Cullman County Schools will transition to remote learning Thursday 1/20 and Friday 1/21. At this time, we plan to return to in-classroom instruction on Monday, 1/24.
Statement from Dr. Barnette, Cullman County School Superintendent
"I had hoped the numbers would get better this week, but unfortunately, we have a lot of students and staff out today. We've been strategic, shifting staff from other schools and the Central Office to cover absences with a goal of sustaining in-person learning, but we have reached a point that we need to transition to remote learning. With that in mind, along with the potential for winter weather Thursday and Friday, all Cullman County Schools will be operating remotely the rest of the week. Your child will be sent home with work for the next two days. Weather permitting, faculty and staff who are healthy will be on campus and able to assist your child digitally. Please know that I firmly believe that there is no equivalent substitute for in-person learning. I want our children in the classroom. I hope we will see improvement by next week."
Cullman County Schools will transition to remote learning Thursday 1/20 and Friday 1/21. At this time, we plan to return to in-classroom instruction on Monday, 1/24.
Statement from Dr. Barnette, Cullman County School Superintendent:
"I had hoped the numbers would get better this week, but unfortunately, we have a lot of students and staff out today. We've been strategic, shifting staff from other schools and the Central Office to cover absences with a goal of sustaining in-person learning, but we have reached a point that we need to transition to remote learning. With that in mind, along with the potential for winter weather Thursday and Friday, all Cullman County Schools will be operating remotely the rest of the week. Your child will be sent home with work for the next two days. Weather permitting, faculty and staff who are healthy will be on campus and able to assist your child digitally. Please know that I firmly believe that there is no equivalent substitute for in-person learning. I want our children in the classroom. I hope we will see improvement by next week."
Cullman County Schools will operate remotely on Friday 1/14/22. The decision to hold classes remotely is due primarily to the number of teachers and staff who are sick. After-school events will be allowed to continue because this dismissal is due to not having enough teachers and staff to operate during the school day.
Teachers and staff who are not sick will still report to work tomorrow.
Cullman County Schools will have a remote learning day Friday 1/7 due to the weather. Teachers will provide students with either a digital or paper assignment to be completed. Everyone stay safe.
After reviewing the latest National Weather Service update, Cullman County Schools will continue with the 2-hour delay today, Thursday 1/6. Campuses will be open and buses will run 2 hours behind their normal schedule.
Cullman County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay on Thursday, January 6, 2022. Buses will run two hours late. Employees, please report two hours later than your normally scheduled time.
Come enjoy some seasonal Christmas music with the CSE 6th grade beginner band and the Royal Blue Band on Thursday evening December 9th at 6 p.m. in the downstairs high school gym. Elementary performance will be Friday morning at 8:30 a.m. We look forward to seeing you there!
October 2021 Cold Springs High School Newsletter
https://www.smore.com/jz97d
Congratulations to our Varsity Cross Country teams for both capturing Sectional Titles today. Reagan Parris was the individual winner of the 1A/2A Girls race and Ethan Edgeworth was the individual winner in the Boys’ event. They will compete in the state meet next Saturday.
Congratulations to the Cold Springs Royal Blue Band for receiving all superior ratings as well as Best in Class Drum Major and Color Guard at the 30th Annual Mud Creek Marching Contest this past Saturday, October 23rd! Way to go Royal Blue!
CSH Cross Country sweeps the Cullman County Meet this afternoon at Fairview. Paizley Whitlow captured the girls' individual championship while Ethan Edgeworth won the boys' division. Congratulations to all and good luck at Sectionals next Thursday.
Fox 6 News Bank of the Week - CSHS Royal Blue Band
https://www.wbrc.com/2021/10/20/tiny-band-is-pitch-perfect-cold-springs-high-school/
Cullman County Schools will delay opening by 2 hours today due to flooding, Thursday 10/7/21. 12-month employees report at regular time.
Cullman County Schools will delay opening by 2 hours today due to flooding, Thursday 10/7/21. 12-month employees report at regular time.
COLD SPRINGS HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES 2021
MONDAY -- Volleyball (3rd period)
TUESDAY -- Dodgeball (4th period)
WEDNESDAY -- Kickball (7th period)
THURSDAY -- Pep Rally (2:20 PM)
Powderpuff (5:00 PM)
FRIDAY -- GAME DAY (7 PM)
This is the Life Connections Class at Cold Springs High. Students are wearing glasses with plastic wrap for cataracts, tape on fingers for arthritis, and cotton balls in-ears for hearing. While impossible to truly replicate the challenges many senior family members face... this exercise was designed to help students gain a better understanding and build respect for those who struggle with everyday tasks.
Cullman County Band Exhibition - Saturday, October 2nd, 2021 - Cullman High School
Cold Springs September 2021 Newsletter
https://www.smore.com/y5spu
Cullman County School campuses will be closed Tuesday 8/31/21 due to the threat of severe weather. Students and staff will work remotely.
Congratulations to these six Cullman County principals for receiving the 2021 AHSAA Sportsmanship Award for your school! Pictured are West Point High School Principal Heith Yearwood, Vinemont High School Principal Robin Netherton, Good Hope High School Principal John Hood, Holly Pond High School Principal Steve Miller, Fairview High School Principal Chris Gambrill, and Cold Springs High School Principal Eric Dickerson.
