Hall-Kent
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HK students give civil rights presentations
Near the end of the 2018-19 school year, Hall-Kent Elementary School fourth-graders focused on the impact the civil rights movement had on Alabama. Read more
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Hall-Kent students meet Samford pen pals
Hall-Kent second graders in Jerome Isley and Faith Whitlock’s classes spent the school year writing to Samford University students in Dr. Bluiett’s class. Read more
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Police teach Hall-Kent students street safety
Students took turns crossing Oak Grove Road safely. Read more
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Hall-Kent Elementary teacher among 16 finalists for 2019-20 Alabama Teacher of Year
Abby Becker, an English language learner teacher at Hall-Kent Elementary, is the Elementary Teacher of the Year for District 4 of the state school board. Read more
City, Hall-Kent planning street safety day
The program is a response to increased pedestrian safety concerns at the school and Patriot Park. Read more
HKES students participate in summer enrichment
Hall-Kent Elementary School was full of learning and fun this summer during the RISE program. Read more
Superintendent participates in Read Across America
Homewood City Schools Superintendent Bill Cleveland celebrated with Jerome Isley's class and Thing 1 and Thing 2 for Read Across America. Read more
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Hand In Paw brings 4-legged fun to Hall-Kent
For more than a decade, Hand In Paw has donated its time to provide pet therapy sessions for Hall-Kent Elementary School students. Read more
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Students complete service project
The fifth-graders enjoyed being able to give back to other kids, and they hoped that these bags would help brighten their day. Read more
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Superintendent Cleveland reads to Hall-Kent students
Homewood City Schools Superintendent Bill Cleveland read to kindergarten and first-grade students at Hall-Kent Elementary School recently, and the classes talked about the importance of reading. Read more
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Superintendent swings by
Homewood City Schools superintendent stops by Hall-Kent. Read more
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Hall-Kent dedicates new books
There’s nothing like the smell of a new book or the joy of having your name put on a bookplate in the front of a book. Read more
Photo courtesy of Suzanne Mills.
Hall-Kent to host 82nd annual fall festival
Carnival rides, jump houses, games, food and a silent auction are just some of the main attractions at Hall-Kent Elementary School’s Fall Festival. Read more
Hall-Kent staff and families enjoy outdoors
Hall-Kent Elementary School staff and their families came together on a Saturday to hike just under four miles at Red Mountain. Read more
Hall-Kent selected as a Be Healthy School
Congratulations to Hall-Kent Elementary for being selected as a Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama Be Healthy School. Read more
Courtesy of Abbie Freeman
Freeman leaves position as Hall-Kent Elementary principal
Abbie Freeman has been Hall-Kent's principal for the past three years. Read more
Fun with fractions
Leah Chancellor's fourth-grade class at Hall-Kent Elementary School recently collaborated to change fractions to decimals. Read more
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Hall-Kent library shares lessons on giving
The fourth- and fifth-grade students at Hall-Kent Elementary School had a lesson during their Library LINKS rotation with librarian Emily Strickland about doing their part as a volunteer or how to serve others in our community. Read more
Photo courtesy of Dale Gilmore
Hall-Kent student wins countywide poster competition
Mika Marriott was the first Homewood student to win the competition. Read more
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