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Students in Jasper High School's Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) program excelled at a leadership camp.
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Daily Mountain Eagle nicole.smith@mountaineagle.com | 9/27/21 |
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More good news is coming from Walker County Schools as COVID-19 cases continue to decline.
Superintendent Dr. Dennis Willingham shared with the Daily Mountain Eagle Wednesday afternoon that of the …
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By NICOLE SMITH
Daily Mountain Eagle nicole.smith@mountaineagle.com | 9/22/21 |
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Bankhead Middle, Sumiton Elementary, and Curry Elementary schools all recently received robotics grants of $1,500 to either implement a new robotics program or continue an existing one. School representatives and those who helped secure the grants are pictured and were recognized at a recent meeting of the Walker County Board of Education.
9/22/21
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Walker County Schools Superintendent Dr. Dennis Willingham's mantra to "go forth and have no fear" is being used to implement the school system's vision aimed at enhancing the lives of children.
By NICOLE SMITH
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9/22/21
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The Jasper City school system didn't report any employee COVID-positive cases last week, and no employees were in quarantine as COVID cases continue to decline in the district.
By NICOLE SMITH
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9/21/21
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The Jasper City Board of Education approved its fiscal year 2022 budget and five-year capital plan on Tuesday morning.
By NICOLE SMITH
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9/17/21
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The Walker County Board of Education approved its annual budget and capital plan last week.
By NICOLE SMITH
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9/17/21
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The number of people quarantined in Walker County Schools has drastically decreased since last week, as well as the number of those positive for COVID-19.
By NICOLE SMITH
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9/15/21
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STORRS, Conn. (AP) — At most of the largest U.S. public universities, students are under no obligation to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Some schools do require vaccines, but with leniency for …
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By AMY DiPIERRO and PAT EATON-ROBB
Associated Press | 9/15/21 |
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COVID cases and the number of those in quarantine have declined overall in Jasper City Schools, despite Jasper High having to cancel Friday's upcoming football game due to players testing positive for COVID-19.
By NICOLE SMITH
Daily Mountain Eagle nicole.smith@mountaineagle.com | 9/14/21 |
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