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The Tuscaloosa News

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Tuscaloosa Magnet Schools named best in Alabama

Tuscaloosa Magnet Schools earned top state rankings in the latest U.S. News & World Report education assessment. Tuscaloosa Magnet Schools-Middle was ranked the No. 1 middle school in Alabama in U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 Best Elementary and Middle Schools rankings. Tuscaloosa Magnet Schools-Elementary ranked No. 15 among Alabama’s public elementary schools, according to a Tuscaloosa City Schools news release. Released Oct. 20, the rankings are based on student performance in reading and math on state assessments. Both schools placed among the top 25 in their respective categories. “To have our middle school ranked No. 1 in Alabama and our elementary school recognized among the top 15 is an incredible honor for our entire school community,” Constance Pewee-Childs, principal of Tuscaloosa Magnet Schools-Elementary and Middle, said in the release. More: Tuscaloosa schools return with new safety tech “These rankings reflect the hard work of our students, the dedication of our teachers and staff, and the tremendous support of our families,” Pewee-Childs said. “We are proud of this recognition, but what matters most is the learning and growth happening in our classrooms every day.” Tuscaloosa City Schools Superintendent Mike Daria said the recognition reflects the district’s high academic standards and

Tuscaloosa, AL · 1d

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Praise erupts as Hoover council OKs private K-8 school on Alabama 119

The Hoover City Council chambers turned into a worship center briefly Monday night after the council approved a request to allow Trinity Presbyterian Church to put its new K-8 school on the church property along Alabama 119. Once the council meeting was over, a host of students from Trinity Classical...

Hoover, AL · 21h

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The student workers behind Tuscaloosa’s nightlife scene

The University of Alabama is regarded as one of the biggest party schools in the nation. Consistently ranking among the top party schools, the University and Tuscaloosa are known for showing both students and visitors a good time. Tuscaloosa’s party-packed reputation is heavily defined by its ties to Greek life....

Tuscaloosa, AL · 2d

ABC 33/40 News

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BCS considers $606,495 plan to address eight teacher vacancies with remote instruction

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Birmingham City Schools is considering spending $606,495.60 in state funds to place certified teachers in eight vacant positions at five schools. The teachers would lead lessons remotely while long-term substitutes remain in the classrooms to help students. Proximity Learning would provide the live, online instruction. The...

Birmingham, AL · 7h

Alabama's 42

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Thompson High School honors veterans during ceremony

Students, faculty and staff at Thompson High School gathered to recognize those who have served in the U.S. military during a Veterans Day ceremony Monday.

Alabaster, AL · 1d

The Cullman Tribune

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Bagwell, Sawyer win senior crowns

CULLMAN, Ala. – Belinda Bagwell was crowned 2026 Ms. Senior Cullman County, while Bonnie Sawyer took the 2026 Ms. Super Senior Cullman County crown Saturday, Nov. 7. The pageant was held in the Fairview High School auditorium. The pageant was open to “super seniors,” aged 70-79 and “seniors,” aged 60-69. Pageant Director Gidget Gregory said the sisterhood was definitely evident this year. “It was actually overheard backstage, one saying, ‘I hope she wins,’” Gregory said. “They all loved the American theme, with the touch of Dolly Parton added to it.” The ladies were scored in the categories of interview, fun fashion, active wear, evening gown and on-stage question. “There were five ladies competing in the Ms. Senior Cullman County division and three ladies competing in the Ms. Super Senior Cullman County division,” Gregory said. “We are so excited for the things to come. We plan to rest a few days and then get back at again with prepping with the new queens for state.” The pageant was founded by the late Betty Leeth Haynes. Gregory said after being crowned Ms. Senior Alabama in 1997, Haynes was inspired to give other ladies in Cullman County a similar opportunity. Thus the pageant

Cullman County, AL · 5h

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Miles College, Caring for Others Open Ray of Hope Career Closet for Students’ Success

FAIRFIELD — Miles College recently opened the Ray of Hope Career Closet. The closet is a partnership with Caring For Others, Inc., a nonprofit based in Atlanta, that provides students with brand-new professional and business-casual clothing at no cost. More than 100 students and community members attended the grand...

Fairfield, AL · 2d

The Cullman Tribune

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YOUTH FOOTBALL: Good Hope wins 2 Cullman County youth football titles, Vinemont claims Pee-Wee championship

VINEMONT, Ala. – All three Cullman County youth football championships ended in shutouts Saturday, Nov. 7, at Vinemont. Good Hope beat Cold Springs 18-0 for the Fireplug title and Fairview 24-0 for the Wee-Wee title. Vinemont capped the day with a 20-0 victory over Fairview in the Pee-Wee championship. Fireplug championship Good Hope 18, Cold Springs 0 Koleman Kimbrell scored twice for Good Hope, opening the scoring on a 4-yard run with 13 seconds left in the first quarter. His 12-yard touchdown run in the second quarter gave the Raiders a 12-0 halftime lead. Jack Schuman added the final touchdown from a yard out. Wee-Wee championship Good Hope 24, Fairview 0 Nine seconds into the second quarter, Bryant Moody broke a scoreless tie with a 14-yard touchdown pass to Travis Burditus. Near the middle of the quarter, Noah Copeland broke several tackles and ran down the left sideline for a 79-yard touchdown, giving Good Hope a 12-0 halftime lead. Izaiah Ibrahim scored on a 55-yard run in the third quarter. Moody finished the scoring with a 68-yard run down the left sideline for Good Hope’s third rushing touchdown of 55 yards or more. Pee-Wee championship Vinemont 20, Fairview 0 Walter

Vinemont, AL · 14h

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John Carroll retires No. 22 jersey in honor of Principal Ronald Steele

John Carroll Catholic High School honored Principal Ronald “Coach” Steele on Oct. 30 by retiring the No. 22 basketball jersey he wore during his standout career with the Cavaliers. Members of the senior class led the celebration, recognizing Steele for his four years as principal as well as...

