Hillcrest Elementary School

Valley High School is a learning center that is a part of the Chambers County School System. The school serves more than 850 students in grades 9 through 12. Located in Valley, Ala., it offers courses in French, journalism, business education, horticulture, and family and consumer science. The school also conducts special education classes for students with special needs. It supports programs in art, music and physical education. Valley High School provides a range of sports activities that includes basketball, softball, tennis, soccer, cheerleading, football, baseball, and track and field. The school offers memberships in the National Honor Society and Future Farmers of America organizations. It also operates a student government association and key and drama clubs. In addition, Valley High School has a parent-teacher association and provides guidance counseling.

Morris Avenue Intermediate School is an educational institution that offers a variety of learning opportunities. Its curriculum includes English, mathematics, social science, science, reading and physical education. The school features a parent-teacher organization that supports various fundraising events and activities, as well as organizes meetings. Morris Avenue Intermediate School has a cafeteria that offers a range of food items, including hamburger steaks, fish nuggets, cheese nachos, brownies, pizzas and chicken fajitas. Located in Opelika, Ala., Morris Avenue Intermediate School is a part of Opelika City Schools, which also governs Opelika High School, Opelika Middle School, Northside Intermediate School, West Forest Intermediate School and Carver Primary School.

Lake Louise School offers academic classes to students in kindergarten through grade six. Its academic curriculum includes math, science, language arts, social studies, art, music, and health and physical education. The school administers the English Language Learners program. Lake Louise School maintains a parent-teacher association that is a volunteer organization comprised of more than 400 members. It has an annual enrollment of more than 350 students. The school also conducts special education classes in the areas of learning disabilities, early childhood education, behavioral and emotional disorders, and physical, visual and hearing impairments. Lake Louise School organizes book fairs, as well as provides lunch options to students. It is a part of Community Consolidated School District 15, which governs various elementary and junior high schools and employs over 2,100 people.