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ELMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Academic Guide | 2022
Elmore County Public Schools | MapWETUMPKA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL510 Micanopy Street | Wetumpka, AL 36092WETUMPKA MIDDLE SCHOOL1251 Coosa River Parkway | Wetumpka, AL 36092 WETUMPKA HIGH SCHOOL1251 Coosa River Parkway | Wetumpka, AL 36092REDLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL495 Scholars Drive | Wetumpka, Alabama 360932134COOSADA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL5260 Airport Road | Millbrook, AL 360546AIRPORT ROAD INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL 384 Blackmon Farm Lane | Coosada, AL. 360207MILLBROOK MIDDLE SCHOOL4228 Chapman Road #2517 | Millbrook, AL 360548STANHOPE ELMORE HIGH SCHOOL4300 Main Street | Millbrook, AL 360549ECLECTIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL35 Harden Street | Eclectic, Alabama 3602410ECLECTIC MIDDLE SCHOOL170 South Ann Street | Eclectic, Alabama 36024ELMORE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 155 N College Avenue | Eclectic, AL 36024HOLTVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 287 Whatley Road | Deatsville, AL 360221112HOLTVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL655 Bulldog Lane | Deatsville, AL 3602213HOLTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL10425 Holtville Road | Deatsville, AL 3602214ELMORE COUNTY TECHNICAL CENTER800 Kelly Fitzpatrick Drive | Wetumpka, AL 36092 15ELMORE COUNTY CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAM100 HH Robison Drive | Wetumpka, Alabama 3609216ELMORE COUNTY ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS124 Chapel Road | Wetumpka, AL 3609217COUNTY LINE ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||The EDGE - Elmore County Virtual School517 Micanopy Street | Wetumpka, Alabama 3609318REDLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL184 Rodney Lane | Wetumpka, AL 36093 567891011121314151516171818192314195
Thank you for your interest in Elmore County Public Schools! We believe that our role is to empower students for success by providing a variety of high-quality programs and services,which is reected in our belief statement: Every Student Empowered ~ Every Student Succeeds.The Elmore County Public School System currently has sixteen schools and continues to expand programs to challenge and engage students to prepare them for their future endeavors. The system strives to provide a safe environment to support students’ mental and physical well-being, and we continually strive to grow and develop academic programs in all areas. The expansion of co-curricular and extracurricular programs and facilities is a priority to meet the needs of the local schools and the passions of the students participating.School culture begins with the mental and physical well-being of students and the way each school provides a safe and supportive environment. All traditional schools provide breakfast, lunch, and supper to all students who choose to participate, and virtual students also can receive meal services at assigned distribution sites. A system mental health coordinator works with each school to address concerns and provide additional support as needed. Each Elmore County school actively builds its own culture to provide a positive foundation for every student.Elmore County students’ academic development is a continuous focus, and this process has continued to result in system gains each year. The school system oers all traditional curriculums to include Advanced Placement (AP), dual enrollment, advanced curriculum, career-technical education programs, and numerous ne art and athletic courses. Students can pursue these programs at their local base school, The EDGE – Elmore County’s virtual school, and the Elmore County Technical Center. Each student receives a Chromebook to use for the school year in class and at home. Extracurricular activities are the true passion of many students, and Elmore County continues to expand and develop these opportunities. Athletics and ne arts are vital components of school life, and we enjoy strong community support for these activities. Coordinated eorts with municipalities, the Elmore County Commission, and other Elmore County organizations have allowed schools to plan and use new facilities in all communities. Students’ passions are most evident in the extracurricular activities they choose, and we are committed to fostering opportunities for students to explore their interests and potentially discover their life-long passions.Elmore County Schools strives to provide a high-quality academic program accompanied by a wide variety of co-curricular and extracurricular activities and supported by resources and services to meet the physical and emotional needs of each student. We hope you will visit our school system or our district and school websites to learn more about our programs and services. In Elmore County, our belief is Every Student Empowered, Every Student Succeeds.Richard E. DennisSuperintendentElmore County Public Schools
