Showing posts with label Huntsville City Schools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Huntsville City Schools. Show all posts

Sunday, December 14, 2025

Huntsville City Schools releases useless statement on ‘incident’ at Whitesburg Middle School basketball game


Huntsville City Schools releases useless statement on ‘incident’ at Whitesburg Middle School basketball game

In a statement, Huntsville City Schools said:

Huntsville City Schools is aware of an incident that occurred in the parking lot at Cullman Middle following a basketball game involving Whitesburg Middle School. The situation is currently under review, and it is a matter for law enforcement.

...Whitesburg Middle made the decision not to complete the game and to forfeit play.


Reference: whnt.com



Friday, July 25, 2025

Huntsville School’s new $40 million facility houses central office, tech center: 700 students expected


Huntsville School’s new $40 million facility houses central office, tech center: 700 students expected

The Central Office and Center for Technology had a ribbon-cutting and grand opening on Thursday morning. Several city and school leaders, like Mayor Tommy Battle, former Superintendent Christy Finley and school board members opened the center.


Reference: www.al.com



Sunday, March 9, 2025

Great Moves to Protect Our Children | Huntsville City Schools adds weapons detectors to all elementary schools

Huntsville City Schools adds weapons detectors to all elementary schools

Huntsville’s elementary schools are the last K-12 schools in the city without advanced security systems in place, but they won’t be much longer.

While students are on their spring break, Huntsville City Schools (HCS) will have one weapons detector installed in each of the 24 elementary schools throughout the city.

“We want parents to have peace in mind when they send their kid to school knowing that their child is going to be safe ...




Reference: www.waff.com



Saturday, December 7, 2024

Huntsville City Schools Security Protocols

New security protocols approved for Huntsville City Schools

...agreement between the Huntsville City School Board and Huntsville Police, granting officers access to school security cameras and entry to schools with key fobs. ... a tracking mechanism in place to tell you who logged in, what did they capture? And I want that reported back to the city council.”

HPD agreed to a report showing this data, saying there will be an audit after 30 days of implementation ...


Reference: whnt.com