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* [[Mike Clements]], football coach for the [[Birmingham Wildfire]] | * [[Mike Clements]], football coach for the [[Birmingham Wildfire]] | ||
* [[Bruce Irwin]], founder of [[American Family Care Medical Centers]] | * [[Bruce Irwin]], founder of [[American Family Care Medical Centers]] | ||
* [[Jim Newman]], Broadway actor, Village People member | |||
* [[Rob Pate]], [[Auburn Tigers football]] player | * [[Rob Pate]], [[Auburn Tigers football]] player | ||
* [[Brian Tribble]], music minister and murder victim | * [[Brian Tribble]], music minister and murder victim | ||
Revision as of 22:53, 1 August 2013
Eugene Brown Erwin Middle School is a middle school in the Jefferson County Schools system, located at 532 23rd Avenue Northwest in Center Point. Originally built as E. B. Erwin High School and serving grades 7-12, it was changed over for grades 6-8 after the completion of Center Point High School in 2011. Enrollment in 2007 was 1,216. The principal is Van Phillips.
Notable graduates
- Mike Clements, football coach for the Birmingham Wildfire
- Bruce Irwin, founder of American Family Care Medical Centers
- Jim Newman, Broadway actor, Village People member
- Rob Pate, Auburn Tigers football player
- Brian Tribble, music minister and murder victim
External links
- Erwin High School website
- Erwin High School at jefcoed.com
- Erwin High School at ahsfhs.org