,…
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)…
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…