WELCOME TO ELMORE COUNTY!The Elmore County Public School System is the 11th largest school system in the state with a student enrollment of approximately 11,180 students. The demographics of our school system include 69.11% White, 26.69% Black or African American, 2.67% Two or More Races, .86% Asian, .56% American Indian/Alaska Native, .11% Native Hawaiian/Pacic Islander, and 2.02% Hispanic/Latino. Male students comprise 53.36% of our enrollment, and females comprise 46.64%. Our 2019 overall graduation rate is 90.3% and 82.2% of graduates achieved a College & Career Readiness Indicator. Elmore County is in the east central portion of Alabama and borders Montgomery County, Autauga County, Chilton County, Tallapoosa County, Macon County, and Coosa County. The current population is approximately 81,887: 74.9% White, 21.43% Black or African American, 1.98% Two or More Races, .95% Some Other Race, .48% Asian, and .26% American Indian and Alaskan Native. The overall poverty rate is 12.34%. The median income per household is $59,347.EVERY STUDENT EMPOWERED. EVERY STUDENT SUCCEEDS.Elmore County is ranked 9th of 67 counties in Alabama in Alabama Kids Count Data Book, a research project by VOICES for Alabama’s Children. This ranking is based on the following indicators:• Low birth weight• Births to teens aged 15-17• Children participating in First Class Pre-K• Fourth grade reading prociency• Teens not in school and not working• Children in poverty• Medicaid paid births• Child food insecurity• Unemployment rateWe employ approximately 1,200 certied and support sta located on 14 school campuses, the Elmore County Technical Center, the Elmore County Alternative Program, and the EDGE (Elmore County’s Diverse Gateway to Education) Virtual School, as well as eleven departments within the Central Oce:Human Resources Susanne Goodin, DirectorFinance Jason Mann, Chief School Financial OcerAdministrative Services Andre’ Jackson, DirectorFederal Programs Dr. Demita Parson, DirectorElementary Education Steve McKenzie, DirectorMiddle School Education Ayena Jackson, DirectorSecondary Education Dr. Jamey McGowin, DirectorSpecial Education/Compliance Temeyra McElrath, DirectorTransportation Ray Mullino, DirectorInformation Technology Services Barbara Burchard, DirectorProfessional Learning and Assessment Amy Harrison, DirectorChild Nutrition Cacyce Davis, DirectorOf our certified staff, 44% hold a master’s degree, and 8% hold a six-year degree or higher.
EVERY STUDENT EMPOWERED. EVERY STUDENT SUCCEEDS.Principal | Georgette Hankins | georgette.hankins@elmoreco.comWetumpka Elementary SchoolA Cognia accredited school, Wetumpka Elementary School is proud to foster the foundational skills needed during the rst six years of public school education for students in the Wetumpka community. Through a diverse, inclusive learning community, we oer students in Pre-K through fourth grade a rst-rate, student-focused learning experience. We believe that creating lasting relationships among students and sta allows students to excel in a wide variety of domains and develop students’ strengths. The facility itself is listed on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage and that proud legacy of excellence continues today. With the goal of empowering every student to explore and reach their greatest potential, they are equipped to face the challenges of an ever-changing world. Our doors are always open to parents and our community to visit our school, have lunch with us, or participate with us in school events. We would love to show you what we are learning!Distinguishing Characteristics:• ARI Science of Reading Spotlight School 2022• Four 1st Class Funded Pre-K (4 year old) Classrooms• Outdoor Classroom with Raised-Bed Gardening Centers• ADECE P3 Play-Based Kindergarten Classrooms• Service Dogs of Alabama Therapy Dog that supports students in the classroom• Art Under the Stars• Clown Troupe Performing Arts Group• Schoolwide Music Program• Enrichment Clubs Embedded in the school day for STEM, Art, Coding, Drama, Student Council, Spanish, Math Bowl, Geography Club, Word Wizards, Creative Writing & PhotographyWETUMPKA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL510 Micanopy Street Wetumpka, AL 36092 (334) 567-4323wetumpkaelemelmoreal.schoolinsites.com
Wetumpka Middle SchoolWetumpka Middle School, an A+ College Ready Program School, is an academically sound institution that promotes a challenging but fun and interactive learning environment. Our faculty receives training on providing rigorous lessons that encourages critical thinking. The academic program is organized on a pod system for grades 5-6 and on a six-period day for grades 7-8. All students take the four core classes (Mathematics, Science, History, and English Language Arts) and a Physical Education class. Fifth and sixth grades are oered enrichment classes including music, library, STEM course, or intervention classes. Seventh and eighth grade students are able to choose from additional electives including, but not limited to, band, broadcast/journalism, Spanish language, art, theater/drama, computer science, and other STEM courses including robotics. Wetumpka Middle School is the second largest middle school in the Elmore County Public Schools. Our faculty and sta are a group of caring, compassionate, and