Education

  Congratulations to the Lady Cougar junior varsity and varsity volleyball squads who put their skills to the court as both squads took the wins in their matches against B.B. Comer. B.B. Comer took the first set with a score of 27-25 against the junior varsity, but the Cougars came back and took the second…

  Central Coosa schools would like to give a big thank you to Madix of Goodwater for building and donating new trophy cases for the recently renovated Joe N. Belyeu Gymnasium. Pictured are representatives from Madix, Sabrina Wood, Roger Brown, David Wilder, Roy Kinman, and Mark Plyler (not pictured). The new trophy case pictured represents some of…

  During their study of the European Renaissance, ninth grade world history students simulated the sculpting of Michelangelo’s statue of David, but rather than using white marble they used  soap. Pictured are Chamora Long, Luis Martinez and Jacob Stevens who created exceptional carvings. Students also had to identify the sculptor, the country where it was sculpted, the…

  In an act of dedicated service, one of Coosa County’s elected officials was “caught doing good.” Caleb Whorton, technology coordinator for Coosa County schools, shared this photo of Superintendent of Education David Stover Jr. going above and beyond. Last Friday Stover was seen out in the lightning storm working to clear safe passage for…

  Paraprofessional Tabitha Hyatt shared a picture of Skyla Proctor and Simone Young who were very excited about their first day ever of instruction at the Coosa County Career and Technical Center (CCCTC). Although CCCTC reopened last year, Skyla and Simone did not have courses in their schedule to attend the center last year. Mrs. Hyatt explained that…

  Thank you to the Coosa County Sheriff’s Office, as well as multiple community organizations, churches and parents who were on hand to welcome Coosa County students back to school this week. Coosa County schools provided each student with a box of basic school supplies so every student could start the school year off prepared.…

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 7 Juice  Yogurt  Granola 8 Pepperoni Wrap Juice 9 Cheese Sandwich Fruit Milk 10 Animal Cracker Fruit Milk 11 Juice Cheezit Cheese 14 PB & Jelly Juice 15 Crispito Juice 16 Muffin Milk Fruit 17 Carrots Hummus Juice 18 Turkey Wrap Juice 21 Cheese Quesadilla Milk 22 Tortilla Chips Salsa/Cheese…

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 7 Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauce Green Beans 8 Grilled Chicken Sandwich French Fries Lettuce and Tomato Trays 9 Chicken Fingers Broccoli 10 French Bread Pizza Corn 11 Hamburger Baked Beans 14 Corn Dog Potato Wedges 15 Taco Salad W/ Tortilla Chips Pinto Beans/Cheese, Lettuce, Salsa 16 Chicken Nuggets Broccoli 17…

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 7 Waffle Pack or Cereal or  Poptarts (2) 8 Breakfast Burrito or Cereal or  Poptarts (2) 9 Sausage Biscuit or Cereal or  Poptarts (2) 10 Cereal Bars(2) or Cereal or  Poptarts (2) 11 Muffins or Cereal or  Poptarts (2) 14 French Toast Packs or Cereal or  Poptarts (2) 15 Cinnamon…

  Coosa County school employees attended In-Service this week in preparation for the upcoming school year. Superintendent of Education David Stover Jr. opened the In-Service by welcoming everyone back, as well as welcoming new faces. He also shared everything the school system is thankful for accomplishing at Central Coosa. The capital improvements around the facilities are the more obvious…