Ozark City Schools

More great news about our students!

🦅 Ready to Get Ahead? Earn College Credit While in High School! 🎓

Ozark City Schools students are taking advantage of Dual Enrollment opportunities in academic, technical, and career-focused pathways. Whether you’re interested in aviation, health sciences, business, education, public safety, skilled trades, or preparing for a four-year degree, Dual Enrollment can help you get a head start on your future.

📚 Earn college credit while in high school
🎯 Explore career pathways
💰 Save time and tuition costs — most opportunities are completely FREE for eligible students
🏆 Graduate with a competitive advantage

Interested in learning more? Contact the Ozark City Schools Career Center to discuss your options and start planning your pathway today!

Mrs. Peters - Dual Enrollment Counselor
[email protected]

Mrs. Doran - CTE Director
[email protected]

Phone:
(334) 774-4949

We are excited to announce a new partnership between Ozark City Schools and Dale County Schools through the Bridge Academy and the Carroll High School Career Center to expand dual enrollment opportunities for students.

Through this collaboration, Ozark students will have the opportunity to participate in dual enrollment programs in Diesel Mechanics and Welding at Bridge Academy, while Dale County students will be able to enroll in Masonry and Drafting courses at the Carroll High School Career Center.

This partnership reflects our shared commitment to providing students with expanded career and technical education opportunities and helping them develop valuable skills for future success.

Additional details regarding enrollment, schedules, and eligibility will be shared as soon as they are finalized. In the meantime, any Carroll High School students interested in the Diesel Mechanics or Welding dual enrollment programs are encouraged to contact Mrs. Doran ([email protected]) to be added to the interested list.

Great job to our football team and their hard work and success in Troy 7v7

Congratulations to our Varsity Boys basketball team on their wins in Auburn! Great job guys and Coach!

Ozark City Schools is proud to announce the appointment of Katie Hammock as Assistant Principal of Mixon Intermediate School

Another familiar face at Mixon has a new role! Please welcome our own Katie Hammock as the new Assistant Principal to Mixon Intermediate School. Ms. Hammock has spent several years as a special education teacher and we are excited to see her take on this new adventure! Congratulations! 🖤❤️🦅❤️🖤

We were honored to hear from Carroll High School Boys State Representative Logan Leslie and Makynzye Bonner, a member of the AHSAA District 2 Student Leadership Team. Both students shared valuable insights about their experiences and the leadership opportunities they have gained through their respective programs.
We also welcomed Ms. Winnie Frazier, who provided information about the upcoming Juneteenth Celebration in downtown Ozark on June 18, highlighting the importance of this community event.
The Board approved several personnel recommendations and contract agreements as part of the evening’s business.
The meeting concluded with exciting news for our employees. The Ozark City Board of Education has approved the state pay raise for all OCS employees. This increase will take effect at the beginning of each employee’s scheduled pay period and reflects the Board’s continued appreciation for the hard work, dedication, and commitment our employees demonstrate every day in serving our students and school community.
Thank you to everyone who contributes to making Ozark City Schools a great place to learn, work, and grow!

Our administrators were very excited to attend the tour of the Home of Army Aviation at Fort Rucker today. They learned so much about Fort Rucker and the many opportunities and resources it offers. They even had the unique opportunity to tour the area aboard a Black Hawk helicopter.

Thank you again for the opportunity to collaborate and connect with one another today. We truly appreciate the partnership and look forward to future opportunities to work together.

Thank you Carroll High School band for giving back to our community.

Ozark City Schools is proud to welcome Will Cammack as the new principal of Carroll High School.

Mr. Cammack is no stranger to the Ozark City School System. He previously served six years in our district, including four years as Assistant Principal and Athletic Director at Carroll High School. His familiarity with our students, staff, families, and community provides a strong foundation as he returns to lead Carroll High School.