ODENVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 420 Alabama Street Odenville, Alabama 35120
(205) 629-6406
Important Dates
- February 1-12 Candy Grams
- February 4 Kindergarten Bowling Trip
- February 8 1st Grade Bowling Trip
- February 9 Progress Reports
- February 9 Chick-fil-A Night
- February 11 2nd Grade Bowling Trip
- February 15 President's Day No School
- February 22 PTO Meeting 2nd Grade Performance
- February 25 Six Flags Reading Logs Due
- March 18 PTO Meeting
- March 22-26 Spring Break No School
Our staff is HIGHLY QUALIFIED according to the definitions of the
Alabama State Department of Education under the guidelines of the
No Child Left Behind Act!!!
"Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is a process. Working together is SUCCESS!" - Henry Ford
The mission and vision for St. Clair County Schools
“Every child in America deserves a safe and healthy school environment, and it’s our job as educators, parents and community members to ensure that happens,” U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said. “The Safe Schools/Healthy Students grants will provide students with access to services and programs that promote healthy development, personally and academically.”
*OES participates in theToo Good for Drugs/Too Good for Violence program. It is a K-12 prevention education curricula that teaches kids that they are indeed too good for drugs and violence. These programs effectively build protective factors that all kids need both in the classroom and beyond. Too Good for Drugs specifically teaches kids how to make good decisions in the context of goals, outcomes, and consequences.
Odenville Elementary, Odenville Intermediate, Odenville Middle, and St. Clair County High School were awarded the Safe Schools Grant.
The grant will foster the development of a communitywide approach to creating safe and drug-free schools and promoting healthy childhood development. Programs are intended to prevent violence and the illegal use of drugs and to promote safety and discipline.
Click the Star to find out more about the Safe Schools program.
The St Clair County Board of Education is currently participating in the AdvancED Southern Association of College and Schools/ Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS-CASI) accreditation process. AdvancED SACS-CASI is our accrediting agency and accredits schools and school districts across the United States and in 65 countries worldwide.
District Accreditation Parent Survey
As a part of the accreditation process,
the school district would value your opinion on a brief survey.
Your Opinion is Very Important to the continued improvements of our schools. Thank you for your time and for taking this survey.
Click on the pencil for the survey.
Congratulations
2010 Spelling Bee Winner
"Dylan Bruce" 1st Alternate Lakia Duke
January is Board Members Appreciation Month
The AASB (Alabama Association of School Boards) has dedicated January as the month to recognize our school board
members. The decisions that our board members make are very important to our system and they affect our school on a
daily basis. Take time to say thanks and show your appreciation for all the work this group does for our school system.
You can find out more about each Board Member
by clicking on their picture above.
St. Clair County Board Members
Angie Cobb John DeGaris Allison Gray Terry Green
Pat Noah Scott Suttle Randy Thompson
Tribute To Teachers
Nominate your favorite educator in RBC Bank's 7th Annual Tribute to Teachers program. Simply complete the brief nomination form and tell us about the one word that best describes your favorite teacher. He or she will then be entered to receive valuable school supply discounts and a chance to receive up to $2,500 in cash and prizes to help fulfill classroom needs.