dedicated individuals that work towards maximizing student potential. We oer several academic, service-based, and competitive extracurricular opportunities. WMS strives to provide the best possible learning environment for the best possible outcome.WETUMPKA MIDDLE SCHOOL 1000 Micanopy StreetWetumpka, AL 36092(334) 567-1413wetumpkamiddleelmoreal.schoolinsites.comDistinguishing Characteristics:• One-to-One Technology• 21st Century After-School Enrichment• A+ Program School• A+ School of Excellence• Blue Cross Blue Shield Healthy Schools Grant Recipient Principal | Loukisha Brooks | loukisha.brooks@elmoreco.com• Gifted and Talented Educational Program (GATE)• Project Lead the Way Courses• Science Technology Engineering Arts Mathematics (STEAM) Initiatives• Student Organizations: Student2Student (S2S), Student Council, Robotics, Spanish Club, Yearbook, and award-winning Band and Beta Club programs• Title I Intervention and ELL Services
Wetumpka High SchoolWetumpka High School is a 6A school with approximately 1,160 students in grades 9-12. Our school oers a great faculty and sta, talented students, and a supportive community. We strive to educate children and prepare them for a competitive future. Our vision is Every Student Empowered, Every Student Succeeds. Dual Enrollment and Advanced Placement (AP) classes are available that prepare students for further education. We currently oer ten AP courses, and twenty-ve advanced courses, not including the oerings provided through ACCESS Distance Learning. Students also have the opportunity to choose from thirteen dierent career pathways at The Elmore County Technical Center. Wetumpka High School oers a wide variety of programs. Courses available to students include STEM Engineering, Agriscience, Business Management and Administration, Food and Wellness, Marketing, Management, Television Production, Health Science, JROTC, Visual and Performing Arts, and Foreign Language. These courses provide valuable opportunities for students to explore their interests, gain exposure, and strengthen their education. Other programs oered include a variety of Sports, Robotics, Yearbook, Cooperative Education, Journalism, CyberPatriot, Rocketry, and Green Power Electric Car.WETUMPKA HIGH SCHOOL 1251 Coosa River Parkway Wetumpka, AL 36092 (334) 567-5158gowhs.comPrincipal | Dr. Robbie Slater | robbie.slater@elmoreco.com
Redland Elementary SchoolRedland Elementary School embraces the ECBOE mission statement, “Every Student Empowered, Every Student Succeeds.” Academic lessons are presented daily by highly qualied teachers who present research-based instructional programs that infuse rigor across the curriculum. Teachers use technology to assist them in presenting meaningful, engaging lessons that help students stretch intellectually. Some primary programs used by faculty and sta to support student learning include Reading Horizons, Accelerated Reader, IXL, and Envision Mathematics. Students are also given opportunities to develop socially and emotionally by caring teachers in an environment conducive to strengthening the whole child. RES oers many unique and engaging opportunities for students to learn not only on our campus but also beyond the classroom. This is possible due, in part, to the strong partnership that exists between the school and the community. Families, local businesses, and other area entities oer assistance with various events and experiences made available to our students. Engaging and rigorous lessons delivered by caring teachers, strong community partnerships, and heightened parent involvement are all essential parts of our plan to ensure our students are prepared for success. Distinguishing Characteristics:• RES Nature Trail • RES Track • Enrichment classes• RES Choir• RES News• Book Buddies• Night in Old Redland • STEM activities in classrooms k-4• Redland Child Development Center• Inclusive Playground for all studentsREDLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL495 Scholars Drive Wetumpka, Alabama 36093(334) 567-1248redlandelemelmoreal.schoolinsites.comPrincipal | Cory Eckstein | cory.eckstein@elmoreco.com
Redland Middle SchoolRedland Middle School opened its doors for the rst time in August of 2022. It has been a long-awaited addition to the Redland community. Redland Middle School has approximately 60 faculty and sta who serve over 550 students. Despite this being the rst year, RMS has wasted no time immersing our students in a rich and rigorous curriculum. Our teachers work closely with AMSTI math and science specialists to create and implement prociency scales that empower students to take ownership of their learning. We oer accelerated and honors classes, as well as Spanish, music, and a variety of STEM electives and opportunities. RMS students are given the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities, including football, cheerleading, dance, basketball, tennis, golf, wrestling, soccer, baseball, softball, track, band, and robotics. RMS strives to empower all our students with the skills and opportunities needed to succeed in today’s world. REDLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL184 Rodney LaneWetumpka, AL 36093 (334) 514-3940airportroadinterelmoreal.schoolinsites.comDistinguishing Characteristics:• RMS Teacher Book Club—The book club is led by Ashley Adams, the RMS librarian and the group of teachers choose a book to read and then gather to discuss once a month encouraging collaboration amongst sta of all subject areas, improving teacher morale, and building personal relationships.