Huntsville City Schools -

🎉 Congratulations to AAA Elementary principal Dr. Evelyn Coffey on being named a 2025 Learning for Life Award Recipient by the Orlean Beeson School of Education! 🌟

Dr. Coffey’s leadership and commitment to servant leadership continue to make a lasting impact on her students, school, and community. We are proud to celebrate her for exemplifying what it means to lead with purpose and heart. 💙📚

HCS is proud to announce two of our schools have been recognized among the top 15 high schools in Alabama by U.S. News & World Report! 🏆

✨ New Century Technology High School is ranked #3
✨ Huntsville High School ranked is ranked #14

This recognition highlights the dedication of our students, teachers, staff, and families who strive for excellence every day. 🌟

✨ Highlights from our recent Huntsville City Schools Board of Education meeting!

📚 Jeanne Greer, Executive Director of The Schools Foundation, and John Allen, CEO of Huntsville Committee of 100, presented a check for over $29,000 to HCS! This generous funding will support teachers in pursuing National Board Certification, an investment that strengthens excellence in our classrooms.

🎖️ The Lee High School JROTC General Battalion achieved an incredible milestone, placing 5th in the nation at the JROTC National Leadership and Academic Bowl in Washington, D.C. Competing among the top 2% of JROTC programs worldwide, their performance brought great pride to our schools and community.

HCS invites community members, alumni, parents, and students to attend the Huntsville Center for Technology Open House! The event will be on Thursday, July 24, from 3-5 PM at the new career tech center located at 2603 North Memorial Parkway. Additionally, HCT will host a parent meeting at 5:30 PM for families with students in CTE programs this year.

HCS is proud to announce Angelear Warren has been officially approved by the Huntsville City Board of Education to serve as the next principal of Mountain Gap Elementary School!

Congratulations to the HCS Class of 2025, who earned over $60,000,000 in scholarship offers! 🎉

Huntsville City Schools and district offices will be closed Thursday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth.

Congratulations to Lydia Buechler (GHS), Nicholas Cox (GHS), Silas Hahs (HHS), and Emily Tran (GHS), who have each been named a 2025 National Merit Scholar! Way to go!

Congratulations to Hugh Nguyen of Grissom High School, who has been named a 2025 National Merit Scholar! Way to go, Hugh!!

April is recognized as the Month of the Military Child, a time to honor and celebrate the resilience and sacrifices of children in military families. Huntsville City Schools proudly supports our military-connected students and their families. In recognition of their strength and contributions, we invite all students, staff, and community members to participate in Purple Up Day on Friday, April 11, 2025. We encourage everyone to wear purple as a visible show of support and appreciation for our military children. Thank you for joining us in celebrating the Month of the Military Child and showing our gratitude to those who serve and sacrifice for our country.

Huntsville City Schools is entering a new era with the development of a state-of-the-art campus that will house both the district’s new Central Office and the Huntsville Center for Technology. https://www.huntsvillecityschools.org/article/2122780

Congratulations to Lisa Teague, who was named District 8 Secretary of the Year by The Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools (CLAS). Lisa serves as the Executive Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent of Huntsville City Schools. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication!

HCS invites parents in the Huntsville High feeder pattern to hear updates from district leaders on Sept. 18 at 6 PM in the Huntsville High Freshman Academy!

HCS invites parents to hear updates from HCS district leaders in the Huntsville High feeder pattern on Sept. 18 at 6 PM in the Huntsville High Freshman Academy!

Educators in HCS and community partners presented on innovative teaching practices that incorporate the arts at Tuesday night's HCS Board of Education Meeting! HCS recognizes art has the power to transform, illuminate, educate, inspire, and motivate students!

Over 50 colleges will be represented at the ALACRAO College Fair! The event will be on Aug. 28 at 6 PM at the Jaycee Building at John Hunt Park!

Did you know that Huntsville City Schools offers a Career Tech Class in Industrial Maintenance? Thanks to Driving Possibilities and Toyota Alabama for providing the funding for the machines and curriculum to make this a reality for our students!

HCS will dismiss early on Friday, Aug. 30th for students! Schools will dismiss at the following times: -11:30 AM: Elementary Schools -12 PM: Middle/Junior High Schools (including all grades for AAA and ASFL) -12:40 PM: High Schools Additionally, schools and offices will be closed on Monday, Sept. 2nd in observance of Labor Day. Classes will resume on Tuesday, Sept. 3rd, and progress reports will be sent home.

Are you a member of a state or federal Native American Tribe or know that you have Native American heritage and would like more information on the tribes in our area? The Huntsville City Schools Title VI Indian Education Program is a federal program that provides Native American cultural enrichment and educational support to students who are members, or have parents or grandparents who are members of a state or federally recognized Native American tribe.

Teresa Dent, Behavioral Learning Coordinator, will present an overview of the 2024-2025 HCS Student Code of Conduct & Matrices, information regarding BLOOM, Restorative Practices, and PBIS via HCS Facebook Live on Aug. 29 at 2 PM!