Birmingham, AL · 2d

The Trussville Tribune

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Trussville City Schools set to name Dr. Tiffany Hamilton as new assistant superintendent

by Scott Buttram, publisher TRUSSVILLE — Trussville City Schools has selected Dr. Tiffany Hamilton as its new assistant superintendent for teaching and learning, the district announced Tuesday. The appointment will require approval from the TCS Board. Superintendent Dr. Patrick Martin said Hamilton rose to the top of a strong candidate pool. “I am very excited […]

Trussville, AL · 6h

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2006 amendment means millage funding for Franklin County Schools will not change

Last Tuesday, when Franklin County voters (outside of the Russellville city limits) rejected the renewal of a 4.5 mill Franklin County school tax for the next 30 years, it raised more than a few eyebrows. The defeated 4.5 mill tax goes completely to Franklin County Schools and is not shared...

Franklin County, AL · 22h

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BCS seeks another $250K for tutoring after board member criticizes results

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Birmingham City Schools is seeking another $250,000 for its high-dosage tutoring partnership with United Way of Central Alabama after a board member criticized the program’s results. The district’s proposal would fund operations through May 31, 2027, and add digital session tracking, monthly school visits and...

Birmingham, AL · 1d

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Rebels bring back experience, maturity after area title run

The Vestavia Hills High School boys basketball team was 0-3 last November. By February, the Rebels were area champions. That turnaround is the backdrop for a season in which Vestavia Hills returns its two leading figures and a senior class that has grown up together in the program. “Last year...

Vestavia Hills, AL · 1d

Shelby Reporter

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Shelby County falls at Eufaula to finish season

EUFAULA – The Shelby County Wildcats did not repeat last season’s road heroics to open the playoffs, but a solid effort to finish closed out a memorable career for the Class of 2027. The Eufaula Tigers defeated Shelby County 35-14 on Nov. 6 at Eufaula High School in...

Eufaula, AL · 3d

The Gadsden Times

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Gadsden City football ending 2026 season with hope for what's ahead

TRUSSVILLE — Sam Sollie and Dylan Perry did about all they could do in Gadsden City football's attempt to pull off a surprise win over Hewitt-Trussville to open the AHSAA playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6. The Titans raced out to an 11-point lead in the second quarter, as Sollie threw for two scores and the Titan defense was able to force back-to-back interceptions to set up the scoring drives. The Titans took a 4-point lead into the half as thoughts of an upset started to go through the visitor sideline. The second half saw a shootout ensue, with Sollie finding Perry on three touchdowns, from 59, 54 and 29 yards out but ultimately Jack Floyd was able to lift the Huskies to a 38-35 win with a three-touchdown night of his own. Sollie threw for 274 yards, 166 of those to Perry as the defense forced three turnovers. "We missed a lot of opportunities tonight," Gadsden City coach Ali Smith said. "I felt like we left a lot of points out there. We missed a lot of tackles, but its things we can build on. Pretty much everyone on the offense and defensive side will be back next year." The

Gadsden, AL · 4d

Shelby Reporter

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Brock’s Gap teacher earns national award for special education

HOOVER – A Brock’s Gap Intermediate School teacher is receiving national recognition for her work supporting students with special needs. Christy Bain has been named a recipient of the 2026 Outstanding Special Education Teacher Award by the National Association of Special Education Teachers. Bain is one of only 12 special education teachers nationwide selected for the honor this year and the only educator from Alabama to receive the award.

Hoover, AL · 2d

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Hoover, Spain Park students named National Merit semifinalists

Twenty-one students at Hoover High School and Spain Park High School have earned one of the nation’s top academic distinctions, being named semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. The local students are among more than 16,000 seniors nationwide to receive the honor. At Hoover High School, the...

Hoover, AL · 2d

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AP scores, national rankings spotlight Chelsea and Oak Mountain

Students at two Shelby County high schools are bringing home impressive academic numbers this year, with both Chelsea High School and Oak Mountain High School earning recognition among Alabama’s top-performing schools. At Chelsea High School, students completed 664 Advanced Placement exams in 2026, with 43 students earning the highest...

Chelsea, AL · 2d

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Lady Bulldogs Set to Host Miles College for Education Day

THE HILL | The Alabama A&M University women's basketball team returns home on Monday as the Lady Bulldogs welcome Miles College to the AAMU Event Center for an Education Day matchup. Tipoff is scheduled for 11 a.m., with the contest streaming live on SWAC TV. Bulldogs at a Glance. Alabama...

Huntsville, AL · 2d

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Hoover vs. Thompson, Spain Park vs. Prattville Lead Projected 2026 AHSAA, AISA Second-Round Playoff Pairings

BIRMINGHAM, AL – The first round is in the books, and the second round of the 2026 Alabama high school football playoffs is shaping up to deliver some heavyweight clashes. Hoover travels to Thompson. Spain Park gets a rematch at No. 1 Prattville. Hewitt-Trussville heads north to James Clemens. Those three Class 6A showdowns lead a packed slate of projected pairings across every AHSAA classification and the AISA brackets.

Alabaster, AL · 3d