• Eagle Period• Computer Science classes taught to all 5th and 6th grade students.Principal | Chad Walls | chad.walls@elmoreco.com• STEM classes oered to all 7th and 8th grade students through Project Lead the Way.• StarBase partnership to oer a weekly drone class• WRES News—Student produced and directed weekly news show.• Jr. BETA Club• Student Council• Purple Heart School Applicant• 1:1 Chromebooks• GATE Classes• Lagoon Park First Green Program
Principal | Janice McKenzie | janice.mckenzie@elmoreco.comCoosada Elementary SchoolWelcome to Coosada Elementary School serving Millbrook, Deatsville, Coosada, Prattville, and Elmore, where we strive to empower and prepare our students for success in the real world. We work to create a foundation for learning by providing a safe environment where students are guided and challenged to reach their greatest potential. Education at Coosada Elementary is a team eort shared among faculty, sta, students, parents, and community. Our goal is to provide appropriate and rigorous opportunities for student learning. All students are treated with dignity, respect, and the nurturing required to build a sense of belonging. Our teachers implement numerous programs and services to support and enable students to achieve high student performance. Students have access to daily reading intervention services, English Language Learners (ELL) services, STAR EL/Reading/Math monitoring, special education services, and Positive Behavior Supports. We are proud to say Coosada Elementary School is the only elementary school in the district with a technology teacher. Distinguishing Characteristics:• Distinguishing Characteristics• Civil Air Patrol STEM Program (Schoolwide)• Math and Reading Family Nights• Mustang Chat & Chew Student Advocacy Program• Spring Fling (Coosada Carnival)• GOTCHA Parties (Positive Behavior Support)• 2nd Grade Robotics Club COOSADA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL5260 Airport RoadMillbrook, AL 36054(334) 285-0273 coosadaelemelmoreal.schoolinsites.com
Airport Road Intermediate SchoolAirport Road Intermediate has a reputation of excellence with a dedicated team of educational professionals who focus on student learning and are committed to high expectations. Airport Road Intermediate has always been a champion when it comes to improving student achievement. Our story is purpose-driven, utilizing our needs as a basis for making intentional choices that provide high-quality educational experiences that stimulate students’ social, physical, and intellectual abilities through participation in activities with their peers. We provide a “World Class” educational experience. Our school is representative of a combination of excellent teachers and sta working together to do what’s best for all students. As part of the Elmore County Public School system, ARIS has adopted the district-wide purpose statement of “Every Student Empowered. Every Student Succeeds.” ARIS is a diverse school that addresses the academic, physical, and social needs of its students. ARIS uses a variety of methods and research-based strategies to assist with ensuring that students are successful and experience positive growth and academic progress AIRPORT ROAD INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL384 Blackmon Farm Lane Coosada, AL 36020 (334) -285-2115airportroadinterelmoreal.schoolinsites.comDistinguishing Characteristics:• Evolving robotics program• Qualied for the Vex IQ Robotics World’s National Championship• Recipient of the Inspire Award at the Vex IQ World’s National Championship• Extracurriculars: oer numerous opportunities for students to be involved in afterschool clubs such as Art Club, Drama Club, Choir, Science Club, Robotics club, Garden Club, Library Club, Technology Cub, and Student Council.• ARIS Family Nights- Curriculum Night, STEM night, Math Night, Reading Night, Art Night• WIN Time Intervention/Enrichment Model Principal | Marcia Stephens | marcia.stephens@elmoreco.com
Principal | Sean Kreauter | sean.kreauter@elmoreco.comMillbrook Middle SchoolMILLBROOK MIDDLE SCHOOL4228 Chapman Road #2517Millbrook, AL 36054(334) 285-2100millbrookmiddleelmoreal.schoolinsites.comMillbrook Middle School embodies the Elmore County Schools mission of Every Student Empowered, Every Student Succeeds. The family-like atmosphere contributes to the school’s main priority of educating the whole child. Whether it is through our second to none honors programs or through our plethora of STEM oerings, the students at Millbrook Middle School are challenged with real-life connections that are sure to prepare them to be college and/or career-ready.Our teachers are highly trained in the A+ College Ready curriculum which has increased the rigor in our classrooms. Additionally, our school has worked extremely hard to expose our students to various STEM pathways through partnering with Project Lead the Way. The Mustang Nation has embraced the chance to explore their passions through the student centered, project-based opportunities they are granted in their classrooms.The Mustangs of Millbrook Middle School are always striving for the top and are proud of all the pride and honor that goes along with being a part of the Mustang Nation.Distinguishing Characteristics:• Flexible 6 period day schedule • Project Lead the Way gateway courses• Spanish I course oered for High School credit• Positive Behavior Interventions and SupportsRecent Recognitions:• 2020 CLAS School of Distinction• 2021-2022 Project Lead the Way Distinguished Gateway School
