Students from Howard University spent their Alternative Spring Break in Birmingham, performing acts of service at Ramsay, Carver, Woodlawn, Huffman and Parker, as well as other community organizations. Thank you for all you do for Birmingham City Schools! #SuccessStartsHere
It's also ACT season for our juniors. At Ramsay, stairwells and classrooms are lined with words of encouragement! #SuccessStartsHere
The final competitions for the 2026 Academic Bowl are set! Watch the High School and Middle School rounds LIVE on YouTube tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. Look for results in the News section. #SuccessStartsHere
The six seeds pulled off the upsets in both the girls and boys brackets yesterday! BCS Soccer Tournament continues today with semifinal action at Carver and Huffman. BCS Under the Lights will broadcast the Championship Games LIVE from Legion Field on Friday.
Scholarship deadlines are approaching fast! One opportunity is due this Friday and another on Sunday, with several more due by the end of the month. Apply now! #SuccessStartsHere
Our students teamed up with professors at the University of Alabama at Birmingham for an exciting day of thought‑provoking engineering — and they rose to the challenge! In this immersive, hands-on experience, our scholars used engineering practices to develop innovative wheelchair designs featuring customizable accommodations. #SuccessStartsHere
Our Professional Development team brought in renowned author, educator, and administrator Anthony Muhammad to serve as the trainer for our principals today! #SuccessStartsHere
It's GAMEDAY! 🐲
🏆 AHSAA 5A Boys Final
🏀 Wenonah Dragon Athletics vs. Sylacauga
🗑️ BJCC Legacy Arena
📺 BCS UTL pregame show 9:45 a.m.
🕚 tip 11 a.m.
Before the boys Sylacauga tomorrow, tune in to the BCS Under the Lights Pregame Show! https://www.bhamcityschools.org/page/utl #SuccessStartsHere
Eight of our teachers recently completed 200 hours of training over 12 months towards becoming Certified Academic Language Therapists (CALT)!
Pictured left to right: Kassandra Stallworth of Tuggle, Rachel Townley of Glen Iris, Kerri Nunn of Oliver, Shameria Voltz of West End, Tonya Allen of Hudson, Veronica Morris of Barrett, Kenyaki Sanders of Hayes, and Maria Snow of Central Park.
Birmingham Police Officers recently spent time laughing, learning, building, and encouraging alongside with scholars at West End Academy, and the impact was powerful. When children get to see officers not just as uniforms, but as mentors, helpers, and caring community members, trust grows and confidence rises.
Thank you to our Birmingham Police Department partners for investing time, heart, and presence into our scholars. Positive relationships build stronger schools and stronger communities. #SuccessStartsHere
