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CCPS Registration Instructions
Step-by-step instructions for the 2020 - 2021 registration process can be accessed by clicking the title above.
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Kindergarten Registration Information
Click the link to view important information about kindergarten registration.
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Coronavirus Social Story for Children
Click the title above to access a Corona Virus social story for children.
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OGAP Training
OGAP is a systematic, intentional, and iterative formative assessment system grounded in the research on how students learn mathematics. The OGAP system is seamlessly integrated into a set of tools, practices, support materials, and in-depth professional development. OGAP is not a curriculum, but is used on an ongoing basis to enhance the existing math program.
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Traffic Pattern Change
Traffic patterns for CHS and CCPS have changed for the 2019 - 2020 school year. The Cullman Police Department has made detailed information available for our families. Click the READ MORE button below to access this important information.
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Eva Rd Closure
EVA ROAD CLOSING: Eva Road will be closed beginning November 5, 2018, for an undetermined amount of time for repairs to the bridge across Bridge Creek.
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CCPS Drop-off and Pick-up Procedures
We have created a video of our drop-off and pick-up procedures. We hope this video provides answers to your traffic questions and makes your experience with CCPS drop-off and pick-up as easy as possible.
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The CCS app is now available!
Be sure to get the official CCS app today from Google Play or the Apple Store. You can have quick and easy access to news, calendars, menus, student information and more! Parents can sign in to get student-specific data. Your login information will be delivered to you via the parent email associated with your student.
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Thank You to Our Adopt-a-School Sponsor
CCPS is grateful for the wonderful community partnership we have with Cullman Jefferson Gas
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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
Additional information and registration can be found at the links below.
UAH Summer Reading & Writing Skills Program (flyer)
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CCPS Registration Instructions are available here.
The Google Slide presentation linked above has specific details about the registration process. This information contains images of the screens you will see and will be helpful to you as you register.
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Kindergarten Registration Information
Click the link about to read important information about Kindergarten Registration.
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Out-of-District Registration
CCPS Out-of-District pre-registration for the 2020 - 2021 school year began May 4th. The online form used for pre-registration allows us to fill our available Out-of-Distric slots and notify those who will need to complete the full registration process. An Out-of-District pre-registration form will be available on the CCS homepage beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, May 4th.
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COVID 19 School Closure Resources & Information can be accessed here.
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State Art Winner
Congratulations to Lainey R.!
First grade CCPS student in Mrs. Dutton's room won 3rd place in the State Superintendent's Visual Arts Contest.
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Cullman City Primary School
"Where Little People Do Big Things!"
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2017 Class School of Distinction
The CLAS School of Distinction award recognizes schools or programs that serve as outstanding educational models for other schools in Alabama. These exemplary schools/programs will be recognized at a luncheon February 26, 2018, in Prattville, Alabama at which time, the CLAS Banner Schools will be announced. The CLAS Banner School program was created in 2001 to recognize schools in Alabama that showcase outstanding programs and service to students. 107 schools or programs were nominated for this prestigious recognition.
“Congratulations to these wonderful Alabama public schools. The CLAS Schools of Distinction provide excellent examples of the significant learning opportunities taking place in public education in Alabama. Further, the stakeholders at every School of Distinction are to be commended for striving for excellence daily,” comments Vic Wilson, Ed.D., executive director of the Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools (CLAS).
