CCPS has been named the 2021 winner of the Louisa Moats Award for Excellence Implementing the Science of Reading....click the title above to read more.
Cullman City Primary School is the hub of early learning for Cullman City Schools. We have master teachers and staff here at CCPS who are highly trained to develop each child’s potential. We have been recognized throughout the years with several awards including the International Reading Award for Exemplary Reading Award for the state of Alabama and the CLAS school of distinction award for our Board Game Days. Most recently, Cullman City Primary School earned the National Louisa Moats Award. This award recognizes excellence in teaching the science of reading. This is a testimony of our teachers’ dedication to their students and their determination to ensure the success of every child in our building. Currently, we have 7 teachers who have earned their National Board Teaching credentials and many CCPS teachers have completed the LETRS ( language essentials for teachers of reading and spelling) course work.
Our staff has implemented these best practice strategies into their classrooms and this has enabled our school to show great academic gains. For the 20-21 school year, 93% of our students are meeting or exceeding the DIBELS 8th composite score.
Every school year, we look to improve teaching and learning for our students and staff. We realize that students must be able to identify and regulate their emotions in order to learn in school. During the summer of 2021, students and staff will be trained in the Zones of Regulation. Social and emotional learning strategies will be one of our focus areas this year.
We are excited to have Mrs. Elizabeth Shaddix join our team as a math curriculum coach. She will be conducting staff trainings and classroom coaching to work with teachers to implement OGAP/AMSTI strategies in our classrooms to benefit all students.
It is our goal to educate the whole child at CCPS in an environment that is nurturing, cheerful and memorable. CCPS is a magical place and we know you and your child will have a great experience.
Cullman City Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination/harassment policies:
Title IX
Lindsay Brannon 301 First St. NE Cullman, AL 35055 (256)734-2233 Email Ms. Brannon
Section 504
Dawn Nesmith 301 First St. NE Cullman, AL 35055 (256)734-2233 Email Ms. Nesmith
Title II
Emily Hines 301 First St. NE Cullman, AL 35055 (256)734-2233 Email Mrs. Hines