I would like to thank our donors for making this program possible!

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama

Toyota

Sincerely,

Jeanne Baird Greer



The inaugural Golden Apple Gala will take place this January and will honor and recognize more than 90 local public-school teachers who have been awarded the Teacher of the Year Award within their school. Superintendents, school board members, government officials, parents of students, and many more will be in attendance. The evening will also include student musical performances and a student art showcase. Please click on the link below to sponsor the event for our teachers and students.



January 29, 2025, at 5:30 p.m.

Von Braun Center, East Hall

Attire: Business casual



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THANK YOU PINNACLE BANK!

Pinnacle Bank presented a check to The Schools Foundation to sponsor our Golden Apple Gala! We are so excited about our current sponsors! Please consider sponsoring our educators through this event. See our sponsors below:

Athens State University

Cook's Pest Control

KODA Technologies, Inc.

Leidos

Madison County Legislative Delegation

Pinnacle Bank

ProjectXYZ, Inc.

Redstone Federal Credit Union

Systems Studies & Simulation Inc.

UAH College of Education

Tuesday, December 3rd

Teachers have a special calling and are the heart of education. They make a profound impact as they activate curiosity, knowledge, and wisdom in students every day. 

Consider sponsoring a teacher to attend TSF's Golden Apple Gala. The evening will also include student musical performances and a student art showcase. 

SPONSOR A TEACHER



MADISON CITY SCHOOLS PARTICIPATES IN THE 7^TH ANNUAL TOOTSIE ROLL RUN

The 7th Annual Tootsie Roll Run benefiting Special Education in Madison City Schools is a wrap. Nearly 500 participants took part in the 5K and/or Fun Run at Madison City Stadium.

MCS Special Education Director Dr. Sue Zinkil, many teachers, and Superintendent Dr. Ed Nichols and wife Miranda were among the participants along with throngs of individuals and school groups.

Trash Panda Mascot “Sprocket” worked the crowd welcoming everyone and posing for pics.

A great event made safe by Hemsi and Madison PD along with many volunteers.

A big thanks to Knights of Columbus for this wonderful event benefiting special education in Madison City Schools.

Journey Middle School cheerleaders helped pep up the crowd and hand out tootsie rolls to finishers.

MADISON COUNTY SCHOOLS BREAKS GROUND ON SPARKMAN INTERMEDIATE

The Madison County School System (MCSS) is excited to announce the groundbreaking of a new intermediate school on McKee Road, which will serve the Harvest and Toney communities. The Sparkman Intermediate School campus will provide educational opportunities for students in grades four through six, addressing the area's growing population

and academic needs.

Sparkman Intermediate School reflects MCSS's unwavering commitment to providing state-of-the-art facilities. These facilities are designed to support diverse learning opportunities for all students, ensuring they have the best environment to thrive.



"As a district, this school represents an important step forward in our growth. It's our first new campus since Madison County Elementary and Moore’s Mill Intermediate were finished in 2014, and we couldn’t be more proud of what it means for our students and community," stated Superintendent Ken Kubik.

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