Shelby County Schools will remain closed on Wednesday, January 17 due to winter weather conditions, including the forecast of a hard freeze overnight. There are still areas of the county experiencing icy road conditions that are not likely to improve until temperatures rise above freezing midday on Wednesday. We anticipate being back to a normal school schedule on Thursday.
Shelby County Schools will remain closed on Wednesday, January 17 due to winter weather conditions, including the forecast of a hard freeze overnight. There are still areas of the county experiencing icy road conditions that are not likely to improve until temperatures rise above freezing midday on Wednesday. We anticipate being back to a normal school schedule on Thursday.
Due to the threat of winter weather and extreme temperatures, all Shelby County Schools will be closed on Tuesday, January 16, and students will transition to remote learning. All after-school activities are also canceled. We are also monitoring the weather for Wednesday morning and will announce school delays or closures as we receive more detailed weather information.
Due to the threat of winter weather and extreme temperatures, all Shelby County Schools will be closed on Tuesday, January 16, and students will transition to remote learning. All after-school activities are also canceled. We are also monitoring the weather for Wednesday morning and will announce school delays or closures as we receive more detailed weather information.
Due to the threat of severe weather, specifically straight-line winds causing downed trees and powerlines on Friday, January 12, all Shelby County Schools will be closed and students will transition to remote learning. All after-school activities are also canceled.
Schools will be closed on Monday, January 15 for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday. We are also monitoring the weather for Tuesday morning and will announce school delays or closures as we receive more detailed weather information.
Author Dale Alexander, best known for his insightful book "The Talk (about money)” is visiting Shelby County high schools in January to share insights with students eager to learn about financial literacy and responsible money management.
Alexander, a seasoned expert in personal finance, has dedicated his career to empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary for financial success. His latest book, "The Talk (about money)," has gained widespread acclaim for its practical advice and easy-to-understand insights into the world of finance. Alexander is the president of Alexander & Company, which partners with Shelby County Schools to provide supplementary benefits to employees.
The book has been featured in numerous national media outlets and was gifted by the Georgia State Board of Education to all 120,000 graduating seniors in Georgia schools this past year.
Alexander is set to speak to students from Montevallo High, Shelby County High, and Vincent High on January 9 from 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. at the Grande Hall at Shelby County Arts Council. A free community event will also be on January 9 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. at the same location. Attendees will receive a complimentary copy of the book.
Alexander will travel to Oak Mountain High and Chelsea High on January 10, followed by Calera High and Helena High on January 11.
The speaking engagements will provide students with a unique opportunity to engage directly with Alexander. The author will share anecdotes from his journey, discuss key concepts from his book, and offer valuable tips on budgeting, saving, and making informed financial decisions.
🎄✨ Holiday Dress Up Days! ✨🎁
Join the festive fun from December 11-14 with these themed dress-up days:
🎅 MONDAY: Pajama Day
🎄 TUESDAY: Christmas Colors
🎅 WEDNESDAY: Christmas Socks & Hats
🎄 THURSDAY: Ugly Sweaters
Get ready to spread the holiday cheer with your festive attire! 🎄
#HolidayDressUp #FestiveFun #WildcatPride 🐾💯
Good afternoon everyone,
Unfortunately, we will not be able to have Fun Snack Friday tomorrow (October 27).
Parade Checkout Information:
🗓️ Monday, October 9 🗓️
✍️ Instructional Planning Day
🌟 No Students! Enjoy your 3-Day Weekend!
🏫 Join us at Columbiana Middle School's Open House! 📚
📅 Date: September 28
⏰ Time: 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Explore our school, meet our dedicated teachers, and discover everything you need to know about your child's classes. We can't wait to welcome you! #WildcatPride 🐾💯
This Friday is Dominos Pizza Day in the lunchroom! Extra slices are $1.75
Schools and Offices will be closed on Monday, September 4, 2023 for Labor Day. Enjoy the long weekend!
Get ready for our PTSO fundraisers each month... Fun Snack Friday is THIS FRIDAY! Drinks, snacks & candy will be sold in the afternoons for the students to enjoy. 🍪🍫🥨🥤
Students are invited to a fun Back to School Dance next Thursday right after school. No need for kids to change clothes, school clothes are fine.
😉 There will be a DJ and dancing in the gym, games in the library & concessions sold. Tickets to the dance are $5 and will be sold during lunch on Wednesday and Thursday. You will need to pick up your child by 5pm at the bus canopy.
Want to get involved in your student's school? Join the PTSO today!
Your $15 donation helps support the CMS teachers, faculty and students needs. Click the link to join now. https://tinyurl.com/JoinCMSPTSO
If you would like to volunteer or serve on a committee for any events, please email rbosshart@shelbyed.org
Examples of events are: School Dances, Fun Snack Friday, Fall Festival, Teacher Appreciation Week.
Stay up to date on all the news & events. Join ListServ by going to shelbyed.k12.al.us/o/cms to get all the school emails. Also follow us on Facebook, Instagram & X (Twitter).
NEW Student Enrollment and RETURNING Student Registration -
S.C.O.R.E (registration program) will open for registration/enrollment of new and returning students for SY23-24 on April 10, 2023.
Spring Break Mar. 27 - 31. Schools and offices closed
BIG CONGRATS to our Coding Team for winning 1st Place at the 2023 Shelby County Schools Coding Competition! 🏆💻 #wildcatstrong #scscode
