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Also, our Class Supply List can be found at the following link: https://bit.ly/3SFXinz and we have them posted outside of our lobby entrance at school.
Also, our Class Supply List can be found at the following link: https://bit.ly/3SFXinz and we have them posted outside of our lobby entrance at school.
Today was Ribbon Cutting day at the CDC for our new 8 classroom expansion! The project is just a few short weeks away from completion! We were fortunate to be able to welcome our Alabama State Superintendent Dr. Eric Mackey, and our CCBOE State Board Member Mrs. Marie Manning to celebrate this historic day for our staff and students! Thank you to Dr. Barnette and the Cullman County Board for their fantastic support! We can't wait to reveal more pictures of our new facility in the coming weeks! #BeCurious
Student Spotlight!
Student Spotlight
Welcome, Christy!
Pre-K Enrollment is open until March 13th. We will have a random drawing at the Cullman County Board of Education Boardroom on March 27th. Additional information is included on the flyers below.
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š§ Construction Update š§
Weāre excited to share that our new building project is on schedule, with an estimated completion date of Spring 2026!
This $2.4 million addition will bring meaningful improvements to our campus, including:
ā¢ 8 new classrooms
ā¢ A storm shelter to enhance safety
ā¢ Improved traffic flow for families and staff
ā¢ The replacement of mobile units with permanent learning spaces
Weāre grateful for the continued support from our community as we work to create a safer, more functional, and welcoming environment for our students.
Weāre excited to share that our new building project is on schedule, with an estimated completion date of Spring 2026!
This $2.4 million addition will bring meaningful improvements to our campus, including:
ā¢ 8 new classrooms
ā¢ A storm shelter to enhance safety
ā¢ Improved traffic flow for families and staff
ā¢ The replacement of mobile units with permanent learning spaces
Weāre grateful for the continued support from our community as we work to create a safer, more functional, and welcoming environment for our students.
Snowmen, stories, and so much growth!
100 Days Smarter!
Another Mastery Moment!
Way to Go!
Congratulations!
We wish all our students and families a joyous, healthy, and successful 2026! We hope you were able to take some time off and enjoy the holiday break. School resumes for all students on Tuesday, January 6th. We look forward to seeing everyone refreshed and ready to jump back into learning!
Merry Christmas!
Join us in giving a warm welcome to the newest member of the CDC team, Miss Katie Ball! š
Some of our high school students visited the residents of Woodland Village Nursing Home to share some holiday joy. They spent some time there handing out handmade ornaments. Moments like these truly define the seasonāconnecting generations and brightening everyone's day. A huge thank you to the residents and staff at Woodland Village for welcoming us!
Polar Express Day! What a magical day! Our students experienced the wonder of The Polar Express right inside their classrooms. We brought the story to life by decorating classrooms to resemble the sparkling night sky and arranging furniture to create "trains". Students listened to the Polar Express book, watched the Polar Express movie, and enjoyed hot chocolate and snacks. A huge thank you to our teachers and staff who made this experience possible!
It's Week 2 of our December Dress-Up Days! š
The weeks before Christmas Break are busy and exciting, but across the school, our teachers know how to embrace the chaos and make the best of it by turning all the holiday fun into hands-on learning!
Here's a post from Mrs. Jessica's Class this past week:
Our hearts grew three sizes on Wednesday as we celebrated Grinch Day! Our students proved that learning is fun with these festive activities:
Literacy Fun: We listened to the classic, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" by Dr. Seuss š, which was a great way to boost our listening and comprehension skills.
Science Experiment: We made the Grinch's heart grow! Using baking soda and vinegar inside a bottle, we inflated a balloon with a heart on it. This demonstrated chemical reactions and cause and effect right before their eyes! š¬
Skill Builders: We played Pin the Heart on the Grinch (spatial awareness and fine motor skills!), enjoyed Grinch-themed snacks, and finished the day watching the movie š¬.
It was a day full of learning, laughter, and lots of Grinchy cheer! Check out the fun below!
Here's a post from Mrs. Jessica's Class this past week:
Our hearts grew three sizes on Wednesday as we celebrated Grinch Day! Our students proved that learning is fun with these festive activities:
Literacy Fun: We listened to the classic, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" by Dr. Seuss š, which was a great way to boost our listening and comprehension skills.
Science Experiment: We made the Grinch's heart grow! Using baking soda and vinegar inside a bottle, we inflated a balloon with a heart on it. This demonstrated chemical reactions and cause and effect right before their eyes! š¬
Skill Builders: We played Pin the Heart on the Grinch (spatial awareness and fine motor skills!), enjoyed Grinch-themed snacks, and finished the day watching the movie š¬.
It was a day full of learning, laughter, and lots of Grinchy cheer! Check out the fun below!
