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Welcome to the Eufaula City Schools
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Established in 1872, Eufaula City Schools is the oldest city school district in Alabama and is the heartbeat of this beautiful southeast Alabama city. Eufaula City Schools is a progressive district providing many academic, enrichment, and technical opportunities for students and teachers while maintaining the values and traditions of the best in public schools. We are comprised of three K-5 elementary schools, one 6-8 middle school, and a 9-12 high school. All three elementary schools and the middle school are very involved in the Alabama Reading Initiative. Additionally, a model Pre-K program is offered at one of the elementary schools. Eufaula, Alabama, is located on beautiful Lake Eufaula which covers 46,000 acres with 640 miles of shoreline. Eufaula is 84 miles from Montgomery, Alabama; 47 miles from Columbus, Georgia; 155 miles from Atlanta, Georgia; and 140 miles from Panama City Beach, Florida.
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Headlines & Features
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| EHS Senior Earns National Honor |
| 10/18/2007 8:32:42 AM |
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By Tiffiny Woo, The Eufaula Tribune
Eufaula High School senior Anna Lee Harris has been named one of four Alabama recipients to receive the 2007 National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards in Writing.
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| Back to Class |
| 10/18/2007 8:27:57 AM |
By Tiffiny Woo, The Eufaula Tribune
From the smallest child in Western Heights pre-kindergarten classes to teenagers in the Hope Academy, Eufaula City School employees are working to give Eufaula's students endless opportunities.
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| Students Honor 1103rd |
| 10/10/2007 10:05:25 AM |
By Tiffiny Woo With Permission from The Eufaula Tribune, Patrick Johnson, Managing Editor
The bright yellow jelly bracelets adorning the wrists of Beverly Rader's fifth grade class aren't just a fashion statement.
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| Eufaula City Schools Meet AYP Standards |
| 8/17/2007 10:21:07 AM |
According to the Alabama Department of Education's Adequate Yearly Progress Report for 2007-2008 (based on 2006-2007 data), Eufaula City Schools and each individual school in the system made Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) in all three components--Reading, Mathematics and Additional Academic Indicators.
"We are extremely excited to have made adequate yearly progress (AYP) goals as a system and in each individual school. It is a wonderful achievement to be at 100% of AYP, making every goal. Our teachers and administrators have been under a great deal of pressure to make AYP. We realize that being committed to raising achievement levels must be about raising the expectations of achievement in all children throughout the system. Parents, teachers, administrators, board members and staff are to be commended and should be proud of the student achievements in Eufaula City Schools," said Dr. Barry Sadler, superintendent of Eufaula City Schools.
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