Phillips High School has recently added a greenhouse to its campus. A Career Technical Grant and funds from the PHS Ag program were combined to make this happen. Mr. Kimbrough and the PHS students have used an older greenhouse for years and have grown and sold countless garden plants. Pictured are one Ag class, Mr. Bartlett Kimbrough (PHS Ag teacher), and Mr. Jason Bourland (MCBE CTE Director).
Hamilton High - Carrie Emerson and Nate Hicks were recognized at today's board meeting for their Academic Excellence - ACT Composite scores. Great job! Congratulations!
Thanks to all who made the Phillips High School Career Fair a success!
Throughout Mental Health Awareness Month, ADMH encourages businesses, faith communities, schools, and individuals to talk more openly about mental health and take action together toward wellness. https://mh.alabama.gov/mental-health-awareness-month-2025/
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, an annual observance founded by Mental Health America in 1949 to highlight the importance of mental wellbeing, educate the public, reduce stigma and promote support for those affected by mental health conditions. Each year, individuals and organizations come together to raise awareness and advocate for better mental health care and resources.This year’s theme “Turning Awareness into Action” is an opportunity to focus on what you can do for your mental health and connect with loved ones.
This day honors all school nurses who care for the children in our schools every day. School nurses promote learning through healthy children. Thank your school nurse today!
🚑🚒 Careers on Wheels 🚛🛻
Students at Brilliant Elementary had the chance to climb aboard, ask questions, and experience firsthand what it’s like to work in careers that keep our world moving! Thank you to all who helped make this a success!
Congratulations to all of today's graduates from the Marion/Winston Youth Leadership Academy!
Thank a teacher today! Teachers play a critical role in educating and shaping our children into the future leaders of our country. These kind, patient, hard-working, dedicated, and understanding professionals help mold our children and guide them in positive directions.
From morning greetings and classroom discussions to after-school support, teachers shine their light on every aspect of student growth and development. They spark curiosity, kindle creativity, and brighten the future for every student in their care. Celebrate them this week!
School Lunch Hero Day is a time to recognize and appreciate the hard work and dedication of school nutrition professionals. Take the time today to thank them!
Congratulations to Guin Elementary School: MCBE Highest Report Card Score for 2024!
May is Law Enforcement Appreciation Month. Law enforcement officers put their lives on the line every day to keep people safe. Throughout the month of May, make sure you thank the law enforcement officers in your community for all that they do!
School Principals' Day is your reminder to take time and say thank you to the educational leaders who look after your children every day. After all, they guide academic success and set the tone for an entire school. Thank you, Principals!
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, an annual observance established by Mental Health America in 1949 to emphasize the importance of mental wellbeing. Let's recognize the challenges faced by those with mental health conditions and their need for support and understanding.
Brilliant School representatives Crystal Nelson (teacher), Levi Norris (student), Richard Ross (student), and Dr. Kim Davis (Principal) showed appreciation to the Board of Education today for approving their recent trip to Italy. They presented their trip summary with photos to those in attendance.
Congratulations to Hamilton Elementary School: ACAP Highest Improvement in Math from 2022-2024!
Congratulations to Hamilton Middle School: ACAP Highest Improvement in English Language Arts from 2022-2024!
Hamilton Elementary was recognized as a National ESEA Distinguished School for exhibiting exceptional student performance and growth at the ALSDE Federal Programs Conference yesterday. Shown presenting the award is ALSDE Federal Programs Director, Dr. Molly Killingsworth. Gary McCarley, Ana Colburn, and Erica Salter accepted the award on behalf of HES.
