The board approved an HPM planning-services agreement to continue evaluating facilities options; it did not select or authorize construction of a project.
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Alabaster City Schools closed Creek View Elementary on August 17, 2026 after a fire in an instructional support space; the district said the fire was contained and the school was expected to reopen the next day.
The City of Montevallo and its Development Cooperative contributed $2 million toward a new gym at Montevallo High School and multi-sport fields at the Brown property.
Guntersville City Schools' July 2026 accountability check register lists $2,189,025.78 in local-fund constructed-building spending, within $2,726,648.14 total spending for that category.
The board approved a construction bid for a new cosmetology training space, planned to open in January 2027. The program will partner with Enterprise State Community College, which will provide the instructor for dual-enrollment courses.
At the June 25 meeting, Superintendent Lewis Brooks welcomed superintendent-elect Andrew Gunn and said Gunn would join the district team as they prepared for a leadership transition.
Athens City Board of Education approved a resolution requesting that the City issue $18 million in general-obligation warrants toward a new Athens Renaissance School building and campus, which the resolution estimates at about $20 million.