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BPS Approves New Publications Policy
The district has approved its new student publication policy.
District Plans to Consolidate Environmental Services
Due to a recent policy change, the annual trip to the Environmental Center for Birmingham Public School students will be held at different location.
BPS school board says district website is outdated, approves funds to update online presence
At the May 19 Birmingham Public Schools Board meeting, a resolution was passed for a new BPS website. It will cost an estimated $78,256.
BPS Central Admin Looks for New Home
After selling the current Birmingham Public Schools Administration Building, located on 550 West Merrill, to The Surnow Company, LLC, BPS is considering five different options for relocation, all of w...
Student Uses GPS to Track Down Cell Phone Thief
While some cases of other thefts reported at Seaholm have not been solved, at least one victim of theft took matters into his own hands.
Student Caught on Tape Breaking into Lockers
A Seaholm student, reported to have been caught on tape breaking into a locker, was suspended late last month, ordered to pay approximately $50 in restitution and has since returned to school, but wil...
AAC: Changes Coming to District Athletics
The Athletic Advisory Committee (AAC) recently presented its vision for the future of Birmingham Public Schools athletics to district coaches, parents and to the BPS board of education on Tuesday, May...
BPD Offers Free Home Drug Testing Kits
Max Silver* doesn’t want to get caught. But his parents want to know the truth.
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