Tallassee Schools

Opened in 1905, Elmore County High School, formerly known as Eclectic High School, is an educational institution that offers a range of learning and extracurricular opportunities for students. It serves more than 540 students in grades 9 through 12. The school s academic curriculum includes history, science, English, math and physical education. Elmore County High School administers special education programs for students with special needs. The school supports the Future Farmers of America, as well as has a student council. It offers opportunities for students to participate in sports activities, such as basketball, football, golf, cheerleading, softball, volleyball and wrestling. Elmore County High School has a library that offers a variety of educational resources and materials. It is governed by the Elmore County.

Founded in 1897, Wetumpka High School is a learning institute that serves students in grades 9 through 12. It offers classes in math, English, fine arts, art, science, computer applications, history, social studies, Spanish, German and physical education. The school additionally provides instructive sessions related to marketing, Web site design, band, technology, and family and consumer science. It offers special education classes for students with learning disabilities. The school operates a library media center that emphasizes on literacy, technology and information empowerment. It offers opportunities for students to participate in a range of sports activities, including soccer, cheerleading, baseball, basketball, football, wrestling, golf and tennis. The school also provides guidance and counseling sessions. It supports the National Honor Society, Beta Club and a student council. Wetumpka High School is a part of the Elmore County Public School System, which is a school district that serves more than 10,000 students through over 15 elementary, middle and high schools. The district s schools are accredited by the Alabama State Department of Education and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

Jim Pearson Elementary School is a public school, and provides classes to students in grades kindergarten through second. Its academic curriculum offers various subjects, including math, English, science, social studies, reading, writing, spelling and vocabulary, basic skills, special education, physical education and health. The school also has a store that offers school supplies, and a cafeteria that offers a variety of daily lunch menus. It also has a computer laboratory and a library media center, and conducts programs, such as Alabama Reading Initiative and TEAM Math to strengthen the core reading and math programs. The school is operated by the Alexander City School District, and is located in Alexander City, Ala.