Family of student killed in Madison school shooting files suit: Todd Brown Hammad Memon The mother of a student shot and killed by another student almost two years ago at a Madison school has filed suit against the alleged shooter, the school system, and several others. Towanda Moore is suing the Madison School Board, Superintendent Dee Fowler, accused shooter Hammad Memon, his parents, the current principal of the school… » Read more on Huntsville Newswire
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James Clemens High School starts rolling the ball for varsity sports: By Jeffrey Abbott James Clemens High School held an informational meeting on Thursday, January 26 at Liberty Middle School to discuss senior and fall sports for 2012. Madison city students and their parents were invited to attend and ask questions of their future coaches. The coaches for football, cheer, cross country, swimming, and volleyball … » Read more on Madison Weekly News
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Madison students learn to “Be The Change”: By Molly King Tuesday through Thursday a total of 300 students in groups of 100 students per day from each school, Liberty, Discovery, and Bob Jones, attended Madison’s second annual Challenge Day at CrossPointe Church in Madison. “Challenge Day is a remarkable… » Read more on Madison Weekly News
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Robbery at J-Mart in Madison: Madison Police are at the scene of a robbery tonight. » Read more on WHNT.com
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Hammad Memon Appeal Denied: The teen charged with killing a classmate at Discovery Middle School will be tried as an adult. » Read more on WHNT.com
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Madison City schools offer PREPARE seminar to teach officials how to help students, parents and others cope with tragedy: When Discovery Middle School student Todd Brown was fatally shot during a class exchange Feb. 5, 2010, school and city officials were not exactly prepared how to handle the aftermath of the tragedy. That motivated Dr. Maria Kilgore, the Madison Schools director of special education, to » Read more on al.com
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Trainers alert to hydration, head injuries concerns in high school athletes: Water is readily available at high school practices, something akin to heresy not long ago when a break mid-practice might be the only opportunity to get more than a bottle-squeeze. Athens vs. Bob Jones High School jamboree football at… » Read more on al.com
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Funeral arrangements announced for teen killed in wreck: A Sparkman High School student Allen Lucas was killed Wednesday in a one car wreck in Madison County. » Read more on WAFF.com
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From The Huntsville Times: Dr. Robbie Smith was named the new principal at Discovery Middle School during Thursday night’s Madison School Board meeting. She replaces Sharon Willis, who was recently named the system’s at-risk coordinator. » Read more on al.com
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From The Huntsville Times: The Madison City School Board unanimously approved step raises for all system employees amounting to just under $1 million at its meeting tonight. » Read more on al.com
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From The Huntsville Times: After a recommendation by School Superintendent Dr. Dee Fowler, the board unanimously voted to name the new school after the city’s founder, James Clemens. » Read more on al.com
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From The Huntsville Times: For the first time since its inception as a school system 13 years ago, the Madison City School Board was missing a familiar face Tuesday night. » Read more on al.com
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From The Huntsville Times: Next year’s Bob Jones High School students won’t need to sweat it. If everything goes according to plan, a new air conditioning system should be in place before the 2011-12 school year begins. » Read more on al.com
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From The Huntsville Times: Dr. Gay Barnes, a first-grade teacher at Horizon Elementary School in Madison, has been named 2011-2012 Alabama Teacher of the Year. » Read more on al.com
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From The Huntsville Times: The Madison City School board once again had the unenviable task of fine tuning its 2010-11 budget at Tuesday night’s meeting, thanks to a 3 percent cut in the state budget earlier this year. » Read more on al.com
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