Stanhope Elmore High SchoolSTANHOPE ELMORE HIGH SCHOOL 4300 Main StreetMillbrook, AL 36054(334) 285-4263mysehs.comPrincipal | Ewell Fuller | ewell.fuller@elmoreco.comStanhope Elmore High School fully supports and actively engages Elmore County’s belief “Every Student Empowered, Every Student Succeeds.” On SEHS’s campus, we strive to ensure opportunities for students to achieve an education that will prepare them for the world beyond high school. Such opportunities are included through STEM classes, Pathways courses, as well as a variety of programs such as JROTC, Agricultural Science, Marketing, and FACS. In addition, students are oered a plethora of advanced placement classes and courses that will adequately prepare them for college and/or career. Teachers on our campus are highly qualied with a diverse level of educational experience. Many Stanhope Elmore teachers are STEM certied, allowing for opportunities to advance students into a world surrounded by intrinsic motivation. Opportunities to enhance this learning are oered through classes and extracurriculars such as Robotics, Cyber Patriots, and Skills USA. Distinguishing Characteristics:• Yondr Implemented School • Alabama Purple Star School Applicant • Millbrook Area Chamber of Commerce Junior Ambassador Program • Dual Enrollment and AP course oered • Partner with Elmore County Technical Center to provide Career Pathways Courses • Partner with 17 Springs to provide enhanced sporting environment for Football, Soccer, and Tennis • Active in High Reliability Schools training • Updated and state-of-the-art cafeteria
Eclectic Elementary SchoolECLECTIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL35 Harden StreetEclectic, Alabama 36024 (334) 541-2291eclecticelemelmoreal.schoolinsites.comEES is a Kindergarten through fourth grade school that currently serves over 590 students. We foster an environment where students feel safe and supported, and we believe all students can excel academically and in life skills. Our curriculum is designed to challenge students with the use of technology, peer collaboration, and hands-on learning opportunities. Teachers engage in best practice strategies to accommodate various learning styles as well as students’ needs and interests in compliance with the Alabama College and Career Ready Standards. We encourage parental and community engagement which includes an active Parent Teacher Organization and volunteer program. EES is a great little place to learn!Distinguishing Characteristics:• Eclectic Child Development Program on campus• First Class Pre-K program • Robotics program• Art and music programsPrincipal | Timothy C. Turley | timothy.turley@elmoreco.com
Eclectic Middle SchoolECLECTIC MIDDLE SCHOOL 170 South Ann Street Eclectic, Alabama 36024(334) 541-2131elmoreco.com/emsPrincipal | La’Tresia M. Robinson | latresia.robinson@elmoreco.comEclectic Middle School (EMS) is located in Eclectic, Alabama, in the east central part of Elmore County. EMS is home to approximately 460 students and 50 faculty and sta members. Built in 2001, EMS is the newest of the school facilities in the Eclectic community. Eclectic Middle is one of the four middle schools in the Elmore County Public School System. The school colors are maroon and white. The school mascot is the Panther.Our school operates with one purpose – Every Student Empowered, Every Student Succeeds. We empower students though several facets, none more important than academics. In the classroom, our faculty employs innovative strategies, technological resources, and engaging methods to empower our students to succeed by preparing them for a life of rigorous learning. Our faculty members are highly qualied in their content area and continually pursue professional development opportunities to better their craft. The facility includes a full-size competition gymnasium, two science labs, a cafeteria, oce complex, and library media center. Outdoor facilities include a softball eld, recreation eld, and an outdoor classroom. Eclectic Middle School oers extracurricular activities for its students. These activities include band, cheerleading, football, volleyball, softball, baseball, soccer, wrestling, track and eld, and basketball. Students may also participate in Jr. Beta Club and Student Council. Currently, the school boasts the 21st Century DREAM Center, which is an extended day enrichment program for our students. Students are provided a nutritious meal, have physical activities, get assistance with homework assignments, and are engaged in STREAM activities.
