Crenshaw County

Lafreda Griffing - New Board Member for Southern Region for the Alabama Community Education Association

Lafreda Griffin - Voted as Board Member for the Southern Region for the Alabama Community Education Association

JaShon Mckee - Student Worker of the Year Award from Alabama Community Education Association Annual Conference

Alabama Digital Tools for Teachers Grant Winners

Jordan Sikes - Highland Home School

Rena Battle - Highland Home School

April Hall - Brantley School

Jae Fox - Brantley School

Morgan Norsworthy - Luverne School

Luverne School

Rasheeda May's Classroom - Luverne School

BHS

LHS Cheerleaders

Valedictorians and Salutatorians with Board Members

Highland Home School: Salutatorian - Alex Brown, Valedictorian - Kaylan Martin

Brantley School: Salutatorian - Cameron Catrette, Valedictorian - Rhinnon Hall

Luverne School: Salutatorian -Paige McGough, Valedictorian - Nick Baugh

At the U. S. Capitol

The Wall for signatures of Outstanding Senior Autographs.

3rd 2018 FFA Poultry CDE

Soccer... where is the ball?

Mrs. Layton's English Class at Brantley on Friday.

Mrs. Layton's English Class at Brantley High School on a typical Friday.

Students who competed in the Robotics competition.

All in the family!

Luverne JV Cheerleaders.

FBLA meeting at Highland Home.

A classroom using pen and pencil instead of technology for an assignment.

Robotics introduction assignment from the teacher.

Emphasizing reading.

Changing classes at Highland Home School.

Reading in class.

Class rooms

Mrs. Henderson's room.

Students using scissors.

Student reading and studying geometric figures in the 21st Century After School Program at Luverne.

Robotics programming assignment at Highland Home School.

Basic Robotics programming in action at Highland Home School.

Students problem solving at Highland Home School.

Students reading at Luverne Elementary.

Checking a students spelling ability in the 21st Century After School Program.

Multi-tasking is a must in the classroom.

Many task as reading fundamentals are applied.

Programming a robot for the first time is tedious.

Students caught by surprise!

Working with Dancing Worms in Mrs. Free's Science class at Brantley School.

Junior high hallway at Luverne.

Students from Crenshaw County Schools examining bones of rats or possibly sheep at the Lab at Troy University during a field trip.

Mrs. Forbes Science class at Luverne Junior High where they use Chromebooks and Smart Board Technology.

Smart Board Technology is used in Dale Simmons' History class.

Mrs. Baines using Smart Board in Math class to introduce a concept.

Upcoming Events

I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the Crenshaw County School’s website. It is our hope that you will find the information contained here both informative and helpful as you explore our school system.

The Crenshaw County School System consist of three schools; Luverne School, Highland Home School, and Brantley School with approximately 2175 students in grades K4-12. Crenshaw County Schools employs approximately 288 employees.

Crenshaw County Schools greatest strength has always been the relationship between the school and the communities within Crenshaw County. We are very fortunate to have the benefit of supportive parents as well as business communities. Without such support, we would not be able to effectively educate your child. The Crenshaw County School System will continue to work hard to ensure that these relationships continue to succeed in the future.

Crenshaw County Schools remains a great place for our children to receive a quality education. We have an outstanding staff that supports your effort as well. I welcome you to the website and our school system. If my office can be of assistance to you, please do not hesitate to contact me at 334-335-6519.

Recent News

2019-2020 School Calendar

Crenshaw County Schools Developing 5 Year Strategic Plan

It is intended that the finalized plan be used as a road map for improvement, giving our district specific vision and mission statements that we will use to set goals and allocate resources. Your input is greatly appreciated as we move forward with this important project!