Oak Grove High School recently held its 1st Annual Tiger Paws Classic Kickball Tournament🔴🏆 , raising $600 for the United Way of Central Alabama's #BeSomebody campaign! Huge thanks to Ryan Cook for organizing! OGHS is making a difference! 💙
6 months ago, JEFCOED
Oak Grove High School student holds a red kick ball.
Oak Grove High School student is getting ready to kick a ball.
Oak Grove High School Student playing kickball.
Oak Grove High School student kicking a red ball during a kickball game.
Teacher gets ready to kick red ball during a kickball tournament to support the United Way.
Teacher is playing in a kickball game to support the United Way of Central Alabama.
High School students watch a kickball game from the sidelines.
Halloween magic from last week's Monster Mash!🎃🕸️ The spooky moves hit the dance floor for JEFCOED’s annual Halloween-themed dance. Middle and high school students with disabilities gathered from across the district, dressed up in their favorite Halloween costumes, and let loose on the dance floor! 🏆Big shout-out to the two costume winners, Michael Hollie from Hueytown High School (rock-n-roll guitarist) and Cur'niah Sigler from Rudd Middle (70s peace & love).
6 months ago, JEFCOED
Two students are dressed in Mario and Luigi costumes for the 2024 Monster Mash dance.
Teacher dressed up as a nurse witch for the 2024 Monster Mash dance.
Student is smiling and holding up a peace sign at the Monster Mash dance.
Group of teachers from Hueytown High School dressed up at Ghostbusters.
Student dressed up in 1970s style peace and love outfit for the Monster Mash dance.
Made student dressed in rock-n-roll guitar outfit for the Monster Mash dance.
Two students dance during the Monster Mash dance. They are wearing halloween attire.
Student wearing a Pokemon hat is smiling and dancing at the Monster Mash dance.
Students are laughing and smiling while dancing at the Monster Mash.
A teacher talks to a student who is dressed as a witch for the Monster Mash dance.
This morning, we took to the streets of the Center Point community with an important message: We care about every student's future and every day of learning counts! Joined by school leaders, teachers, counselors, members of the Center Point Police Department, and Mayor Bobby Scott Jr., we visited families at their homes to share resources and encouragement for getting students to school. Our goal is simple: to support our students in every way we can. Together, let's make a difference in each student's journey! #AttendanceMatters
6 months ago, JEFCOED
Principal Christi Butler and Principal Dr. Jeremy Jones walk through the Center Point community to promote school attendance. Dr. Jones holds and Attendance Matters sign.
Jefferson County Schools Employees hold up a sign that says Attend Today, Achieve Tomorrow
Jefferson County Schools employees go door to door in the center point community to promote regular school attendance.
Jefferson County Schools employees are on a school bus holding up pom poms as they travel to the Center Point community to promote regular school attendance.
Employees cheer as they exit a yellow school bus.
Jefferson County CARES team member, Ron Boone walks through Center Point to promote regular school attendance throughout the community.
Jefferson County Schools employees visit a home in the Center Point neighborhood to discuss school attendance.
School employee is smiling and holding up a sign that says Attend Today, Achieve Tomorrow.
Jefferson County Schools employees speak to a man in the Center Point community about regular school attendance. They are holding an Attendance Matters sign.
School employees are visiting a Center Point, AL home to discuss regular school attendance.
JEFCOED employees brought their A-game this Halloween! 🎃
6 months ago, JEFCOED
Employees dressed up as characters from Inside Out 2
Teachers dressed up for Halloween.
Teachers dressed up for halloween.
Employees dressed up as pirates for Halloween.
Employees dressed up for Halloween as Creepy Carrots from the book of the same name.
Employees dressed up for halloween as characters in Home Alone
Employees dressed up for halloween as the three blind mice.
Employees dressed up for halloween in inflatable pig costumes.
Employees dressed up for Halloween as the Ghost Busters
Employees dressed up as the Price is Right
We hosted our first-ever Elementary Superintendent's Student Advisory Council meeting at Hueytown High School! Elementary scholars throughout the district stepped up, making their voices heard and brilliantly representing their schools. We look forward to engaging with these bright minds throughout the school year. Their input is invaluable, and we love every opportunity to listen and learn from them! #ElementaryLeaders #StudentVoices #StudentAdvisoryCouncil
7 months ago, JEFCOED
Members of the Elementary Superintendent's Student Advisory Council are standing with Dr. Walter Gonsoulin.
Dr. Gounsoulin speaks with a group of elementary school students during the Superintendent's Advisory Council meeting.
Student from Hueytown Intermediate is getting ready to attend the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council Meeting. She is pictured with her Principal and Assistant Principal.
