Announcements

Choctaw J.A.G. is 5th in the Entire Nation!

Pictured are Amisha Law, Rayanna Bush, and Makayla Haynes.

Choctaw County High School's J.A.G. (Jobs for America's Graduates) students Amisha Law, Rayanna Bush, and Makayla Haynes represented their school, region, and the state of Alabama at the National J.A.G. competition in Orlando, Florida, from April 19-21, 2023, where they placed 5th overall in the United States for Business Planning. This is the school's first year having the program as well as competing at any level. This demonstrates the drive, intelligence, and academic competitive spirit of Choctaw's students. We would like to again congratulate these students and say, Way to go, Tigers!

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

Summer Learning Camp 2023

Exciting NEW Professional Development Opportunities

AMSTI Professional Learning Opportunities

Choctaw County High Receives College Board's AP® Computer Science Female Diversity Award

View the Promoting Early Numeracy For K-3 Calendar
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National Mental Health Awareness Month in May focuses on bringing tools, resources, and education to the general public

Each year Mental Health America, National Alliance on Mental Illness, and other mental health organizations across the country organize events, webinars, and more to improve mental health access across the country.

Choctaw County Schools currently employs a mental health/behavioral specialist in each of its schools in order to promote the overall mental, emotional, behavioral, and physical well-being of its students. This includes teaching classes on a variety of topics, including coping skills, behavior management, and suicide prevention. Join us in supporting the mental health of our students, staff, faculty, and communities not just this month but all year.

Mental Health Awareness Month Resources

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.**