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You're Invited to Our Annual Stakeholder Community Engagement MeetingsThe Perry County Board of Education invites parent...
07/14/2026

You're Invited to Our Annual Stakeholder Community Engagement Meetings

The Perry County Board of Education invites parents, families, community members, and stakeholders to join us for our 2026 Annual Stakeholder Community Engagement Meetings. These meetings are an opportunity to learn about our schools, celebrate student success, share ideas, and help shape the future of education in Perry County.

Meeting Dates
Saturday, July 25, 2026 | 1:30 p.m. | Francis Marion School
Saturday, August 1, 2026 | 1:30 p.m. | Robert C. Hatch High School

Attendees will enjoy student presentations, school tours, interactive exhibits, opportunities to connect with district and community partners, and a chance to provide valuable feedback. Everyone is welcome—we look forward to seeing you there! For more information, contact the Perry County Board of Education Central Office at (334) 683-6528.

Perry County School System Releases 2026–2027 Student Dress CodeThe Perry County Board of Education is pleased to announ...
07/06/2026

Perry County School System Releases 2026–2027 Student Dress Code
The Perry County Board of Education is pleased to announce the approval of the 2026–2027 Student Dress Code.
Following the recent Uniform Survey and careful consideration of community feedback, the Board voted to discontinue the mandatory school uniform requirement beginning with the 2026–2027 school year. The newly adopted Student Dress Code establishes clear expectations for appropriate student attire while allowing families greater flexibility in clothing choices.
Parents and guardians should note that students may continue to wear school uniforms if they choose; however, uniforms will no longer be required. Students may instead wear attire that complies with the approved Student Dress Code.
The Perry County School System remains committed to providing a safe, respectful, and positive learning environment where students can focus on academic success.
Parents and guardians are encouraged to review the complete 2026–2027 Student Dress Code by clicking the link below:
📄 View the 2026–2027 Student Dress Code: https://aptg.co/3319y7
If you have questions regarding the new dress code, please contact your child's school.
Thank you for your continued partnership and support of the Perry County School System.

Uniform Survey UpdateThank you to everyone who participated in the Perry County School System Uniform Survey. The survey...
06/30/2026

Uniform Survey Update

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Perry County School System Uniform Survey. The survey results have been reviewed and considered by the Perry County Board of Education.

Based on the survey results and Board consideration and approval, school uniforms will no longer be required for the 2026–2027 school year.

In light of this decision, parents and guardians will have the option of allowing their children to continue wearing school uniforms or to follow the new 2026–2027 Student Dress Code.

Additional information regarding the 2026–2027 Student Dress Code will be shared with parents and guardians in the coming days.

To view the Uniform Survey results, click here: https://aptg.co/7PMqvT

Perry County Teacher Fellows Shine at the 2026 Future of Learning SummitThe Perry County School System proudly celebrate...
06/25/2026

Perry County Teacher Fellows Shine at the 2026 Future of Learning Summit

The Perry County School System proudly celebrates the accomplishments of our Second Cohort of Perry County Teacher Fellows, who recently presented at the 2026 Future of Learning Summit (FOLS). This prestigious event brought together educators from across the state to showcase innovative instructional practices, technology integration, and creative strategies that are transforming teaching and learning.

Our Teacher Fellows represented Perry County with professionalism, creativity, and a commitment to educational excellence by sharing their classroom experiences and innovative instructional approaches.

Congratulations to our outstanding presenters:

Staci Hudson – Confident Coder (OctoStudio)
LeRose Minor – My EdFarm Experience Using Emojis
Elaine Evans – Learning Essential Skills for the Workforce
Murtis Files – The Confident Coder Badge (Grades K–6)

Their presentations highlighted the power of collaboration, innovation, and student-centered learning while demonstrating the incredible work taking place in Perry County classrooms.

The Perry County School System is especially grateful for our continued partnership with EdFarm, whose support has provided our educators with meaningful professional learning, access to innovative technology resources, and opportunities to grow as instructional leaders. Through this partnership, our teachers have gained valuable experiences that extend far beyond the classroom, empowering them to bring engaging, future-focused learning opportunities to our students.

