Pell City Schools is looking for a Speech Language Pathologist to join our team! If you're an SLP who's passionate about making a real difference in the lives of students, we'd love to hear from you. Come be part of a school system that values its people and puts students first. ✍️ Apply here: bit.ly/446GacS #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

While summer is in full swing, our principals and school leaders are hard at work preparing for the year ahead. Today, they spent the day at the CLAS Conference learning new strategies, collaborating with educators from across the state, and bringing fresh ideas back to Pell City Schools. Our administrators are always looking for ways to improve and ensure our students receive the very best experience possible. That kind of dedication doesn't take a summer break, and we are grateful for each and every one of them. #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

Meet Mrs. Haley Williams, Principal at Iola Roberts Elementary! Mrs. Williams is another homegrown leader in the Pell City School System. A graduate of Pell City High School, she's spent her entire career pouring back into the community that raised her. Since joining the system in January 2006, she has dedicaed nearly two decades to serving the students, families, and educators of Pell City. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education, a Master's degree in Educational Leadership, and an Ed.S. in Educational Administration — all from Jacksonville State University. Outside of school, Mrs. Williams and her husband Justin are the proud parents of their son Sully, who attends Pell City High School. As a family, they're all things Pell City, all things Auburn, and always looking for their next trip to the beach. As we head into a new school year, Mrs. Williams and the Iola Roberts Elementary team are ready. And if there's one thing she wants her students to know, it's this: "Success is earned through hard work, perseverance, and a positive attitude. When we give our best effort every day, there is no limit to what we can achieve." Go Panthers! 🐾 #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

Here's a look at what happened at Tuesday's Pell City Board of Education meeting! The board recognized several outstanding achievements across our system: Congratulations to JJ Russell (PCHS), Stephanie Champion (ELA System-Wide), and Jamey Hamby (Williams Intermediate) for receiving partial National Board Certification scholarships! Congratulations to these students for scoring proficient on the ACCESS assessment and successfully exiting EL services: Alaina Mendoza Mechen, Henry Wang, Sophia Zubia, Mauro Robles Viramontes, Julissa Vasquez, Brandon Garcia Miramontes, and Kenneth Nguyen. We are so proud of their hard work and growth! Congratulations to Natasha DeLaCruz, Valentina Lujano-Pedrazo, and Sabina Martinez for earning the Alabama Seal of Biliteracy, and to Victoria Rodriguez-Meza, Samuel Torres, and Santiago Sanchez-Alonso for earning the Global Seal of Biliteracy. What an incredible accomplishment! On the personnel side, we're excited to welcome dozens of new faces to Pell City Schools as we prepare for the 2026–2027 school year. The board also recognized the service of Dr. Leah Stover, who retired as Principal at Pell City High School, and Dr. Melissa Kelley, who resigned her position at The Legacy Center. We appreciate everything these ladies and the many other retirees who have done so much for our school system throughout the years. We wish them the very best in their future endeavors. To view the full minutes, visit: bit.ly/4uAFTKb #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

Why choose Pell City Schools? Because through every up and every down, one thing has never wavered — our commitment to our students. Eight schools, one family, and a shared goal: to provide the very best opportunities for our students to succeed and achieve excellence. In the classroom. On the field. On the stage. On the court. And beyond our campuses That's who we are. That's who we've always been. And that's who we'll continue to be. One Pell City. One Panther family. 🖤💛 #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

Meet Kaylan Mitchell — a Pell City graduate, National Board Certified Teacher, the first Certified Academic Language Therapist (CALT) in our system, and the Reading Specialist at Eden Elementary. Our students have made tremendous strides in reading comprehension this past year, and we're only getting started. Mrs. Mitchell loves her school, students, coworkers, and parents. She pours her heart into Eden Elementary every single day, and her impact reaches far beyond the classroom. She's proof of what happens when you invest in the right people. Thank you, Mrs. Mitchell, for everything you do! #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools | #PantherVoices

The Pell City School System is hiring! We have multiple positions available and would love for you, or someone you know, to join our family. Whether you're an educator, support staff, or looking for a fresh start, there could be a place for you here. Visit the link below for more information and to apply: bit.ly/4nZbrYi #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

The Pell City Board of Education will meet next Tuesday, June 9, at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Pell City Board of Education (3105 15th Ave N, Pell City, AL 35125). We encourage our families and community members to attend and stay engaged in the work of our school system. For those who are unable to join us in person, the meeting will also be live streamed on the Pell City Schools YouTube page. Thank you for your continued support and involvement as we work together to move Pell City Schools forward. #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

Just a heads up, Pell City! Until further notice, the Pell City School System Central Office will be operating on an altered summer schedule: Monday – Thursday: 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Closed on Fridays If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out. We're happy to help! #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