Student from Pleasant Grove Elementary is getting ready to attend the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council Meeting.
Two students from Warrior Elementary stand in front of a school bus.
Student from Brighton School is getting ready to attend the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council Meeting.
Student from Snow Rogers Elementary is getting ready to attend the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council Meeting.
🎉Congratulations, Dr. Walter Gonsoulin🎉 We are beyond thrilled to share that our very own Superintendent, Dr. Gonsoulin, has been named the 2025 Alabama/Schneider Electric Superintendent of the Year! 🏆 This incredible recognition speaks to Dr. Gonsoulin's heart for education and his constant drive to make our schools the best they can be. We're so proud to have him leading the way for JEFCOED and can't wait to see where his vision takes us next! #JEFCOEDProud #SuperintendentOfTheYear #CongratulationsDrG
7 months ago, JEFCOED
Dr. Walter Gonsoulin is standing at a podium after being names 2025 Alabama Superintendent of the Year
We are proud to announce that one of our talented art teachers at McAdory High School received the prestigious Best in Show award at the 2024 Bluff Park Arts Show this past Saturday! This incredible achievement highlights her exceptional talent and dedication to the arts. If you see her, please join us in congratulating her on this well-deserved recognition. Read More: https://hooversun.com/peopleplaces/bluff-park-art-show_1/
7 months ago, JEFCOED
Artist Danielle Tickell stands in front of her Best in Show award winning painting at the Bluff Park Art show.
Painting of a two story house with two large veins running underneath it .
Music to our ears!🎹🎶🪘 Thanks to a collaborative effort by the JEFCOED Arts Department and Dr. Shonta Harrell, Assistant Principal, we've introduced a brand new musical playground at Minor Community School! This joyful addition, funded through a grant, will provide students with a creative and fun space to explore the world of music. We can't wait to see the joy it brings!
7 months ago, JEFCOED
Dr. Shonta Harrell hands out instruments to students.
Dr. Shonta Harrell and Mrs. Bailey hope up a check for a $20, 000 grant. 0
Two female students are sitting on a bench and playing xylophones.
A student is playing a drum.
Students are marching down the sidewalk while playing instruments.
Students sit outside and play instruments. Drums, xylophone, and tambourine.
Students are watching Mrs. Bailey play a drum.
A student is using drum sticks to play on a bright blue bucket.
Rise and Shine 🍯 HONEY! 🍯 Mrs. Riley's little worker bees were buzzing with excitement as they harvested their first honey of the year at Grantswood Community School!🐝 The Alfa Farmers Federation captured every golden moment, planning to showcase this program on their Simply Southern TV show. Grantswood loves to share real-world, hands-on learning opportunities with their students, and this is one they'll treasure forever!💛 #RealWorldLearning #HoneyHarvest #GrantswoodGreat #STEMeducation
7 months ago, JEFCOED
A beekeeper is getting ready to open a bee box.
Students in Mrs. Riley's Kindergarten class are preparing to harvest honey. They are wearing bee suits.
Two jars of Rise and Shine Honey.
Mrs. Riley's kindergarten class are dressed in their bee keeper suits.
Simply Southern TV is filming students in Mrs. Riley's class as they prepare to harvest honey.
Two students lift the lid on a bee box. They are wearing bee suits.
Two kindergarten students dressed in bee keeper suits are looking at bees up close.
Bucket of collected honey
Today, the Board of Education shines bright in gold, standing united for a cause close to our hearts! 🌟 As we celebrate Give Hope Day with the Hope for Autumn Foundation and the JEFCOED family, we're not just wearing gold; we're wearing our commitment to honor, support, and raise awareness for childhood cancer. 💛 #GiveHopeDay #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth #WEARGOLD
7 months ago, JEFCOED
Arts Education Department dressed in gold for Give Hope Day.
Employees wearing gold for Give Hope Day.
Employees wearing gold for Give Hope Day.
Employees wearing gold for Give Hope Day.
Employees wearing gold for Give Hope Day.
Employees wearing gold for Give Hope Day.
Employees wearing gold for Give Hope Day.
Employees wearing gold for Give Hope Day.