Elmore County High School Located in Eclectic, Alabama, Elmore County High School (ECHS) serves students in central eastern Elmore County. ECHS strongly believes in its purpose statement: Every Student Empowered ~ Every Student Succeeds. To facilitate and encourage student success, the caring and committed faculty and sta provide a variety of educational and extra-curricular activities. Although ECHS is the smallest high school in the county, we are still able to oer many rigorous educational opportunities found at larger institutions. Advanced and standard level classes are instructed by our highly qualied faculty in all content areas. Advanced Placement (AP) courses are oered on campus and delivered digitally through our successful ACCESS program. The ACCESS program also allows us to expand our elective oerings with classes such as Forensic Science, Latin, and Marine Science. Furthermore, our students may choose to enroll in courses at the Elmore County Technical Center to pursue certications in a wide-variety of technical areas or to take dual enrollment college-level courses. We believe a student-centered approach is the key to increasing motivation and achievement; therefore, teachers utilize technology, collaborative assignments, hands-on experiences, gamication, and other engaging strategies to meet the needs of our students and propel them to success. While academic growth is of utmost importance, we also recognize that emotional, physical, and social development is essential to shaping students into well-rounded, productive members of society. Our Panther Advisory program fosters a personalized and supportive school culture; essentially, the advisory structure is student empowerment at its best. In addition to advisory, our athletic program allows our sta to mentor and develop students through our many sports. ECHS athletic programs are about more than competition; in addition to building muscle, honing athletic skills, and increasing knowledge of the “game,” we aspire to develop work ethic, character, and collegiality. Moreover, our students nd a sense of belonging and shared interests through our many clubs and organizations. Our ultimate goal at ECHS is to empower students to graduate college and/or career ready. After graduation, we shift from our purpose statement to this revered saying: Once a Panther, Always a Panther! We enjoy hearing from past students and celebrating the successes of our graduates. Quite often, alumni return to ECHS to speak to students, intern, teach, or coach because they want to give back to a community that gives so much. In other words, there’s no place like home! #panthernationDistinguishing Characteristics:• Located in a close-knit community anchored by its schools with a family-like atmosphere• Panther Advisory program connects each student with a faculty mentor• Active sports and extra-curricular organizations encourage student participation and growth beyond the classroom walls• Rigorous curriculum includes AP classes, online learning and opportunities to earn college credit• Committed faculty dedicated to nurturing the emotional, academic, social and physical needs of each studentELMORE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL155 N College AvenueEclectic, AL 36024(334) 541-3662elmorecountyhighelmoreal.schoolinsites.comPrincipal | Wes Rogers | wes.rogers@elmoreco.com
Holtville Elementary SchoolBuilt in 1980, Holtville Elementary has transitioned from teaching students from Kindergarten through 6th grade to currently Pre-K through 4th Grade. The teachers of Holtville Elementary are dedicated to providing students with rich opportunities for intellectual, emotional, and social growth. HES provides a fun, stimulating environment that is both challenging and supportive. Holtville Elementary is very community oriented with activities and fundraising eorts throughout the school year. The HES Student Council raises money to help support the local Holtville/Slapout Volunteer Fire Department and Elmore County Humane Shelter. Holtville Elementary hosts annual events such as the Harvest Festival and STEM night that welcomes the entire community to attend. HES has also seen a sharp rise in enrollment with an increase in Kindergarten through 4th Grade by nearly twenty percent over the past ten years. The faculty and administration of Holtville Elementary strive to provide the best education possible by following the Elmore County Purpose Statement of “Every Student Empowered, Every Student Succeeds”.HOLTVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL287 Whatley RoadDeatsville, AL 36022(334) 569-2925www.holtvillebulldogs.com Distinguishing Characteristics:• First Class Pre K Program• Interactive projectors installed in every classroom• Library Media Specialist provides weekly engaging lessons that include monthly STEM activities, Civil Air Patrol lessons, and Storytime/Studies Weekly• Art Program• 1:1 Chromebook AccessPrincipal | Chris Holley | chris.holley@elmoreco.com
