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Jasper City Schools' Athletics Director Jonathan Jordan is taking on an additional role with the school system.
By NICOLE SMITH
Daily Mountain Eagle nicole.smith@mountaineagle.com | 7/4/20 |
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Penne Mott retired from Bevill State Community College this past week after a 33-year career with the institution where she most recently served as dean of health sciences.
By NICOLE SMITH
Daily Mountain Eagle nicole.smith@mountaineagle.com | 7/4/20 |
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Students who are enrolled with Jasper City Schools will start school over a week later than originally planned in August.
By NICOLE SMITH
Daily Mountain Eagle nicole.smith@mountaineagle.com | 7/1/20 |
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AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — Auburn University said it will offer a new doctoral degree in building construction that will one one of only a handful of such programs nationwide.
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6/28/20
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Some recent high school graduates will be attending Bevill State Community College this fall thanks to scholarships from the Walker College Foundation. The following is the second of three lists of 2020-21 scholarship recipients, along with some academic and athletic highlights from their high school careers.
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6/27/20
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The Alabama State Department of Education revealed a Roadmap to Reopening Schools on Friday as a guidance document for educators facing an unprecedented upcoming school year while COVID-19 continues to plague the country.
By NICOLE SMITH
Daily Mountain Eagle nicole.smith@mountaineagle.com | 6/27/20 |
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Art lessons will continue being provided for Walker County schools.
By NICOLE SMITH
Daily Mountain Eagle nicole.smith@mountaineagle.com | 6/26/20 |
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Some recent high school graduates will be attending Bevill State Community College this fall thanks to scholarships from the Walker College Foundation. The following is the first of three lists of 2020-21 scholarship recipients, along with some academic and athletic highlights from their high school careers.
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6/25/20
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The Walker County Board of Education is in the process of purchasing land for future use near Cordova, Oakman and Dora high schools.
By NICOLE SMITH
Daily Mountain Eagle nicole.smith@mountaineagle.com | 6/25/20 |