Federal Programs department dressed in gold for Give Hope Day
Members of the IT department dressed in gold for Give Hope Day
🎉✨ Celebrating in Style! ✨🎉 This Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re thrilled to share some highlights from the 2024 Srta. Quinceañera Pageant hosted by Pinson Valley High School. 👑 Miss Madeline Aviles shone bright as this year's Srta. Quinceañera, embodying the spirit of unity and cultural pride. 🌺 And for the first time, Rudd Middle joined the celebration and crowned their own Srta. Hispanidad, Miss Ashley Cornelio, in the Junior Division. 🌟 A big thank you to the Hispanic Honor Society for sponsoring this vibrant celebration and to our talented PVHS Cosmetology Department for their hair and makeup artistry. 💇‍♀️💄 The event was made even better with the sounds of the PVHS Mariachi Band. 🎶 We're incredibly proud of how our schools come together to celebrate and embrace the diverse cultures that enrich the JEFCOED family. 💃🕺 #HispanicHeritageMonth #SrtaQuinceañera2024 #CulturalPride
7 months ago, JEFCOED
Miss Madeline Aviles was crowned Srta. Quinceañera
Rudd Middle School participants in the 2024 Srta. Quinceañera Pageant
Young ladies participating in the 2024 Srta. Quinceañera Pageant
Member of the Pinson Valley High School Cosmetology Department is stying a students hair for the 2024 Srta. Quinceañera Pageant
Two young ladies wearing crowns during the 2024 Srta. Quinceañera Pageant
The Mariachi Band at Pinson Valley High School performs in the 2024 Srta. Quinceañera Pageant
Award winner in the 2024 Srta. Quinceañera Pageant
Winner in the 2024 Srta. Quinceañera Pageant
Rudd Middle School Junior Winner in the 2024 Srta. Quinceañera Pageant
Winner in the 2024 Srta. Quinceañera Pageant
🎗️Let's Unite for Childhood Cancer Awareness!🎗️ This Thursday, September 26th, marks a special day for JEFCOED as we join forces with the Hope for Autumn Foundation for Give Hope Day! We're calling on everyone to 🌟WEAR GOLD🌟 as we stand together to honor and raise awareness for children and families affected by childhood cancer. 💛Together, we can make a difference!
8 months ago, JEFCOED
September 26th is Give Hope Day in JEFCOED. Hands holding the word Hope in wooden letters. Yellow ribbon for cancer awareness.
Congratulations to Dr. Walter Gonsoulin on being named the 2025 District 5 Superintendent of the Year by the School Superintendents of Alabama. Dr. Gonsoulin works tirelessly to expand opportunities for all students, and this recognition reflects his outstanding leadership and dedication to public education. The statewide winner will be announced in March 2025. We wish Dr. Gonsoulin the best of luck as he continues championing educational excellence! #JEFCOEDproud #SuperintendentOfTheYear
8 months ago, JEFCOED
Announcement that Dr. Walter Gonsoulin has been named 2025 Alabama, District 5 Superintendent of the Year. Includes images of Dr. Gonsoulin working around the district.
Yesterday, the students, faculty, and staff at Corner High School came together to rally around junior Kendall Lewis, who is bravely fighting after a recent accident. During this challenging time, the school community wore blue, Kendall's favorite color, as a symbol of support and solidarity. We stand with the family, offering our thoughts, prayers, and support as they navigate this difficult journey. 💙 To learn more and see what else the school is doing to support the Lewis family, please visit: https://www.wvtm13.com/.../corner-high-student.../61976831 https://www.wbrc.com/.../corner-high-school-goes-blue.../
8 months ago, Brighton School
praying for kendall sign with students in gymnasium
This morning, our very own Superintendent, Dr. Walter Gonsoulin, was honored with the Visionary Leadership Award at the Alabama Cognia IMPACT Conference in Montgomery. The award was presented by Governor Kay Ivey, alongside Alabama State Superintendent Dr. Eric Mackey, highlighting Dr. Gonsoulin's outstanding contributions to education in our state. We are incredibly proud of Dr. Gonsoulin and grateful for his dedication to maximizing opportunities for all students and staff within our district. This recognition is a sign of his exceptional leadership and the positive impact he continues to make in our community. Congratulations, Dr. Gonsoulin!!👏🎉
8 months ago, Brighton School
Dr. Gonsoulin award
Dr. Gonsoulin award
We're thrilled to recognize Mrs. Lori Headrick at Gardendale Elementary School! She has been named the JEFCEOD Child Nutrition Program (CNP) Manager of the Year. 🏆 We appreciate her dedication to ensuring students receive nutritious and delicious meals every day. #thankyouforallyoudo Please join us in celebrating Mrs. Headrick!
8 months ago, Brighton School
mrs lori headrick
We are excited to announce our 2nd GAME OF THE WEEK! Get ready for an electrifying matchup as two JEFCOED teams go head to head LIVE on JEFCOED-TV. This Friday, August 30 at 7:00 PM, the Fultondale High School Wildcats take on the Center Point High School Eagles! How to Watch: 📺 Tune in on Roku, Amazon Fire, or Apple TV 💻 No app? No problem! You can also watch the game live on our website: www.jefcoed.com/tv
8 months ago, Brighton School
live august 30 at 7pm