We are incredibly proud of Staci Hudson, LeRose Minor, Elaine Evans, and Murtis Files for representing Perry County Schools with excellence. Their willingness to share their knowledge and inspire fellow educators is a testament to the talent, dedication, and innovation that define our school system.

Congratulations to our Teacher Fellows on this outstanding achievement! Thank you for making your mark, representing Perry County with pride, and continuing to create meaningful learning experiences that prepare our students for success in school, careers, and life.

🌟 Making Our Mark for Perry County Students! 🌟The Perry County Board of Education and Superintendent Dr. Marcia Smiley r...
06/24/2026

🌟 Making Our Mark for Perry County Students! 🌟

The Perry County Board of Education and Superintendent Dr. Marcia Smiley recently attended the 2026 Alabama Association of School Boards Summer Conference in Orange Beach, where educational leaders from across Alabama gathered under the theme "Make Your Mark."

Throughout the conference, board members and superintendents engaged in professional learning focused on effective governance, leadership development, school safety, advocacy, and strategies to improve student outcomes. The experience provided valuable opportunities to learn, collaborate, and bring back innovative ideas that will strengthen public education in Perry County.

Our board remains committed to making a lasting impact by supporting student achievement, empowering educators, strengthening community partnerships, and ensuring every child has access to the opportunities they need to succeed.

We are proud of the dedication shown by our Board of Education members and Superintendent as they continue investing in professional growth and leadership on behalf of the students, families, and communities we serve.

Together, we are making our mark—and building a brighter future for Perry County Schools! 💙💛

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAlabama Coalition for Healthy Mothers & Children and Perry County School System Launch "No Child Wi...
06/23/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Alabama Coalition for Healthy Mothers & Children and Perry County School System Launch "No Child Without a Bed"

The Alabama Coalition for Healthy Mothers & Children (ACHMC) and the Perry County School System are proud to launch the Perry County: No Child Without a Bed Project, a countywide initiative to provide beds for children in need. The effort was strengthened by a generous $20,000 grant from the Mark Cuban Foundation, which supported a similar project in Sumter County last year.

“We are so grateful for Mr. Cuban’s generosity over the past two years. This gift gives up the inspiration to carry the work through,” said Dr. Brandon Renfroe, a teacher, adjunct professor and board member of ACHMC.

The initiative will provide beds and essential sleep resources for children and families in need throughout Perry County, including complete sleep packages consisting of bed frames, mattresses, bedding, pillows, and other essentials for qualifying families.

Created in response to concerns surrounding limited household resources, community health disparities, and sleep insecurity, the project seeks to address barriers that impact children's physical health, emotional well-being, and academic performance. Perry County was selected because of the opportunity to provide targeted support where need is significant and collaboration is strong. Organizers believe that ensuring children have a safe place to sleep is an investment in health, dignity, stability, and long-term opportunity.

“This initiative is about far more than building beds,” said Dr. Gary Furr, President of ACHMC. “It is about strengthening families, protecting dignity, improving educational outcomes, and showing children their community is invested in them.”

The Perry County School System, under the leadership of Superintendent Dr. Marcia Smiley, has played a key role in planning efforts and identifying ways schools and community partners can support implementation while preserving privacy and dignity for families.

Dr. Smiley expressed gratitude for Mr. Cuban’s generosity and for ACHMC and others who are contributing funds and support.

"At Perry County Schools, we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive in an environment that supports their well-being. A safe and comfortable bed directly impacts a child's health, academic success, and overall quality of life. The Perry County: No Child Without a Bed Project represents the very best of our community coming together to meet a critical need.”

The school system is providing facility support, vocational and agriscience student involvement, and coordination to help ensure local ownership of the effort.

“By providing beds to children in need, we are not only furnishing homes—we are investing in brighter futures, stronger families, and a healthier community for all,” added Dr. Smiley.

