Announcements
Metal Detectors at All Schools
In response to community requests and our commitment to keeping students safe, Choctaw County School District has installed metal detectors at all schools. Please see the video below to see how they will work.
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NEW Math Nation
ALL Alabama students, teachers, and families have FREE access to Math Nation’s resources for 6th-8th grade math from the web, tablets, and smartphones 24 hours a day.
Support: Helps students master math skills with individualized instruction from dynamic content videos led by “Study Experts” — and students can choose the Study Expert who best fits their learning style.
Math Nation Resources: 1) Videos can be downloaded to view offline later when they may not have internet access; 2) personalized remediation tools; 3) digital practice tools; 4) homework help and virtual tutoring; 5) a professional learning community; 6) resources for teachers; and 7) family support videos.
Access Alabama’s Math Nation Resources: Home - Math Nation Alabama
MEGA CONFERENCE 2023
Engaging Students
Choctaw County Schools offer many opportunities for students to become and remain engaged in learning at all levels. Teachers provide research-based, student-focused instruction that has real-world applications and incorporates technology in order to be relevant to students. CCS offers extracurricular activities, such as art club, cheerleading, FFA, FBLA, and a variety of sports, along with dual enrollment and ACCESS distance learning in order to provide a well-rounded education. Come out to see what makes Choctaw County Schools great!
**All safety protocols and requirements will be strictly enforced.**
Choctaw County Schools offer many opportunities for students to become and remain engaged in learning at all levels. Teachers provide research-based, student-focused instruction that has real-world applications and incorporates technology in order to be relevant to students. CCS offers extracurricular activities, such as art club, cheerleading, FFA, FBLA, and a variety of sports, along with dual enrollment and ACCESS distance learning in order to provide a well-rounded education. Come out to see what makes Choctaw County Schools great!**All safety protocols and requirements will be strictly enforced.**
September is Self Care Awareness Month
Self Care Awareness Month in September is a time to remind us that taking care of ourselves, first and foremost, is essential. Self Care is often neglected in our everyday lives.
Take Care of Yourself
Self Care Awareness Month in September is a time to remind us that taking care of ourselves, first and foremost, is essential. Self Care is often neglected in our everyday lives.Take Care of Yourself
Superintendent's Corner
JACQUELYN JAMES – SUPERINTENDENT
Mrs. James has been involved in education in Choctaw County for the last 25 years. She left the
CCBOE in 2015, to run the Choctaw County branch of Alabama Cooperative Extension System
(ACES), a division of Auburn University. After retiring from Auburn University in December
2021, Mrs. James chose to run for Superintendent. After a successful campaign Mrs. James
was sworn in as Superintendent of Education, Choctaw County School System on
January 3, 2023. Mrs. James has been recognized for her achievements in public education.
She has been named Teacher of the Week, Teacher of the Month, Teacher of the Year
and Principal of the Year.
Mrs. James moved to Choctaw County in 1993. Prior to becoming an educator
Mrs. Jameswas an accountant. She is a graduate of Faulkner University with a
B.S. and she has a M.S. from Troy University. After moving to Choctaw County,
she completed multiple degrees in education at the University of West Alabama.
Mrs. James began her educational journey as a special education teacher at
SCES. Next, she served as Principal until 2013. At that point she was selected
to head up the Special Education department for the Choctaw County School System.
In March 2014 Mrs. James was named as Interim Superintendent.
She is married to Jimmy James and they live in Choctaw County.
CCBOE in 2015, to run the Choctaw County branch of Alabama Cooperative Extension System
(ACES), a division of Auburn University. After retiring from Auburn University in December
2021, Mrs. James chose to run for Superintendent. After a successful campaign Mrs. James
was sworn in as Superintendent of Education, Choctaw County School System on
January 3, 2023. Mrs. James has been recognized for her achievements in public education.
She has been named Teacher of the Week, Teacher of the Month, Teacher of the Year
and Principal of the Year.
Mrs. James moved to Choctaw County in 1993. Prior to becoming an educator
Mrs. Jameswas an accountant. She is a graduate of Faulkner University with a
B.S. and she has a M.S. from Troy University. After moving to Choctaw County,
she completed multiple degrees in education at the University of West Alabama.
Mrs. James began her educational journey as a special education teacher at
SCES. Next, she served as Principal until 2013. At that point she was selected
to head up the Special Education department for the Choctaw County School System.
In March 2014 Mrs. James was named as Interim Superintendent.
She is married to Jimmy James and they live in Choctaw County.
Important Links
How to Sign Up for Schoology
Getting Started on Schoology
Promoting Early Numeracy for K-3
Videos, Online Resources, and Daily Tips
Read At-Home Resources for Parents
Click on the link below to find resources and ideas for helping your child read at home.
Read At-Home Resources for Parents
Alabama Dyslexia Resource Guide 2022
Getting Started on Schoology
Promoting Early Numeracy for K-3
Videos, Online Resources, and Daily Tips
Read At-Home Resources for Parents
Click on the link below to find resources and ideas for helping your child read at home.
Read At-Home Resources for Parents
Alabama Dyslexia Resource Guide 2022
Please click the link below to learn more about the Alabama Literacy Act and what it means for Choctaw County Public Schools.
Alabama Literacy Act
Alabama Literacy Act
Alabama Numeracy Act FAQs
Please read the following information concerning updated information about the Alabama Numeracy Act.
