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...[[Birmingham]]) heads the teacher mentoring program for [[Birmingham City Schools]]. ...her career at Birmingham schools. She has also served on the [[Birmingham Public Library Board]] since [[2008]], and as president in [[2013]]-[[2014]], and

...ducation Statistics. These numbers represent enrollment in grades 9-12 for schools with at least 100 students. ==Public high schools==

'''McAdory Middle School''' is part of [[Jefferson County Schools]] serving grades 6-8 for [[McCalla]] and nearby sections of western [[Jeffe A new school building was completed in [[2010]], using funds from the Public School College Authority. [[TurnerBatson Architects]] prepared the design f

...on created to foster community input toward a vision for [[Birmingham City Schools]] and to promote the implementation of that vision. It was launched in [[20 ...utlines plans for how to fulfill those citizen-driven aspirations to raise public expectations, to challenge planners for the [[Birmingham Board of Education

...which provides for the creation, operation, and funding of public "charter schools." ...re operated by non-profit organizations under contract with either a local public school board or with the Commission. Such operators can then contract with

...ak in Alabama public schools was commonly referred to as "AEA Week", since schools would close for a week to allow teachers to attend the annual [[Alabama Edu

...n ministry that works with student clubs on campsues of the state's public schools.

:''This article is about the public school, for the private girls' school see [[South Highland School for Girls |district = [[Highland]] (1880s-1893)<br>[[Birmingham City Schools|Birmingham]] (1893-1964)

[[File:Jasper City Schools seal.png|right|225px]] '''Jasper City Schools''' is a public school board, established in [[1892]], which serves the residents of [[Jasp

:''This article is about the private girls' school, for the public school see [[South Highland School]], and for the nursing school, see [[Sou [[Category:Former schools]]

'''West End Academy''' is a public elementary school in the [[Birmingham City Schools]] system located on the former site of [[West End High School]] at 1840 [[P ...s of the ACT Aspire test. The school was taken off of the list of "failing schools" for [[2017]] and [[2018]], but reappeared in [[2019]].

...ew Schools for Alabama]] and [[Building Excellent Schools]]. The [[Alabama Public Charter School Commission]] approved its charter by a unanimous vote in May New Schools for Alabama has provided $300,000 to support the school's launch. Sales exp

...on|Board of Education]]'s program to promote "character education" at city schools. ...hich to focus efforts each year. That theme was reinforced among the wider public through newspaper columns and speakers at civic clubs. The first year's the

|district = [[Birmingham City Schools]] ...Riggins''' ('''TOAR''') was a public school operated by [[Birmingham City Schools]]. It was located at 3177 [[44th Avenue North]] between [[North Birmingham]

...a former superintendent of [[Birmingham City Schools]] and Atlanta Public Schools. ...a language arts teacher and as a guidance counselor for Bibb County public schools. She was promoted there to director of student support services in [[2006]]

| type = Public elementary | district = [[Jefferson County Schools]]

|district = [[Birmingham City Schools]] ...was a [[Birmingham City Schools|Birmingham]] [[List of Birmingham schools|public school]] for African-American students located on the corner of [[3rd Avenu

The '''Pinson Public Library''' opened for business on October 1, 2011 and was located at 4410 [ * Staff (January 9, 2019) "Pinson Public Library grand opening celebration Sunday" {{NJN}}

...a's [[State of Alabama Bicentennial|200th anniversary of statehood.]]" The schools took part in several community projects, including oral history projects, c ==Alabama Bicentennial Schools of Excellence==

...relating to the operation of the school are deposited at the [[Birmingham Public Library Archives]]. ...0/id/359 Marguerite]'' (1915) Margaret Allen School yearbook at Birmingham Public Library Digital Collections