Dixie Elementary

Founded in 1929, Dixie Elementary School offers a range of educational programs to students in kindergarten through grade six. Its syllabus includes English, mathematics, science, social studies and language arts. The school operates a parent-teacher association that conducts several fundraising events and programs. It also maintains a library and media center that features a collection of books and reference and instructional materials. The school employs a counselor and nurse, as well as conducts classes in special education. In addition, it offers food and transportation services. Located in Opelika, Ala., Divide County Elementary School is a part of the Russell County School District, which governs elementary, middle and high schools.

Smiths Station Intermediate School has an enrollment of more than 1,370 students in grades six through eight. The school offers classes in math, science, social studies and language arts. It also hosts sessions in music, art and physical education. Smiths Station Intermediate School maintains a library that houses a selection of books and reading and reference materials. In addition, the school provides special education, guidance counseling and after-school care programs. It operates the Beta Club offers several athletic activities, such as football, softball, and track and field. Smiths Station Intermediate School operates a parent-teacher organization and maintains a student council. The school is governed by Lee County Schools.

The Russell County High School Auditorium, located in Seale, AL, serves as a vibrant hub for the school's performances and community events. With its spacious seating and modern acoustics, it hosts a variety of activities, including theatrical productions, concerts, and school assemblies. The auditorium is an integral part of the school's culture, fostering creativity and showcasing the talents of students and local artists. Generated from this place's information