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Last week, we watched the Class of 2026 walk across the field at Pete Rich Stadium for the last time — not as students, but as graduates. It's a moment that never gets old, and one that means the world to this community. We are so incredibly proud of each and every one of them. The years of hard work, the late nights, the challenges they overcame — it all led up to this moment. Now, the next chapter begins, and we cannot wait to see where life takes them. Congratulations again, Class of 2026. We will always be cheering for you. 📸 View graduation photos here: signumstrategies.pixieset.co… #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools | #ClassOf2026

Happy Summer, Pell City! 🏖️☀️ We already miss our students, but we're excited to be preparing for an even better school year ahead! We hope everyone enjoys the break and stays safe out there. See you back in August! #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

Freedom was purchased at a great price. The freedom to learn. The freedom to dream. The freedom to grow into who they're meant to be. None of that is possible without the men and women who gave everything so that we could have it all. On this Memorial Day, we honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. We are forever grateful, and we will never forget. 🇺🇸 #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools | #MemorialDay

School's out! ☀️🎉 Pell City students – go enjoy every second of it. Sleep in, make memories, and most importantly, stay safe. We'll see you back here in the fall! #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

The finish line is in sight! Just a reminder that Thursday, May 21st is the last day of school for the Pell City School System. All students will be dismissed early at 11:30 a.m. Thank you to our students, families, and staff for a wonderful school year. Enjoy every minute of summer – we'll see you back here before you know it! #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

Here's a look at what happened at last night's Pell City Board of Education meeting! The board recognized some incredible accomplishments across our system: Congratulations to Coosa Valley teachers Devin Fields (94.1 The River Teacher of the Week), Ashley Young (Kiwanis Teacher of the Month), and Lauren Brascho, who recently presented at the American Educational Research Association conference in Los Angeles! A huge thank you to Coosa Valley SRO Daryl Thistle for his quick action in extinguishing a fire on campus on May 1st. Our FBLA students showed up and showed out at the state convention — Casen Cambron took 1st in Business Management, Nayia Patel earned 1st in Exploring Business Communications, and Peyton Latta placed 2nd in Business Ethics, along with several other top finishers. Congratulations also to Coleman Carver for serving as District 6 VP this year. Congratulations to the DJHS and PCHS band students who earned the opportunity to perform at the All-State Band Festival in Mobile: Bryant Phung, Brent Hopper, Ethan Myers, Savannah Lee, Ally Kennedy, Brayden Fuller, and Damian Doss. The Duran Archery team placed 6th at the State Championship Tournament, with Kambrie Swindle finishing 2nd and Maddie Russell finishing 5th in the Jr. High girls 3D challenge. Their top 10 finish qualified them for Nationals! The PCHS Math Team finished 7th overall in the state, including 2nd place finishes in Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II, and 3rd in Pre-Calculus. Great work by coaches April Carter and Amy Phillips. Both our boys and girls tennis teams repeated as section champs for the 4th year in a row. At the state championships, the boys finished 5th — with Sam Christian and Trent Hall earning state runner-up honors at their singles lines — and the girls finished 9th. Congratulations to all players and coaches Jennifer Lee and Kimberly Brownlee. The board also recognized the Peer Helpers program, sponsored by Dionne Stevens, and named Coosa Valley Elementary as the Spotlight School of the Month, led by Principal Jennifer Hannah. The board approved several personnel items including new hires, reassignments, resignations/retirements, and contracts. As required by state law, the board also approved a new 2026–2031 Capital Plan — a collaborative effort between central office personnel and our 8 school administrators focused on facility improvements over the next five years to ensure safe, quality learning environments for our students and staff. The board also approved several field trips, new contracts, and the 2026–2027 Student Code of Conduct. Our next regularly scheduled board meeting will be Tuesday, June 9th. For agendas and minutes, visit: bit.ly/3QrWzoD #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

Saylor Smith, an 8th grader at Duran Junior High, is excited about next school year! She and her friends won't have far to go, just across the street to Pell City High School! We love seeing our students look ahead with that kind of energy. We can't wait to see what you do over there, Saylor! #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools

The Pell City Board of Education will meet tonight at the Pell City Board of Education office: 📍 3105 15th Ave N, Pell City, AL 35125 🕕 Board Meeting: 6:00 p.m. We encourage everyone who is able to attend in person; however, if you can’t join us, you can now watch online! Click the link below to stream the meeting, which will begin at approximately 6:00 p.m. 👉 youtube.com/live/oHzxof-UxDU… Thank you for staying engaged and supporting Pell City Schools!

The Pell City School System is proud to work alongside the Pell City Police Department and our dedicated School Resource Officers (SROs), who show up for our students and staff each and every day, ready to charge into harms way in an instance. To every officer who serves this community – thank you for all that you do. 💙 #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools | #NationalPoliceWeek

Moms are some of the greatest partners Pell City Schools has, and today we want them to know how much that means to us. Happy Mother's Day to every mom in our community. What you do for your children – and for our schools – does not go unnoticed. #WeArePC | #PellCitySchools | #MothersDay