Bill of Rights Game

Bill of Rights Game

Age Range: 10 and up (approximately)

The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia provides this fun, free game that helps students learn about the Bill of Rights. The premise is that the "National Computer" has crashed and deleted parts of the Bill of Rights! Your mission is to navigate through a map of a community called Freeville and identify the rights being used there to restore the document to its original content.

When you get to the site you will see a message that the computer has crashed. Click "Start" and the game map opens. Click on the landmarks to see a picture that depicts one of the 8 missing rights. Then, answer a multiple choice question to identify the missing right and help restore the document.  A correct answer adds the text back into the Bill of Rights that you'll see displayed on the right hand side of the screen. 

If this game sparks interest in the U.S. Constitution, don't miss exploring the "Interactive Constitution" housed at the National Constitution Center Museum to learn more.

Review by http://www.ClickSchooling.com

Waltee’s Quest: The Case of the Lost Art

The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland has one of the most incredible site for students I have seen.  Waltee’s Quest is an interactive adventure where students help solve a mystery and discover a variety of art along the way.  Students begin their adventure by watching an introduction animation of the Walters Art Museum where inside curator Waltee is getting ready for an exhibit and preparing the museum for visitors.  While Waltee is preparing, lightning strikes, the elevator shakes, and a wild whirlwind takes all the museum treasures with it.  Students ride a magical elevator to travel to different worlds in an effort to find the lost art.  As students explore the different rooms, they discover treasures and learn about the real museum items. Students can click “Learn more” every time they discover a new item and the “Walteepedia” opens up with more information. This is truly one of the most engaging, interactive, sites I have seen.  I love that the site drops students in the middle of a story mystery and enlists their help to right the museum.  As students explore each room they learn more about history, see incredible artwork, and get an inside peek into being a museum curator.  The graphics and attention to detail are really amazing! This review was found on http://ilearntechnology.com/

Bham Zoo Teaching Position

Birmingham Zoo Hi Everyone,   We have two part-time teaching positions available within the education department that we hope to fill immediately, and part-time summer camp teaching positions that we started interviewing for starting as of this week. If  you are interested, or you know of anyone who might be interested, please visit http://www.birminghamzoo.com/employment/ for more information on the positions and instructions on how to apply.   FYI - The summer camp position descriptions may not be posted on the Zoo's website until next week.   Here is just a bit about each position: ·         The education teacher position will deal mostly with our informal education classes that have our 6 month to 5 years of age group and our homeschoolers that range from 1-9 grade (and 10-12 grade oncewe are back to full staff). ·         The zooschool position deals strictly with 7th graders in a more traditional classroom setting (although we still utilize what the Zoo has to offer). We are looking for someone who would feel comfortable teaching the science portion of the class. They do not have to have a science background. ·         The summer camp teaching positions are for full-day and half-day camps. You can find more information on our summer camps athttp://www.birminghamzoo.com/education/summer-camps/ If you are interested, please send your cover letter, resume, and Birmingham Zoo employment application to bkutsch@birminghamzoo.com You can download an employment application athttp://www.birminghamzoo.com/employment/   Thank you,   Brian Kutsch Education Manager CEC Education Advisor Program Co-Manager bkutsch@birminghamzoo.com Office (205) 879-0409 Ext. 235 Birmingham Zoo 2630 Cahaba Road Birmingham, AL 35223 "Inspiring Passion for the Natural World..." We are an AZA accredited zoo Attention AZA Members: Would you like to become an education advisor and help conserve a species that is close to your heart, or are you looking for an education advisor to help build a conservation project? Please email me and I will be happy to help.

Little Bird Tales

Little Bird Tales is a new way to digital story tell with primary students.  With Little Bird Tales, students can upload their own artwork, record their voice, add text and email their finished creations to family and friends. Sign up on Little Bird Tales requires an email address for verification purposes.  This can be a parent email address (the site is geared for 3 to 14-year-old children so a student address is not necessary).  Little Bird Tales includes a built-in art pad where students can create pictures online.  They also have the option to upload photographs and images they have created offline.  Each page give students a place to add a picture, text and voice recording.  Finished books can be saved and accessed online or sent via email.  Students can use Little Bird Tales for creative writing and imaginative stories, as a way to reflect on learning, or as a keepsake for parents.  Students can take pictures of science experiments and create a digital science journal detailing the experiment with text and student voice reflections included.

