Cullman High School

Inspiring Students for Lifelong Learning Through Character, Citizenship, Scholarship

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    Headlines & Features

    • Braswell Named Part of Terrific 20

      CHS graduate Nick Braswell was recently named to the 2020 AL.com State Baseball Terrific 20...click the title above to read more.

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    • CHS 2020 Felicia Awards

      The CHS Fine Arts Department recently held their Annual Felicia Awards. However, this year was a bit different...click the title above get the link.

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    • Class of 2020 Valedictorian and Salutatorian Announced

      The Class of 2020 CHS Valedictorian and Salutatorian were recently named...click the title above to read more.

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    • Graduates Confirmed In Person

      CHS was able to hold a proper, in person graduation dispite COVID - 19. Administrators worked hard to plan and implement a...click the title above to read more.

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    • Prom 2020

      Prom 2020 was a night full of fun. Our students enjoyed the beauty of the location, the music and the fellowship. It was a wonderful time for everyone!

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    • Fair Queen Representative Chosen

      Presley Lafon was recently selected as the 2020 Fair Queen Representative for CHS. Presley will compete at the Cullman County Fair this fall.

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    • Miss Southerner Crowned

      Congratulations to Mary Elizabeth Barker. Mary Elizabeth was recently crowned CHS Miss Southerner 2020. She was one of over 20 beautiful young ladies who competed for the title.

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    • CHS Hosts Math Consortium

      Math teachers and administrators from Cullman City Schools, Muscle Shoals, Hartselle, Jasper, Athens, Arab, Vestavia Hills and Decatur met together at CHS to collaborate in a professional...Click the title above to read more.

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    • All That Jazz

      Congratulations to CHS Band student Jacob Dye for being selected to the Alabama Bandmasters Association All-State Jazz Band. Jacob traveled to Montgomery recently to...Click the title above to read more.

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    • SAFE Tags Now Seen at CHS

      SAFE tags are the newest initiative launched by CHS to meet the mental health needs of our students. The small tag can be clipped to a backpack or carried... Click the title above to read more & view the feature story on Fox 6.

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    Announcements

    • CHS Roadmap for Reopening, 2020 - 2021

      Cullman High School has released the 2020 - 2021 School Reopening Plan. This plan contains important information related to the return to traditional, on-campus instruction and details about virtual instruction. 

      CHS Roadmap for Reopening 2020 - 2021
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    • CCS COVID Response Plan

      The Cullman City Schools' COVID Response Plan can be viewed on the system COVID RESPONSE webpage. 
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    • School Supply Lists 2020 - 2021

      School supply lists have been compiled by department.  Click this link to view the CHS school supply lists for 2020 - 2021.
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    • SUMMER READING LIST
      Summer Reading for English Courses (to be completed by the first day of school)

      12th Grade AP Lit and Comp:
      Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
      The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
      How to Read Literature like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster

      11th Grade AP Lang and Comp:
      Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postman
      The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot
      Alas, Babylon by Pat Frank

      10th Grade Pre-AP:
      Cold Sassy Tree by Olive Ann Burns
      The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

      9th Grade Pre-AP:
      And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie
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    • University of Alabama in Huntsville K-12 Reading Program

      The University of Alabama in Huntsville K-12 Reading Program is offering live, teacher-led online classes. Classes are available now and throughout the summer, for Pre-K through 12th grade students. These offerings are available at reduced rates and have been converted to a live online format. The goal is to help parents and schools maintain student education during these unusual times. 

      According to the information we have received the curriculum is high caliber and has been taught in a live, online format for 5 years already with over 50,000 school-age students.  The classes are led by highly-trained teachers with many years’ experience teaching effectively in online classrooms.  Skills taught include:

      • Early Elementary: letter recognition, phonemic awareness, sight words, phonics
      • Mid-to-Late Elementary: fluency, phonics, long-word decoding, comprehension, textbook reading, writing
      • Middle and High School: doubling reading speed, comprehension, writing, notetaking, test preparation, textbook strategies

      UAH Summer Reading & Writing Skills Program  (flyer)
      https://uah.readingclasses.org/       (website)
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    Welcome to Cullman High School

    • At Cullman High School our mission is to “Inspire students for lifelong success through Character, Citizenship and Scholarship”.  We strive to promote positive learning experiences for our students each day.  Through our strong relationship with the City of Cullman and Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce, we focus on enhancing the learning and living environment for the citizens of Cullman.  

      Cullman High School has been selected as a top high school in U.S. News and World Report's Best High Schools in America ranking for 2019. The ranking factors include College Readiness Index Rank, College Curriculum Breadth Index Rank, Math and Reading Proficiency Rank, Math and Reading Performance Rank and a Graduation Rate Rank. 

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      Browse our website for additional information about our school success, as well as various academic, fine art, career and technical education, athletic and civic opportunities available for CHS students.

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