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Bessemer school board returns with five new members, but state intervention continues
BESSEMER, Ala. — BESSEMER, Ala. (WBMA) — Bessemer City Schools has resumed school board meetings with five new members following months of state-imposed restrictions, but Alabama education officials say the district remains under state intervention despite improvements in student performance and attendance. The Alabama State Department of Education...
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Hoover BOE tackles budget, facility needs and special education concerns
HOOVER – From approving a $275 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year to evaluating future facility needs and hearing parents' concerns about student safety, the Hoover City Schools Board of Education has addressed a range of issues in recent months. The board's work since spring has included millions...
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Jags at No. 10 in ASWA poll
The Alabama Sports Writers Association released its latest high school football poll Wednesday morning. Spain Park dropped to No. 10 in Class 6A, down from No. 8, after a 42-28 loss to Hewitt-Trussville last week. The Jaguars, now 5-4, host James Clemens this week. They will travel to Buckhorn in...
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Homewood council approves new Samford University student housing
The Homewood City Council on Monday night gave final approval to Samford University’s plan to build two buildings for student housing on the south side of Lakeshore Drive. The action allows Samford to potentially begin work on the 494-bed buildings with retail stores in January 2027, in time for use in the fall of 2028.
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Birmingham City Schools wins national literacy award, receives 6,000 books
Birmingham City Schools has been named the 2026-27 Richard M. Robinson Literacy Champion, a national award recognizing progress in reading achievement. Scholastic and the Council of the Great City Schools announced the award Wednesday. As part of the recognition, the district will choose an elementary school for a library makeover. This spring, the school is expected to receive more than 6,000 books, and each enrolled student will get a pack of 10 books to keep over the summer.