Today, fifth graders from Barrett Elementary and Robinson Elementary had the great opportunity to tour their perspective middle school for next year, Ossie Ware Mitchell! #SuccessStartsHere
Before the polls open, let's chat about voting in Alabama. Tune into the Do The Vote Thing Town Hall on May 18 at 5 p.m. #SuccessStartsHere
Scholars at G.W. Carver High School had a great time at the Mental Wellness Fair hosted by our SEL Department today!
Special thanks to Jefferson County District Attorney Danny Carr for donating giveaways and stopping by to chat with our Rams!
No rain on this parade -- just Dragons REIGN!
We celebrated the Wenonah Dragon boys basketball STATE CHAMPS today! #SuccessStartsHere 🏀🏆🐉
Apply at https://birminghamsistercities.org/idea #SuccessStartsHere
📚 elementary: strong focus on reading
🔬 middle: STEM, field trips, transition camps
🎓 secondary: ACT prep, dual enrollment, credit advancement
Don't miss these enrichment opportunities! Register today at https://www.bhamcityschools.org/summer-learning #SuccessStartsHere ☀️
Twelve graduating seniors have signed on to work with area companies after graduation through the Academy of Craft Training! 🚧🦺🧱🧰
We appreciate our community partner, Birmingham Legion FC Soccer, for providing a VIP experience for our BCS employees during Teacher Appreciation Week! We are so thankful for their partnership and thoughtfulness in supporting our district! #SuccessStartsHere 🍎
Join us on May 18 -- in-person at the Lincoln Center at 11 a.m. or via Zoom at 5:30 p.m. -- for our latest Parent Power Lab on registration!
In commemoration of the 65th anniversary of the Freedom Rides, John Herbert Phillips Academy, in collaboration with the Birmingham City Schools Fine Arts Department, hosted the We Shall Someday Project—a powerful blend of history, performance, and student engagement.
The concert performance of the original musical, We Shall Someday, featured Broadway actors. Following the show, the artists held a discussion on-stage with living Freedom Riders and the artists.
Announced during a check presentation at the school today, the funds are designated to support expenses related to SGA, ROTC, FBLA, Band, Robotics, Art Club, Fashion Design, Choir, Home Economics, Debate Team Shirts, and Personal Hygiene Items.
Read more at https://www.bhamcityschools.org/article/2881130
If you aren't already, follow us across our social channels to see their work in action! #SuccessStartsHere
Take full advantage of our Sensational Summer Learning programs so that your scholars keep learning going and are ready and recharged for the next school year!
Students at every grade level will have opportunities to stay on track, build confidence, strengthen reading skills, explore enrichment programs, and prepare for college and career success. Meals and transportation are provided!
Seven Jackson-Olin scholars participating in the Dual Enrollment program received Certificates of Academic Achievement today from Dr. Angela Day, Dual Enrollment Specialist for Birmingham City Schools, and Tracy Spence of Lawson State Community College. These scholars maintained a 3.0 or higher college GPA while in high school! 🎓