Principal | Lee Jackson | lee.jackson@elmoreco.comHoltville Middle SchoolIn the Holtville School Community, Holtville Middle School is an essential component inthe education of our students. We build upon the foundation from the elementary school to prepare our 5th -8th grade students for the high school and beyond.Middle school is a transformative time, and we strive to foster an encouraging and academically challenging environment that is student centered. We have caring and experienced teachers who use student data to craft engaging lessons. Teachers work with individual students to create learning goals that are obtainable, yet rigorous. Our goal is to educate students and empower them to realize their full potential.In addition to academics, we oer students a variety of extracurricular activities, such as clubs and athletics. Students can nd activities that help them feel a sense of belonging at Holtville Middle School.Holtville Middle desires to provide the best educational environment for all students. We desire for students to feel challenged, encouraged, and excited by their time at with us.Distinguishing Characteristics:• According to state testing, the number one middle school in Elmore County• 1:1 Chromebook access• Highest number of students to win at regional Science Fair and place at state Science Fair• Varied extracurricular activities, including Robotics, Beta Club, band, theater, yearbook, and athleticsHOLTVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL655 Bulldog LaneDeatsville, AL 36022(334) 569-1596holtvillemiddleelmoreal.schoolinsites.com
Holtville High SchoolHoltville High School exists to help students develop a love of learning that will lead to success now and continue into a lifetime of learning. Holtville High School is in a small rural community located in Deatsville, Alabama, about 10 miles from the Elmore County Board of Education. We have just over 500 students and enrollment is expected to steadily increase over the next 3 years with larger numbers coming up from Holtville Middle School. HHS oers Advanced Placement courses in Math, Science, History, and English, as well as opportunities for Dual Enrollment courses in History and English. Electives currently oered are agriculture, marketing, athletic training, business technology, computer science, culinary, band/music theory, art, physical education, health, Spanish, Yearbook, and driver’s education. Students can also take classes via ACCESS in the Distance Learning Lab that include even more course options. Holtville High School students can compete in 12 dierent AHSAA sanctioned sports programs in Class 5A, as well as participate in competitive cheerleading, marching band, and shing. HOLTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL10425 Holtville RoadDeatsville, AL 36022(334) 569-3034www.elmoreco.com/hhsDistinguishing Characteristics:• A unique schedule that consists of four 90-minute block classes with a 25-minute breakfast period and a 50-minute ex period in the middle of the day called Bulldog Period during which students choose how to spend their time. During this time, students can participate in a wide range of activities and clubs, have access to tutoring, eat lunch, participate in standards and skills remediation, and/or rest, socialize, and collect their thoughts. Students also meet with an academic advisor once per week during this time. • Meaningful, weekly meetings with a faculty advisor as a means of developing interpersonal and relationship skills, as well as academic support and accountability. • Named a National Blue-Ribbon School in September 2013.• Featured in a lm documentary by Time magazine in 1940 known as “The Holtville Story.” Principal | Kyle Futral | kyle.futral@elmoreco.com
Elmore County Technical CenterThe Elmore County Technical Center (ECTC) oers thirteen Career and Technical Educational(CTE) programs on the ECTC campus in Wetumpka. Students from all four Elmore CountyPublic Schools high schools attend ECTC including Elmore County High, Holtville High, StanhopeElmore High, Wetumpka High, and The EDGE Virtual School. The Elmore County Technical Center’s mission is to prepare all students with the skills and work experience necessary for successful employment and continuing education. At ECTC, students may take high school CTE courses in the following programs: Automotive Service Technology, Aviation Technology, Computer Technology (IT), Construction Technology, Electrical Technology, Hospitality & Tourism, HVAC, Medical Sciences, Plumbing & Pipetting, Pre-Engineering, Drafting, & Design, Public Safety & Law, Teaching & Training, and Welding Technology.Through the courses oered, students not only receive instruction in their chosen eld of study, butalso are trained in interview skills, public speaking, and problem solving; as well as many other softskills that are needed to be successful in today’s economy. Students also gain nationally recognizedcertications and industry credentials that oer them internships and employment opportunitiesduring and after high school. Each program oers a Career Technical Student Organization (CTSO)like Skills USA, FCCLA, and HOSA through which students participate in skills competitions,community service, and leadership development.In addition to the high school courses, ECTC oers a variety of technical and academic dualenrollment courses through Central Alabama Community College (CACC) where students earncollege credits toward their career aspirations. Dual Enrollment Courses through CACC areoered in Manufacturing Technology, Welding Technology, English, Math, US History, Government,Economics, and Psychology.ELMORE COUNTY TECHNICAL CENTER800 Kelly Fitzpatrick DriveWetumpka, AL 36092 (334) 567-1218elmorecountytechelmoreal.schoolinsites.comDirector | Emilie Johnson | emilie.johnson@elmoreco.com
