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How to Help Your Child at Home
Math Building early numeracy is key to success. Practice counting and working with numbers within groups of 10 with students in K-2. Click the title to read more.
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Sosa Wins!
Cullman High School's Abby Sosa is the new Miss Cullman County Fair Queen. Abby won the title as well as the talent portion of the competition. Congratulations Abby! We are proud of you!
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Best of Show
CMS art student, Brooklyn, won the Sidewalk Art Best of Show at the Cullman Oktoberfest! Congratulations Brooklyn!
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Thank You Cullman PD
We are fortunate to have a wonderful partnership with Cullman PD. One great example is the DARE program. We appreciate Cullman PD for their support.
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2021-2022 COVID-19 Protocols
We hoped we would be past COVID and related restrictions by the time the new school year started so that we would have a normal school year. But unfortunately, Alabama’s low vaccination rates coupled with increasing circulation of the Delta variant have forced schools across Alabama to institute COVID-19 protocols for the third consecutive school year. Listed below are the protocols and restrictions we will implement in the Cullman City School System to begin the 2021-2022 school year. Masks and Facial Coverings- Masks and facial coverings are strongly recommended while indoors, however they will not be required. This is subject to change based on positive COVID-19 cases on each campus, our area and the state of Alabama.
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Cullman High School Traffic Plan
Cullman High School traffic: All non-student-drivers must drop off and pick up in the designated drop-off zones...click the title above to read more.
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Cullman Middle School Traffic Plan
Due to current and future construction projects, all middle school traffic will be routed through 9th Street NE for the 2021-2022 school year.
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CHS Alum Gets First MLB Start
CHS Alum, Keegan Thompson made his first career major-league start on May 4th against the defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers...click the title above to read more.
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CCS Teachers of the Year
Our Teachers of the Year have been named at each of our schools. We are so fortunate to have these wonderful teachers in our system...click the title above to read more.
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CCPS Receives National Award
CCPS was named the grand prize winner of the Dr. Louisa Moats Award for Excellence Implementing the Science of Reading...click the title above to read more.
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Good Neighbors
For the fifth year, the Cullman High School National Honor Society (NHS) teamed up for the Thankful Neighbor Project, which finds students...click the title above to read more.
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Schoology Overview for Parents
Schoology is our new student learning management system...click the title above to learn more.
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School Board Luncheon at CHS
CHS recently hosted a School Board Appreciation Luncheon to thank our School Board members for their tireless work for CCS. CHS Food and Consumer Science students provided hospitality service to the Board during the event.
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Cullman City Schools is one of 132 school districts in the state of Alabama. Cullman is located just east of the intersection of Interstate 65 and US Highway 278 about halfway between Huntsville and Birmingham. The city of Cullman has been selected by Bloomberg Businessweek as one of the best places in Alabama to raise children. Cullman has also been ranked the second highest micropolitan in the nation for the past two years, according to Site Selection Magazine.
The school system has over 3,000 students in five schools. The schools are Cullman High School (Grades 9-12), Cullman Middle School (Grades 7-8), East Elementary School (Grades 2-6), West Elementary School (Grades 2-6), and Cullman City Primary School (Grades K-1). Cullman City Schools also hosts the Cullman City Head Start Program at our Primary School. To access contact information for our schools, use the SCHOOLS button near the top of the page.
Our school system consistently ranks as one of the top school systems in College ACT scores in the state of Alabama. We are proud of our students, teachers, staff, and community. Go Bearcats!
