A Rural Reopening Perspective: Inside Winterboro High School in Talladega County
The history-making challenges schools have faced this year have only been amplified in rural areas of our state. A central […]
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Education on the Ballot: Alabama’s Results Explained
What…a…week. The 2020 election proved to be the tense, too-close-to-call, more than one night affair that many pundits predicted. […]
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Alabama Elementary Teachers Share Perspectives from the COVID Classroom
As many Alabama students are finishing up their first 9 weeks of school, we wanted to check in with teachers […]
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First to Reopen: Lessons Learned in Saraland City Schools
Saraland City Schools in Mobile County was one of the first systems in Alabama to reopen schools (on 8/6/20) for in-person instruction this fall amid COVID-19. With many other districts planning to reopen in the coming weeks, we wanted to highlight how one district did it. We spoke with Superintendent Dr. Aaron Milner and other district/school leaders about the decision to reopen and how school has gone for the first 8 weeks.
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