Review came from ilearntechnology.com

Children's University

ChildrensUniversity

Age Range: 6-12 

This awesome site features fantastic multimedia children's site includes a combination of interactive learning materials, downloadable resources, educational games and videos on the following subjects:  

• The Body and Medicines
• Energy and the Environment
• Ancient Egypt
• The Earth and Beyond
• Teeth and Eating
• Micro-organisms
• The Brain and Senses
• Talking Textiles
• Words

Everest Academy Participation Policy

Everest loves providing quality activities to the homeschooling community!  More and more opportunities are opening up every day as the general population becomes receptive to the homeschooling community.  We want to keep those opportunities open and not close any doors due to any disruptive or inconsiderate behavior.  Please note the following Everest Academy Participation Policy.  This policy pertains to anyone that attends any Everest Academy sponsored event.

Everest Academy Participation Policy:

• Please check your email the morning of any field trip for last minute cancellations or instructions, especially during inclement weather. 
• Please show up if you sign up (especially for limited or FREE trips - It reflects badly on homeschoolers as a whole when we have 100 people sign up and 10 people show up)
• Please DO NOT show up if you have not signed up (if a RSVP is required).
• Please arrive on time. 
• Each child MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult. "Drop offs" are not allowed. 
• Please make sure that field trips are age appropriate for your children. 
• Children should be supervised at all times. 
• Make sure to follow any rules/policies set forth by the establishment we are visiting.
• Children are expected to behave. Disruptive families will be asked to leave the event. 
• There is a zero tolerance rule for any acts of violence, abusive behavior, profanity, or illegal activities. 
• We take lots of pictures which may appear on the Everest Academy website or Alabama Homeschooling Facebook page (no names listed without permission) 
• Everest Academy is not responsible for any injuries, theft, or loss of personal property at any events. All participants take full responsibility for their children and attend events "at your own risk".
• All events are family friendly.  Drugs and alcohol use is prohibited.
• Everest Academy reserves the right to update this policy as needed.

Participation Restrictions

Participation restrictions will be enforced for any families who do not follow the Everest Academy Participation Policy:

• Warning 1 - Written notification of complaint with Participation Policy will be sent via email.
• Warning 2 - Written notification of complaint, Participation Policy, and notification that there will be one more warning before restrictions are enforced. 
• Warning 3 - Written notification of complaint, Participation Policy, and three-month restriction from activities will be sent via email.
• Warning 4 - Written notification of complaint, Participation Policy, and remainder of the school year restriction from activities will be sent via email.

Please note that the above plan is only a generality and that participation restrictions will be set in proportion to the level of the severity of the behavior.  Everest Academy reserves the right to restrict any family from any and all field trips/activities.   


Disclaimer: With all field trips, Everest Academy suggests that you research the subject matter to determine if each field trip is appropriate for your family.  All field trips are offered on an optional basis and not required.  Field trips are offered as an educational outlet only and does not constitute endorsement of the organization or beliefs.  

Tut Pup

Tut Pup (http://tutpup.com) is a free math fact and spelling practice website. Students are matched up with other students from around the world where they play fact games and compete in real time. This site does not collect personal information about students and there are several games to choose from, each with multiple levels. Students can practice spelling, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, algebra, and a mixture of those skills.

The Visual Dictionary

The Visual Dictionary

Age Range: All (with parental supervision)

It offers a free online Visual Dictionary. It's different from a regular dictionary. Instead of just word definitions, it provides colorful visual images that enhance the meaning of the words and concepts you explore. Concise textual definitions (in three languages) are included, but it's secondary to the images.

When you get to the site, you'll see an icon menu of the list of topics that are in The Visual Dictionary. I suggest you click on "List of Topics" on the menu tab because then you can see each topic area with a drop-down list of what it covers as follows:

*Vegetal Biology - See images (with text) that define and describe plant cell structure, structure of a leaf, leaf shapes, types of roots, flower germination, diagram of the stages of mitosis, fruits, vegetables, and much more. 

*Animal Biology - Learn about the structure of a bacterial cell or an amoeba or paramecium, find out about the anatomy of an earthworm, starfish, jellyfish, snake, frog, fish, shark, fly, bee, cricket, spider, bird, bat, cat, dog, deer, gorilla and more.

