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Cyber Security Team 1st in State for 2nd year
Cyber Security team again finishes 1st in Alabama, ranks 17th Nationally in the 2020 Girls Go CyberStart National Championship cyber security competition.
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JefCoEd Navigators Cup Winners
Kylah Williams win 1st Place and Shayla Terry wins 2nd at the JefCoEd Navigators Cup competition held at Jefferson State Community College.
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Cyber Security Team 1st in State
Cyber Security team SmurfAttack_1.5 finished 1st in Alabama and tied for 14th overall in the 2019 Girls Go CyberStart National Championship Cyber Security competition.
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Computer Club Gold @ State Competition
Center Point's IT students win gold medals in Internetworking and Cyber Security, silver medals in Information Technology and Internetworking.
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Cyber Security Team 2nd in State
Cyber Security team SmurfAttack was the 2nd place gold tier winner during the state round of the international CyberPatriot cyber security competition held by the Air Force Association.
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Navigators Cup Winners
Kori Harris and Timecia Smith win 1st Place and Shayla Terry wins 2nd at the JefCoEd Navigators Cup competition held at Jefferson State Community College.
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Cyber Security Team Wins 3rd Place
The computer club's cyber security team won third place at the 2018 UAB Blazer42 Capture the Flag Competition in cyber security, and will split $4,000 in scholarships.
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November Meetings for the Jefferson County Board of Education
The Jefferson County Board of Education will meet several times during the month of November.
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Mask Optional Starting November 1st
Our campuses will be shifting back to mask-optional on Monday, November 1, 2021. Students and employees will still be required to wear masks on the bus because of the existing federal order.
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JCIB Informational Meetings
Students in 5th through 10th grade will soon have a chance to apply to The Jefferson County International Baccalaureate School.
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Testing Data Released - September 28, 2021
The state department has released on their website spring testing data for the 2020-2021 school year. In areas like English Language Arts/Reading, we saw a less dramatic drop. However, in areas like math, the learning loss was much more pronounced. The district is taking several steps to support students.