Elmore County Virtual School – The EDGEThe EDGE is a FREE, Cognia accredited, diverse program encompassing virtual, blended, dual-enrollment, Advanced Placement, career tech, athletics, and a variety of elective course options for K–12th grade Alabama residents who are willing to travel to Elmore County for required exams and mandatory state testing. Edgenuity Instructional Services, the online platform used for middle and high school students, oers courses monitored and supervised by highly qualied, Alabama-certied onsite instructors. Edgenuity provides exible online and blended learning solutions aligned to the Alabama College & Career Ready Standards that propel student success.Flexpoint, our online platform for grades K-5, oers elementary students engaging lessons, videos and games that are aligned with the Alabama Course of Study Standards. We also oer daily, interactive Zooms led by highly qualied, Alabama-certied onsite elementary teachers. The EDGE allows students the exibility to do their work based on their daily schedule. Students also get individual attention with certied Alabama teachers available for daily virtual and in-person tutoring. Students who qualify can still participate in clubs, athletics, cheer, dance, band, etc. and “on-campus” electives and Career Technical Education courses. Education is changing, and Elmore County is on the cutting EDGE! THE EDGE517 Micanopy StreetWetumpka, Alabama 36093(334) 514-3931www.elmoreco.com/virtualPrincipal | Cindy Hines | cindy.hines@elmoreco.comAT A GLANCE• Tuition free• Grades K-12 • Dual enrollment, Advanced Placement, Honors, and Standard courses oered• Early graduation option• Personalized learning experiences with support virtually and face/face • Courses aligned with the Alabama standards• Curriculum through Edgenuity (6-12) and Flexpoint (K-5)• Chromebook available for check out• Tech courses through the Elmore County Tech Center• Flexibility to pursue personal interests intensively
Elmore County Alternative ProgramsECPS is proud to be home to Elmore County Alternative Programs. Centrally located in Wetumpka, our Alternative Programs serve all Elmore County schools. In addition to programs dedicated to discipline, ECAP is the home of iCare and the Marshall Anderson Challenge Course. iCare serves students in grades two through twelve with identied behavioral, emotional, or mental health needs. Smaller classes, additional paraprofessionals, and targeted instruction work together to meet students’ academic needs. iCare has a full-time mental health counselor who works with our students, providing group and individual counseling on a regular basis. We also partner with outside agencies committed to meeting the needs of our students.The Marshall Anderson Challenge Course, named for a beloved, retired Elmore County educator, is a ropes course with both high and low challenges. This course, created to build self-condence and teamwork, serves every sixth grader in the district on an annual basis, and we also host a variety of groups from throughout the River Region. Each group that visits MACC is conducted through the challenges by knowledgeable sta who provide participants with a safe and rewarding experience.ELMORE COUNTY ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM 124 Chapel RoadWetumpka, AL 36092(334) 567-1298 Director | Dr. Blair Andress | blair.andress@elmoreco.com
Child Nutrition ProgramAt Elmore County Public Schools, we believe good nutrition is essential for our students to achieve their full academic potential. Properly nourished students are better learners, and our Child Nutritionteam is dedicated to providing nutritious, well-balanced meals to support the academic achievement of our students and to promote life-long, healthy eating habits. We know that good nutrition and learning go hand in hand and take pride in “fueling” the minds of the future. Our team is comprised of more than 105 foodservice professional who strive to serve our students appealing and nutritious food choices with excellent customer service.Meals, foods, and beverages sold or served at schools meet state and federal requirements which are based on the USDA Dietary Guidelines. Menus are provided monthly and can be found on the Elmore County Public Schools website under the Child Nutrition tab. All fteen schools in Elmore County serve breakfast in the classroom at no charge to students. Schools also serve lunch each operating day and students who qualify may receive free or reduced-price lunch meals. Parents/Guardians may complete the Free and Reduced Meal Benefit Application at any time during the school year.New applications must be submitted each school year and are available in the school oce, Child Nutrition Program Oce, or online at www.myschoolapps.com. ELMORE COUNTY CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAM100 HH Robison Drive Wetumpka, Alabama 36092 (334) 567-1222During the 2021-2022 school year, the Elmore County Child Nutrition Program served:• 1,279,978 breakfast meals• 1.423,377 lunch meals• 61,935 supper meals• 463,866 summer mealsDirector | Cacyce Davis MPH, RD | elmorecnp@elmoreco.com “Feeding kids...fueling the future!”
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