*Human Biology - Explore cells, muscles, skeletal system, finger nails, parts of a tooth, nervous system, eyes, ears, nasal and oral cavities, digestive system, respiratory system, human heart, reproductive system, and more.

*Music - Discover a wide variety of instruments from around the world including Europe, India, China, Africa, and South America. Get info on percussion, wind, brass, and string instruments. Learn about music notation.

*Transport - Learn all about automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, trains, boats, planes, hot air balloons, and rockets. Get details on engines, air filters, brakes, shock absorbers, tires, and more.  Explore roads and bridges.

*Clothing - Everything you ever wanted to know about clothing and accessories including info on cultural differences in styles. Check out uniforms and costumes too!

 

In addition to the visual images in this dictionary, you'll also find some videos that promote learning. 

  

This is a great reference tool. Just exploring The Visual Dictionary is sure to springboard interest in a wide variety of topics. Bookmark it to return often.

This review came from http://www.ClickSchooling.com

We Choose the Moon

We Choose the Moon -   The site drops students right into history where they get to witness, and take part in the Apollo 11 launch and mission.  Time travel might not exist yet, but I’m telling you, this site is the next best thing.  Students actually hear all of the chatter from Mission Control, control the launch, view all 11 stages of the mission, read mission transmission, and follow the mission  in “real-time”.  I cannot say enough about how truly awesome this experience is for students.  At each stage, students can explore more in-depth by looking through actual pictures from the mission, videos (including JFK’s We Choose the Moon speech), and a “map” of the stages Apollo 11 took to get to the moon. 

Website review came from ilearntechnology.com

Science Animation Gallery

Science Animation Gallery:  Sumanas, Inc has created a complete animation gallery for science.  Each animation comes with a written summary description, a narrated animation, a step-through tutorial (understanding the concept through a series of steps), and a quiz.  There are a variety of main topics, each with several related animation modules.  In the gallery you will find General Biology, Molecular Biology, General Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biopsychology/Neuroscience, Ecology, Astronomy, Statistics, Chemistry, and Environmental Science.  There is also a Science in Focus section for animations that explain science topics that are in the news (stem cells, malaria, gene therapy, ulcers, antibiotic resistance, and anthrax).  These are great for current event science conversations and understandings. How to integrate Science Animation Gallery: The Science Animation Gallery takes what can be difficult to understand concepts, and animates them in a way that breaks down the concept into manageable parts. Many of the science concepts are more appropriate for middle and high school students, but some sections, like Astronomy, include animations that are useful for elementary students (moon phases).  Students can use the animations to explore science concepts that they are interested in learning more about, or to further delve into a topic just touched on in curriculum.  Many of the animations would make a great launching point for science experiments and inquiry units. Tips: Some of the animations are available for download and can be played on an iDevice or in iTunes. This review came from ilearntechnology.com

Spotlight: Danielle Dowell

The following article is about Danielle Dowell who is an awesomely interesting person and Everest Academy mom.  Great article Danielle!

Backwards Beekeepers TV: Principles and Strategies

This article came from Backwards Beekeepers

Earlier this week Kirkobeeo did a video chat on Skype with Danielle, who is president of a beekeepers association in Birmingham, Alabama. She and Kirk talked about the ideas behind Backwards Beekeeping and strategies for getting people informed about them.

FREE Pocket Declaration of Independence & Constitution of the United States

FREE Pocket Declaration of Independence and Constitution of the United States!

Expected Release Date: February 28, 2011 This handy booklet introduces you to two of the greatest legal documents ever written: the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution. The Declaration of Independence establishes the foundation for human liberty and self-government under God. The United States Constitution is the Supreme Law of the United States and is the most influential legal document in existence today. Two-hundred and twenty-three years old, there are more than 100 countries around the world who have used the U.S. Constitution as the model for their own. Imagine creating a document that governs your grandchildren's grandchildren's grandchildren! That's exactly what the men of the 1787 Constitutional Convention did. For this very reason, great people have spent their lives studying and interpreting the Constitution. In this pocket book, you'll discover for yourself why the United States of America is the greatest nation in the history of the world. Paperback, 64 Pages Get Your Free Copy Today! (Limit One Per Customer • Additional Copies $1 Each)

