Type Public Established () District ID 0100090 Phone +1 256-231-5000 Number of students 2,312 Student teacher ratio 16.63 | Grades Pre-K-12 Superintendent Darren Douthit Teachers 139 Schools 9 | |
Address 4804 McClellan Blvd, Anniston, AL 36206, USA Similar Calhoun County Board‑Ed, Anniston Middle School, US Departme of Educati, Cobb Elementary School, Sacred Heart Catholic | ||
Anniston city schools selects new superintendent
Anniston City Schools is a school district serving the city of Anniston, Alabama, United States.
Contents
- Anniston city schools selects new superintendent
- Anniston city schools reception for superintendent
- Continuing Improvement Program
- Five year strategic plan
- Sports
- Discipline
- References
It includes the following schools:
Anniston city schools reception for superintendent
Continuing Improvement Program
Anniston City Schools have adopted a Continuing Improvement Program to monitor Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) under the No Child Left Behind initiative. For school year 2010-2011, the High School made adequate yearly progress in math but not in reading. In grades 6 through 8 it was the other way round. In grades 3 through 5 the goals were not met in either reading or math.
Five-year strategic plan
The system has a five-year strategic plan designed to address perceived shortcomings such as poor facilities, lack of discipline, lack of community support, inadequate funding, and an emphasis on athletics at the expense of academic progress. The top priorities were seen as improving test scores, boosting community and business involvement, and improving relationships between parents and teachers.
Sports
Anniston High School's basketball coach since 1997 has been Schuessler L. Ware, named Alabama State 4-A Coach of the Year for 2011.
Discipline
In December 2004 the School Board decided to retain the use of corporal punishment. Under the policy, principals and teachers may paddle students for minor or intermediate violations of the disciplinary code.
At Anniston High School, only the Principal or Vice Principal may spank students. Parents who do not wish corporal punishment to be used must sign a form asking that some other penalty be applied.
In academic year 2008-09 there were 528 disciplinary paddlings in the Anniston schools system, none of which occurred at the High School.