AEA UniServ District 6

The House has officially concurred on the ETF budget, and it now heads to the Governor’s desk. The FY27 budget includes a 2% pay raise for PreK–14 educators, funding for PEEHIP, and a one-time longevity bonus for retirees.

Public money belongs in public schools. If they want our tax dollars, they can follow every rule, requirement, mandate, and financial transparency law that public schools have to follow.

Elementary teachers! Fun spring unit!

Fun Facts About Frogs for Kids 🐸

Did you know that glass frogs have see-through skin? You can see their organs, bones, and even their beating heart.

📚🎉 It's Read Across America Day! 📚 Let us know how you're getting students excited to read by sharing and tagging us in your favorite pictures!

Marshall County Schools Board meeting from 2/15/26.
Our new National Board Certified Teachers and NBCT’s that were re-certified were honored!
February is also Career Tech Education month. The Education & Training classes taught by Ms. Melissa Gilbert were also recognized. We are proud of our students who are preparing to become tomorrow’s teachers!

This is why I am so proud of the 5 school systems in Marshall County! Albertville City, Arab City, Boaz City, Guntersville City and Marshall County all own, operate and maintain their own bus fleets in order to transport our students safely each day. Thank you bus drivers, mechanics, bus aides, route specialists, secretaries, transportation directors, supervisors, superintendents and school board members for managing this huge task daily!

WELL, SCHOOL BUSES WILL STAY PARKED LEAVING MANY STUDENTS NO WAY TO GET TO SCHOOL.
Rutherford County, TN Schools alerted parents this weekend that dozens of bus routes will not run Monday and Tuesday.
Why?
A contractor lost insurance coverage.
The district uses an owner-contractor system, meaning individual contractors operate buses under agreements with the School Board.
One contractor recently lost insurance coverage, making approximately 40 buses ineligible to operate until the issue is resolved.
The affected routes will not run through Tuesday as the district works with other contractors to cover as many routes as possible.
Families impacted will receive additional information directly from the transportation department.
If transportation cannot be provided, the district said any related absences or tardies will be excused. Officials also warned that delays are possible across the system.
The School Board has scheduled a special-called meeting Tuesday to address the issue.
Affected bus routes:
12, 16, 27, 39, 61, 65, 75, 84, 96, 97, 100, 114, 115, 129, 130, 140, 160, 168, 176, 187, 189, 195, 199, 204, 211, 212, 215, 220, 227, 237, 244, 258, 290, 303, 309, 313, 315, 320, 323, 326, 327
TAKE NOTE.

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Happy Valentine's Day from AEA!

It’s National School Counseling Week! Join us in celebrating the outstanding school counselors who help Alabama’s students succeed in school and beyond!

Looking for STEM grants?

Grant Spotlight!
The Alabama STEM Foundation just opened the application for the Technology Pathways Grant.
🧪Support students earning industry-recognized credentials
🧬Add new courses
💡Implement ccross-curricular CTE projects
🔍Add dual enrolment pathways or summer bootcamps
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Today is Alabama School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! Join us in celebrating the dedicated bus drivers who safely transport our students to and from school. Tag your favorite bus driver in the comments!