Big Bible Town

REGISTER FOR YOUR FREE ACCOUNT Children Sharpen Skills Like: Building Personal Character: Bible adventure gameplay reinforces scriptural truths to help build Christian character. Learn Biblical History: Your children will sharpen their Biblical History knowledge by hearing and 'doing' the Bible stories. Math Skills and Money Management: By earning and spending virtual money, kids practice math and money management. Outreach and Spreading the Gospel: Game tasks let children practice acts of service and telling others about Christ. Teamwork and Church Community: Children learn about tithing and that when people work together as a church, they can do great things for their community. Plus -- BIG Bible Town is a completely ad-free, child-safe zone. No personal information is present in the game. All communication among children is limited to predefined, safe, and appropriate messages. visit BIG Bible Town to TRY IT for FREE! BIG Bible Town is an online Bible-story game designed for grades K-6. Using this interactive Bible game, you can bring Bible stories to life in your homeschool Bible studies. BIG Bible Town is the first and only online game that immerses K-6 children in scripture-based Bible adventures with game play that teaches Christian values and encourages kids to put their faith into practice. Third Day Games seeks to"help build Christian character by keeping kids connected to God's Word and instilling Bible knowledge that will serve them for a lifetime and beyond." Children Learn Valuable Life Skills Non-denominational, scripturally accurate, and created to promote Biblical literacy, the objective of BIG Bible Town is to "instill the Word and let the Word do the work." Children have fun playing and participating in dozens of Bible stories from both the Old and New Testaments. They'll strengthen their Bible knowledge by seeing, hearing, and then doing tasks related to Biblical truths fostered in the stories. What Homeschool Parents Are Saying I love that BIG Bible Town is teaching her the word. She loves Club Penguin, but it's so meaningless. So I am glad for this alternative! Nancy A. - Homeschool Mom "This game isn't just about fun (although it is SUPER FUN!), it's also about building character, increasing your child's Bible knowledge, and encouraging them to share their Bible knowledge with friends. It uses the fun of video games to teach Biblical values. Angie K. - Homeschool mom We love this game!! Amen for a game that is not mindless, a game that teaches God's word! We feel so blessed to have found it! My daughter has learned so much and I don't feel guilty letting her play a game that teaches God's word! Thank you Big Bible Town! Michelle R. - Homeschool Mom Try It Out for FREE It's super easy to get started. Just visitwww.BIGBibleTown.com to learn all the details, see a movie of how the game works, and register to start playing for FREE. Your free account lets you create your own character and play 2 of the 23 Bible adventure games - Noah Obeyed God and Jesus and Zacchaeus. See All 23 Bible Adventures! Help Us Reach Our First Million Bible Lessons! www.BIGBibleTown.com

Show Me the Future

Show Me the Future

Mapping Your Future’s Show Me the Future is a financial literacy and life skills game, designed to help 12-20 year olds prepare for their futures.  The game helps players understand: the cost of living; budgeting, which is vital to financial freedom; the difference between wants and needs; the importance of financial planning; the need to set career goals; and the value of higher education. Mapping Your Future welcomes the use of this game in the classroom and at home.  Users are encouraged to play over and over, as they will have different identities each time, helping them base their choices on those varying circumstances. The dollar amounts in this game are based on the cost of living in Greeley, CO.  The cost of living in Greeley is fairly representative of the average cost of living in the United States.

Aerospace Education Opportunity for Homeschoolers

What is an Aerospace Education Member (AEM)?

An AEM is a special category of CAP membership that entitles educators to access products and programs designed especially for teaching aerospace and integrating this fascinating subject into the

curriculum.

Who can join as an AEM?

Any Pre-K through college teacher, retired teacher, administrator, counselor, librarian, Boy or Girl Scout

leader, homeschool teacher, youth camp director or leader, museum educator or director, student teachers,

aides, college education students, or other person interested in promoting aerospace education may join as

a teacher member.

How much does it cost to join?

$35 annually

What requirements do I have as an AEM?

As an AEM, you will determine how to best utilize the many CAP aerospace education materials,

programs, and products with your student(s) as you promote aerospace education. If a teacher wants to

become more involved, there are many opportunities to attend workshops, to do a special activity with

cadets or other community youth, and/or to assist in the development of new curriculum.

What benefits come with an AE membership?