Emefa Butler, a Perry County Board of Education member and Executive Director of CHOICE in Uniontown, agreed.

“We have seen firsthand how stable housing creates a foundation for hope, opportunity, and success. On behalf of the community, we extend our sincere gratitude to every mind and every hand that has contributed—and will continue to contribute—to supporting the ‘whole child’ in Perry County. Together, we are building a stronger future for our children and our community.”

This countywide effort is built on the belief that lasting change happens when communities work together. Organizers are encouraging donations, sponsorships, volunteerism, and partnerships to support a sustainable, community-driven initiative. Planning partners include the Perry County School System, CHOICE Project Uniontown, Sowing Seeds of Hope, Together for Hope, Alabama Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, Project Grace, No Kid Hungry, and Horseshoe Farms.

As planning continues, ACHMC and the Perry County School System are seeking financial support, volunteers, and community partners. Organizers are also working with local organizations to address food insecurity and other family needs throughout the county.

The Perry County: No Child Without a Bed Project is more than a bed-building effort—it is an investment in healthier children, stronger families, improved educational outcomes, and a stronger Perry County.

Frances Ford of Sowing Seeds of Hope summed it up simply: “This is exciting!”

To support the project, donate at:
https://givebutter.com/ACHMC

For volunteer opportunities, partnerships, or additional information:
https://www.perrycountyal.org/page/contact

Families interested in eligibility information and project updates are encouraged to contact the school system and follow future announcements.

Media Contacts

Alabama Coalition for Healthy Mothers & Children (ACHMC)

Kela Spicer – [email protected]

Dr. Gary Furr – [email protected]

Parents and Guardians, we want to hear from you!The Perry County School District is seeking feedback regarding our curre...
06/09/2026

Parents and Guardians, we want to hear from you!

The Perry County School District is seeking feedback regarding our current school uniform policy. Your input will help district leaders evaluate the policy's effectiveness and inform future decisions regarding student dress requirements.

Please note that if the uniform policy continues to be enforced, school uniforms will not be provided by the district and will remain the responsibility of families to purchase.

We encourage all parents and guardians to complete the survey and share their thoughts. Your feedback is important and will help guide future decisions for our schools.

Scan the QR code on the flyer or use the link below to access the survey:

https://forms.gle/dxQpCARQScqm9FeVA

Thank you for helping us make informed decisions for our students and schools!

06/01/2026

Substitute Vacancies

Substitutes have the chance to inspire students every day. Great substitute teaching opportunities at Perry County Schools are available through our partner, Kelly Education. You don’t need prior teaching experience­—just a desire to help students become the best versions of themselves.

Call us at 855-535-5933 or email us at [email protected]. If you meet the minimum requirements, you will receive a response to your interest form within 48-72 hours. This is an opportunity for you to also get questions answered and learn more about the position(s).

🚀 Exciting Opportunity for Perry County! 🚀The Apple Foundation Program, facilitated by Ed Farm, is coming to Robert C. H...
05/22/2026

🚀 Exciting Opportunity for Perry County! 🚀

The Apple Foundation Program, facilitated by Ed Farm, is coming to Robert C. Hatch High School beginning June 1, 2026!

This FREE 4-week program is designed to help participants develop valuable digital workforce skills while gaining hands-on experience and support. Participants will have the opportunity to learn:
✔️ Project Management
✔️ Programming
✔️ UI/UX Design
✔️ Business Marketing

Program benefits also include digital skills training, success coaching, and barrier reduction assistance.

📍 Location:
Robert C. Hatch High School – Connected Classroom
470 West Ave, Uniontown, AL 36786

Scan the QR code on the flyer to register and learn more!

Perry County Schools invites all students, staff, and families to wear green on Friday, May 15, in support of Mental Hea...
05/12/2026

Perry County Schools invites all students, staff, and families to wear green on Friday, May 15, in support of Mental Health Awareness Month.

Together, we can help create more good days through kindness, encouragement, and support for one another. 💚

Address

200 West Monroe Street
Marion, AL
36756

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+13346836528

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