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FBI SOS
Jan 17: The FBI-SOS program is a nationwide initiative designed to educate children about the dangers they may face on the Internet and to help prevent crimes against children. The full Safe Online Surfing site is still upcoming, but their SOS Challenge is available now. The link is available below or on our links page.

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E-Rate Bids/RFP's
Jan 4: The Attalla City Schools Technology Department is accepting bids/proposals from vendors to provide services under the FCC's E-Rate program. Details of the bids and their requirements are included in the attachments below.

Bid/RFP # 1/2011-2012 - Web Hosting Services
Bid/RFP # 2/2011-2012 - Basic Maintenance of Internal Connections
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Upcoming Events
Jan 30: EHS vs. Cherokee Co.

Feb 3: EHS at Alexandria

Feb 6 - Feb 11: Girls Area Tournament

Feb 7 - Feb 13: Boys Area Tournament

Feb 16 - Feb 17: Sub Regional Tournament

Feb 20: Presidents Day

Feb 20 - Mar 2: Boaz Preseason Tournament

Feb 21 - Feb 25: Regional Tournament

Feb 24 - Feb 25: Oxford Tournament

Feb 28 - Mar 3: State Finals
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A Message from Mr. Landers

Welcome to the new and improved web site of the Attalla City School System. I am so excited that you are visiting this site, and I encourage you to take advantage of the revisions and updates we have made to make it more interactive and user friendly.

On our web site you will find a variety of information, ranging from communication and input opportunities to financial figures and student data. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, please do not hesitate to call or e-mail us. If you would like to see something different on our site, let us know about that also.

The Attalla City School System includes one elementary school (Attalla Elementary School), one middle school (Etowah Middle School), and one high school (Etowah High School). The Attalla City School System is also responsible for the instructional program at The Bridge (Black Creek Academy), a residential treatment center licensed by the Alabama Department of Youth Services. Total student enrollment is approximately 1800.

Attalla is an outstanding community with a rich historical past. The support our school system receives from the community is truly inspirational. I encourage you to fully explore our web site and learn more about our school system. I also hope you will take the opportunity to visit and see all the wonderful things going on in our schools. Our vision is to provide a world class education for all our students. We are a small town with world class aspirations. We are taking steps toward that goal, and we do plan to continue our journey with passionate persistence.

Ray A. Landers
Superintendent, Attalla City Schools

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In the News
Attalla short on one-month operating balance
Jan 22: Attalla City Schools remains shy of having the one-month operating balance required by the state.

An analysis this week from the state Department of Education this week shows the system is $178,241 short at the end of the 2011 fiscal year of a its one-month operating expense of $907,314.



Attalla Elementary students explore choices at Career Day
Jan 20: All 530 students at Attalla Elementary School on Friday were exposed to new careers during the school’s Career Day.



Attalla school board chooses Bowman as superintendent
Jan 19: Attalla school board chooses Bowman as superintendent


Jenkins: Attalla should carefully prioritize spending
Jan 17: This is the last in a series of stories on each finalist’s interview for the superintendent position at Attalla City Schools. The stories are presented in the order the board interviewed the candidates.


Holladay would put focus on classrooms
Jan 16: This is the second in a series of stories on each finalist's interview for the superintendent position at Attalla City Schools. The stories are presented in the order the board interviewed the candidates.


Bowman: Attalla school system needs goals
Jan 15: This is the first in a series of stories on each finalist’s interview for the superintendent position at Attalla City Schools. The stories are presented in the order the board interviewed the candidates.


Attalla board interviews superintendent finalists
Jan 13: Attalla Board of Education members on Thursday interviewed their top three candidates for the superintendent positions.


Etowah girls pick up win against Albertville
Jan 13: The Etowah girls basketball team picked up a 30-21 win over Albertville in Class 5A, Region 12 play Friday night.


Norris' free throws lift Albertville boys over Etowah
Jan 13: Albertville’s Riley Norris hit a pair of free throws with less than a second remaining to cap an Aggies’ come-from-behind 58-57 win over Etowah on Friday night in boys high school basketball.


Southside boys redeem themselves with win over Etowah
Jan 10: The Southside Panthers redeemed themselves on Tuesday night as they advanced to 1-5 in area play defeating Class 5A, Area 12 foe Etowah 64-61 in boys high school basketball
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