D Ray Hill News Today

Some area schools have received an early Christmas present in the form of grant money to assist them with capital projects, deferred maintenance and technology needs.

Surveys sent to the Anniston public school community about a school consolidation proposal didn’t get the volume of response officials had hoped for. They’ll take another stab at it soon,

More than 100 people gathered at Anniston High School’s auditorium Tuesday night for a public meeting about a possible school consolidation plan that would close both Golden Springs and Randolph

The clearest publicly known connection between Anniston High School and the gun violence that occurred in a crowd Sept. 19 is that an AHS student was wounded in the incident.

School Superintendent Dr. D. Ray Hill spoke to a sparse audience of 20 Tuesday night about the need to reorganize the Anniston public school district — or more to the

Get-tough approaches against vaping and unexcused absences from school grounds were the focus of policy tweaks by the Anniston Board of Education.

The Anniston Board of Education heard from two Anniston city school principals about the state of education at their respective schools.

Dr. Hill says while they have precautions set in place, a lack of funding and staffing prevents them from using the precautions to the fullest extent.

With help from rebates from the Environmental Protection Agency, the Alabama school district would replace 23 diesel buses with electric ones rented from School Transportation Solutions in a five-year contract.