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Chelsea Middle teacher receives Unsung Heroes grant
Chelsea Middle School teacher Charlsie Wigley recently received a $2,000 grant from Voya Financial as part of their Unsung Heroes program. more
Photo by Jasmyne Ray
Chelsea Park receives grant for playground equipment
The new additions to the playground will be made possible through a $1,000 grant from Parents for Healthy Kids through their Action for Healthy Kids program, in addition to funding provided by ALDI grocery stores. more
Photo by Sarah Finnegan
Planting a seed
In the 280 corridor, Chelsea Middle School and Chelsea Park Elementary were among the 200 Alabama Bicentennial Schools. more
Photos by Erica Techo.
Camp Journey expands to Chelsea Middle School
Educational resource returns for 2nd year for rising 6th-graders. more
Photo courtesy of Amber Brittain of MortgageBanc
Chelsea teacher honored through Homes for Heroes
Abigail Brock, a second grade teacher from Forest Oaks Elementary, was honored Monday, May 7. more
Erica Techo
Students present business ideas ‘Shark Tank’ style
Chelsea High School's entrepreneurship classes presented product and business ideas in the style of the reality television show "Shark Tank." more
Photo by Kyle Parmley.
Alleged threat against Chelsea High School ‘deemed unfounded,’ sheriff’s office says
The sheriff’s office chose to issue a statement on the threat following misinformation on social media, according to a Facebook post. more
Photo courtesy of Christina Nelson.
CHHS show choir receives 4th runner up in Nashville competition
Chelsea High School's show choir, "Out of the Blue" participated in the Heart of America Nashville national show choir competition. more
Chelsea Youth Club establishes scholarship to honor Kristi Ingram
The deadline to apply for the scholarship, which is open to Chelsea High School seniors, is March 1. more
Photo courtesy of Katy Thompson.
Chelsea Middle School students knit hats for Children’s Hospital
Visual Arts students at Chelsea Middle School worked to give back. more
Sarah Finnegan
Marching Hornets end regular season after entertaining thousands
The Chelsea High School "Marching Hornet" Band performed for thousands of fans throughout their season. more
Chelsea Middle School holds Pink Out football game
The night aimed to honor Chelsea resident Kristi Ingram, who is also the mother of one of the CHMS cheerleaders. more
Erica Techo
MLES hosts Renaissance Faire
The Renaissance Faire is Mt Laurel Elementary's largest annual fundraiser. more
Erica Techo
Chelsea Middle School students gather for See You at the Pole
See You At The Pole is a global event where students are encouraged to gather for worship and prayer before school. more
Sarah Finnegan
Chelsea High School graduates Class of 2017 in Pete Hanna Center
Chelsea High School celebrated its Class of 2017 with a ceremony on May 24, 2017 at Samford University's Pete Hanna Center. more
Map courtesy of Shelby County Schools.
About 80 Chelsea children to be rezoned
Children in a few Chelsea neighborhoods will ride different school buses and walk different hallways in August, as the school system rezones to reduce overcrowding at Chelsea Park Elementary. more
Photos by Kyle Parmley.
Chelsea High to receive 21-classroom addition
Chelsea High School is growing, and not just in student population numbers. In early March, construction started on an addition to the school that will house 21 classrooms and one science lab. more
Photo courtesy of Eric St. John.
Theater students place in state competition
Two local high schools competed and placed in the 76th Walter Trumbauer Secondary Theatre Festival at UNA. It featured more than 100 schools across the state and more than 2,000 students competing in one-act plays. more
Erica Techo
Chelsea Choir Department raising money for program
The students of Out of the Blue, Chelsea High School’s show choir, are raising money for risers, classroom equipment, trips, uniforms/costumes and choir fees. more
Erica Techo
Breaking out of the box: Teacher implements ‘Breakout’ tactics in Chelsea classroom
Robert Kirk, an environmental science teacher at Chelsea High School, has brought the concepts of popular escape rooms into his lesson plans. more
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Education & Learning
Hedgie Hello
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Baby Café-
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The Tot Spot
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Family Storytime with Mr. Mac
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Hedgie Hello
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Vacation & Holiday
Homeschool Hangout – Sierpinkski Holiday Trees
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Vacation & Holiday
Teen Homeschool Art Club – Book Page Wreaths
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Education & Learning
OLLI Spring Registration and Social-
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Food & Drink
Chelsea farmers market-
