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Learning experts and parents weigh in on law lowering school age

HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF)- Alabama schools could have more 6-year-olds filling the classrooms.  The governor has signed legislation that requires Alabama children to begin attending school or be home-schooled at 6 years old. The mandatory school attendance had been 7. 

"I think it's a fantastic idea," said Dr. Kathrynn Seidlerengberg.   She is the director of education at Appleton Learning in Huntsville.  "The earlier you get kids into school you can start working on their foundation skills, the better they are going to do later on in life."  

Seidlerengberg said earlier education plus social development equals academic success.

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St. Jude's walk in honor of Savannah Prentice

St. Jude's walk in honor of Savannah Prentice

There will be a St. Jude's walk Wednesday May 16.

The walk will be in honor of Savannah Prentice. It will start at Priceville High School at 1:00 p.m.

SHS girls finish fourth at state; Chaney places third individually

SHS girls finish fourth at state; Chaney places third individually

SHS girls finish fourth at state; Chaney places third individually
Scottsboro Daily Sentinel
The Scottsboro girls golf team was unable to make up any ground on its nearest competitors and settled for a fourth-place finish at the AHSAA Class 1A-5A State Golf Tournament on Tuesday at Grant National in Opelika. Scottsboro entered the day in ..... Read More

Hartselle sails to easy win in girls 1A-5A state golf tourney

Hartselle sails to easy win in girls 1A-5A state golf tourney

Hartselle sails to easy win in girls 1A-5A state golf tourney
al.com
By Tommy Hicks, Press-Register OPELIKA, Alabama -- Hartselle had no trouble winning the Alabama High School Athletic Association Class 1A-5A state girls golf championship. With a team total of 474 on the difficult Grand National Golf Club course, ...
HHS girls gets 4th straight golf titleHartselle Enquirer... Read More

HHS health professions gets mannequin

HHS health professions gets mannequin

Hartselle Enquirer
HHS health professions gets mannequin
Hartselle Enquirer
Students in the Health Professions classes at Hartselle High School are learning the ins and outs of what it takes to work in the health field. To help with that, the health classes purchased a health mannequin enabling the students to practice ..... Read More

Morgan County to honor fallen officers

Morgan County to honor fallen officers

In honor of national law enforcement memorial week Morgan County will have its annual law enforcement memorial service.

The event will be Wednesday May 16.  It will be at Cotaco Park, on the north side of the Morgan County Courthouse front lawn, at 8 a.m.

The guest speaker is Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange.  Every year the memorial is done to recognize the fallen officers of Morgan County. 

National law enforcement memorial week lasts May 14 through 18.

Bayside Academy is third place in Class 1A-5A girls state golf

Bayside Academy is third place in Class 1A-5A girls state golf

Bayside Academy is third place in Class 1A-5A girls state golf
The Birmingham News - al.com
By Tommy Hicks, Press-Register OPELIKA, Alabama -- Hartselle, with a round of 241, has a 19-shot lead in the girls' Class 1A-5A Alabama High School Athletic Association state golf tournament at Auburn-Opelika's Grand National Golf Club, heading into ...
Nail leads HHS at state golf tourneyHartselle Enquirer... Read More