Mitchell returns to Gadsden State as dean of Student Services Gadsden, Ala. A familiar face just took a leadership role at Gadsden State Community College. Dr. Janekia Mitchell has returned to the College as the new dean of Student Services. She provides leadership, strategic planning and executive oversight of student enrollment, retention and success for
Etowah County Schools and Attalla City Schools, starting Monday, are no longer requiring mask wearing on campus.
The mask requirement also has been dropped at the Etowah County Courthouse, according to Chief Administrative Officer Shane Ellison.
Etowah County superintendent Alan Cosby and Attalla City Superintendent Jeff Colegrove, in announcing the change, said, We will continue to strongly encourage mask usage when appropriate.
The school system leaders stressed personal responsibility, and said anyone who wishes to continue to wear a mask may do so. The systems will continue to monitor case numbers and make adjustments if needed.
Last week, Etowah County Schools and Gadsden City School reported fewer than five cases of COVID-19 in their systems; numbers were not available for Attalla City Schools.
Gadsden City Schools moving to virtual instruction Gadsden City High School. (Source: WBRC Staff) By WBRC Staff | December 10, 2020 at 5:13 PM CST - Updated December 10 at 5:16 PM
GADSDEN, Ala. (WBRC) - Students in Gadsden City Schools will be moving to virtual instruction ahead of the Christmas break.
This was posted on the district’s Facebook page:
All Gadsden City School students will be on virtual learning for the time period from Dec. 14 to Jan. 11.
NOTE: Christmas Break is from December 21 through January 1. Virtual Instruction resumes January 4.
Virtual Instruction December 14–18 and January 4–8. (10 days)
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