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Kindergarten for 2020-2021
- Students are strongly encouraged to attend traditional school. The American Academy of Pediatrics strongly advocates having children physically present in the school.
- Virtual learning option is not developmentally appropriate for kindergarten students—learning is hands on and not technology centered education.
- Kindergarten provides much more than teaching letters, numbers and writing. A big focus is social-emotional learning where children learn how to be kind to each other and follow directions.
- Kindergarten sets the tone for a child’s education!
- If you choose not to send your child to school, there will be an alternative learning plan that consists of take home kits and required periodic school visits.
PreK Students will not be given the opportunity to choose remote learning. However, if the child is sick or a school closure is necessary a learning plan will be provided.
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Click on this link for a graphic of learning options: 2020 learning options graphic
Click on this link for available online course list:Click here for available remote courses
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13 Students are recogonized by Dr. Joel Hagood for being the newest members of the ACT 30 Plus Society.
Carbon Hill: Students Jacob Aldridge, Gaige Tittle, Thomas Haley
Cordova High: Kayla Hutton, McCartney Hagar, Hannah Hiott
Curry High Ansleigh Key, Allie Downs, Laycee Cordell
Oakman High: Emily Gurganus Tristin Lollar, Jace McClenny
Dora High: Courtney Stone
Dr Hagood said. " Quite an Accomplishment by these young men and ladies."
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Dora High student receive Honors at the Bevill Torch Competition.
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Census in the classroom. See link below for classroom activities.
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7th Grade Boys Bankhead Middle School Walker County Champions 2019
