Tuscaloosa City Schools

Tuscaloosa City Schools The Tuscaloosa City Schools provides high-quality instruction to more than 10,000 pre-K through 12th-grade students throughout Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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More than 1,400 dedicated employees serve the community by challenging students to a curriculum to exceed the expectations of every student in our 21 campuses from the first day of school to their graduation day. Always Teaching. Always Learning.

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09/24/2026

🎶 Making music. Making connections. Making an impact. 🎶

The Alberta School of Performing Arts music teacher Korynn Hill is bringing energy, connection and engagement to her classroom—and her dedication has earned her the Edward H. Cleino Young Music Educator Award from the Alabama Music Educators Association. 🏆

Just four years into her teaching career, Korynn was surprised by the honor after being nominated by her former University of Alabama professor, Dr. Anne C. Witt.

Korynn says she wants to make a positive impact on her students and help them discover something within themselves they didn't know they had. She believes music is a language everyone can speak, and she's passionate about sharing that language with her students. ❤️🎵

09/23/2026

🌎👋 Hello can sound different, but its message is universal!

As part of Start With Hello Week, students at Rock Quarry Elementary School learned how to say “hello” in many different languages. With students representing a variety of cultures and countries, it was a fun way to celebrate the school’s diversity while learning how to make everyone feel welcome and included. 💙

Start With Hello Week, an initiative of Sandy Hook Promise, encourages students to reach out, build connections and help create a school community where everyone feels like they belong.

Sometimes, creating a connection starts with just two simple words: Hello! 👋

09/23/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Aditya Gupta, one of four Northridge High School students named a National Merit Semifinalist! 🏆

Aditya says he worked hard to reach this achievement and is especially excited about the possibility of earning college scholarships. He credits his family for setting high expectations for academic success and motivating him to always do his best.

Aditya also gives credit to Tuscaloosa City Schools for providing rigorous coursework that has helped prepare him for higher-level thinking and future success. 📚

He plans to study computer science or data science and says Stanford or Columbia would be his dream schools, though he remains undecided about where he will attend.

Congratulations, Aditya! We’re proud of your achievement and excited to see where your hard work takes you! 👏🎓

Northridge Jags Yearbook

💙 Start With Hello Week is all about making sure everyone feels seen, welcomed and included.Students at University Place...
09/22/2026

💙 Start With Hello Week is all about making sure everyone feels seen, welcomed and included.

Students at University Place Elementary School are learning what it means to be an upstander and reflecting on the ways they can stand up for others, show kindness and help create a more connected school community.

The annual initiative from Sandy Hook Promise encourages students to recognize the impact of social isolation and take meaningful steps to build a culture of belonging and inclusion. 🤝

Sometimes, making a difference can start with something as simple as saying hello. 👋

Schools throughout TCS are participating in these activities through Friday.

09/22/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Northridge High School senior Ariq Isyraqi, who has been named a National Merit Semifinalist! 🏆

Ariq says Tuscaloosa City Schools provides students with a variety of opportunities to find success. He credits the AP courses he has taken, along with the support of his teachers, for helping prepare him to excel academically.

Looking ahead, Ariq plans to study biomedical engineering and hopes to attend a college in the Northeast or on the West Coast. 🎓🔬

Congratulations, Ariq, on this outstanding achievement! We’re excited to see where your hard work and determination take you! 👏

🎶🥁 Friday Night Band Pride! ❤️💙Take a look at some of our favorite moments featuring the Paul W. Bryant High School and ...
09/21/2026

🎶🥁 Friday Night Band Pride! ❤️💙

Take a look at some of our favorite moments featuring the Paul W. Bryant High School and Central High School bands from Friday night! From the music in the stands to the school spirit they bring to the game, these talented students help make Friday nights unforgettable.

Show our band members some love! 📸🎺

09/21/2026

Last Friday's game was filled up big plays as Central High School Football picked up another region win when they beat Paul W. Bryant "Football" Stampede Nation 47-20.
Central High School Paul W. Bryant High School

09/21/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Northridge High School senior Annalise Hammond on being named a National Merit Semifinalist! 🏆

Annalise is excited and grateful for the honor and credits the support of her family and teachers for helping make this achievement possible. She says the Tuscaloosa City Schools provides a challenging curriculum and a variety of opportunities for students to excel in the classroom.

Looking ahead, Annalise plans to major in environmental engineering. She hasn’t decided where she’ll attend college just yet, but she’s excited about what the future holds! 🎓🌎

Congratulations, Annalise! We’re proud of you! 💙💛

Northridge Jags Yearbook

🎉 Happy Friday! Shout-out to Mrs. Williams’ class at Verner Elementary School—our Class of the Day! Way to go! 💙
09/18/2026

🎉 Happy Friday! Shout-out to Mrs. Williams’ class at Verner Elementary School—our Class of the Day! Way to go! 💙

🎨🎶 Happy Arts in Education Week! 🩰🎭As we close this week, we’re celebrating the incredible TCS arts teachers who inspire...
09/18/2026

🎨🎶 Happy Arts in Education Week! 🩰🎭

As we close this week, we’re celebrating the incredible TCS arts teachers who inspire creativity, encourage self-expression, and help students discover their unique talents and abilities. Through art, music, dance, and theatre, these dedicated educators create meaningful opportunities for students to explore new ideas, build confidence, collaborate with others, and see the world from different perspectives.

The arts do more than enrich the classroom—they spark imagination, nurture passion, and create experiences that students carry with them far beyond the school day. We are grateful for the creativity, dedication, and heart our arts teachers bring to our schools each day.

Thank you for helping our students find their voices, share their gifts, and shine! 💙❤️

Arcadia Elementary School Central Elementary School Central High School Eastwood Middle School Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School Northridge High School Northridge Middle School Oakdale Elementary School Paul W. Bryant High School Rock Quarry Elementary School Skyland Elementary School Southview Elementary School Tuscaloosa TCS Transportation Department TCS Children’s Center & STARS Academy At New Heights The Alberta School of Performing Arts Tuscaloosa Career and Technology Academy Tuscaloosa Magnet Schools - Elementary Tuscaloosa Magnet Schools - Middle University Place Elementary School Verner Elementary School Westlawn Middle School Woodland Forrest Elementary School

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1210 Almon Avenue
Tuscaloosa, AL
35401

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Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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