Several schools from the Black Belt are among others to be named Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools (CLAS) Schools of Distinction and will be honored at an awards luncheon in Montgomery on April 27.
These were:
State School Board District 2
Book Fairy Challenge: Inspiring Accuracy, Stamina, and Love of Books - Mount Olive Primary School, Russell County Schools
Warrior Wellness: Building Resilience, One Student at a Time - Russell County Middle School, Russell County Schools
State School Board District 5
Mad Scientist Hour - George P. Austin Junior High School, Linden City Schools
RADAR Character Initiative - Tuskegee Public School, Macon County Schools
“Congratulations to these exceptional Alabama public schools,” said Dr. Farrell Seymore, executive director of CLAS. “The CLAS Schools of Distinction showcase the powerful and meaningful learning experiences happening in public education throughout our state."
"I applaud the educators, students, families, and community partners at each recognized school for their steadfast dedication and daily pursuit of excellence.”
The event will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1:40 p.m. at the Montgomery Marriott Prattville Hotel & Conference Center at Capitol Hill on 2500 Legends Circle.
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