Congratulations to our scholarship winners!

Welcome to Tuscaloosa City Schools!

Thank you for visiting the Tuscaloosa City Schools Website. We are proud of our 10,000 students, 1,300 personnel and 22 schools. New schools, challenging curriculum, outstanding teachers, numerous academic honors and exemplary programs are among the system’s points of pride.

Fulfilling "No Child Left Behind" Accountability
Please view our District and School Improvement Plans, the 2008 AYP news release, and forms for Supplemental Educational Services.

The number of students eligible for the Supplemental Educational Services through the NCLB Act of 2001 during 2007-2008 in the Tuscaloosa City School District was 3,450. The number of students participating in the Supplemental Educational Services was 317.

NCLB archive

In the News:

Swine Flu Information
»» Read a letter from Dr. Joyce Levey o en español
»» Read a memo from Dr. Joseph Morton
»» View a presentation on flu preparedness. Requires PowerPoint or a PowerPoint viewer.
»» Read a letter on event rescheduling of athletic contests
Our administration is in communication with the Alabama Department of Public Health and the State Department of Education, is following State Department of Education guidelines, and is closely monitoring the developing situation with the Swine Flu in Alabama. Please visit the ADPH Website for current public information and video.

State of the Schools
View Dr. Joyce Levey's State of the Schools Address in Windows Media Player format.

2009 Spring Assessment
Download the letter from Dr. Joyce Levey (pdf format) regarding important assessments this spring.

Magnet School Information:
Download FAQ in Word or PDF
View a PowerPoint presentation in Flash or MP4

School Choice and Supplemental Educational Services

Employee Newsletters - current and archived

ALSDE Technology Newsletter

Tuscaloosa City Schools State Reports

Strategic Plan
»» view Table of Contents
»» view Strategic Plan (large file-allow time to download)

Archived Web pages

Inside Tuscaloosa City Schools
»» view
»» blog

Support our Strings Program!

The Strings in Schools program supports development of the whole child. Watch this space for ways you can help support Strings (coming soon).

Meanwhile, please visit the Strings in Schools Webpage.

Download a video featuring interview with students, faculty, and community leaders:
Strings Video - Windows Media format
Strings Video - MP4 format