• A personalized Aerospace Education Membership certificate suitable for framing.
• A box of over 20 national standards-based educational materials to use in the classroom and to share with colleagues.
• The opportunity to take an orientation airplane flight over the community and school in Teacher
• Orientation Program (TOP) Flights.
• The opportunity to participate in the Aerospace Education Excellence Award Program (AEX)wherein the teacher completes seven AE activities and then receives a beautiful wood plaque for the classroom and attractive certificates of completion for the students.  
• The option of earning Adams State College graduate credit for participation in the AEX program.
• The opportunity to apply for a competitive $250 classroom grant in the spring or the fall.
• Quarterly AE Newsletters mailings with more educational resources.
• Watching the eyes and spirits of students rise to the skies through the excitement and motivation of aerospace education.

ON LINE MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

https://www.capnhq.gov/CAP.AEOnlineApplication.Web/AEMOnline.aspx

Auburn: LEGO Club

Auburn LEGO Club

Auburn Library

Every other Wednesday

1:00 - 2:00 p.m.

Ages 7 - 13

FREE!!!

For more information you can either contact the Auburn Library or drop Pat Grimes an e-mail at patlgrimes@aol.com.

McCalla: Master's Enrichment Co-op

Who:  Master's Enrichment Co-op

What:  Nursery - 12th grade parent led co-op

When:  Fridays 8:30 - 12:00

Where:  Tannehill Valley Baptist Church in McCalla

Area served:  McCalla/Bessemer/Lakeview/ or anyone who wants to come.  It's near the Tuscaloosa/Jefferson County line.

Contact info:  Janet Mathews (205) 477-7946 or janetmathews@comcast.net

Website:  insidehomeschooling.com

We offer a variety of enrichment activities, such as

• music
• science
• book study
• journalism
• photography
• physical education

Hamilton: Future Leaders In Progress

Hamilton

Future Leaders In Progress/F.L.I.P.

Hamilton Community Center

1st & 3rd Fridays

10:00 a.m.

FLIP is an exciting homeschool support group in Hamilton Alabama. It is open to all homeschoolers. We offer bible study, arts and crafts, science and science experiments, literature, manners and etiquette, Physical Education, fellowship and much more. Classes are held the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month. Held at the Hamilton Community Center. Field trips each month. Curriculum exchanges. Come And join us.We would love to have you.

Email Address:

drupey1234@centurylink.net

Haleyville: Solid Rock Christian Academy

Haleyville

Solid Rock Christian Academy

2nd & 4th Fridays

10:00 a.m.

SRA is a non-denominational Christian class that meets on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of every month. We have bible study, sign language, 4H, art, science, crafts, and field trips. We meet at 10:00 a.m. at Solid Rock Church in Haleyville, Al. All are welcome. Located next to Goars Supermarket off hwy 13 in Haleyville.

MS Office Training Manual Download 

We have made all our MS Office training manuals available to download for free. The files are in PDF format that will allow you Save, Print or Email to yourself. You will find training manuals on: Microsoft Excel Microsoft Powerpoint Microsoft Word Microsoft Project Microsoft Access Microsoft Visio Microsoft Outlook Microsoft FrontPage

Madison County Alabama Homeschoolers

Madison County Alabama Homeschoolers

Madison County Alabama Homeschoolers, formed in 2002, is a support group offering support and field trips to members in the North Alabama area or anyone that is willing to make the drive.

Board of Education Superintendent Addresses

Board of Education 

Superintendent Addresses 

Once you receive the signed Enrollment Packet back from Everest Academy, you MUST forward a signed copy (by the parent and the administrator) of the Church School Enrollment Form to the local city or county Board of Education Superintendent of the student's public school district of residence. If you do not forward this form, then you are not legally homeschooling. 

Albertville City
P O Box 1487
Albertville, AL 35950

Alexander City
P O Box 1205
Alexander City, AL 35011-1205

Andalusia City
122 Sixth Avenue
Andalusia, AL 36420

Anniston City
P O Box 1500
Anniston, AL 36202

Arab City
P O Box 740
Arab, AL 35016

Athens City
455 US Highway 31 North

Athens, AL 35611

Attalla City
101 Case Avenue
Attalla, AL 35954

Auburn City
P O Box 3270
Auburn, AL 36831-3270

Autauga County
153 W Fourth Street
Prattville, AL 36067

Baldwin County
2600-A North Hand Dr.
Bay Minette, AL 36507

Barbour County
P O Box 429
Clayton, AL 36016

Bessemer City
P O Box 1230
Bessemer, AL 35021

Bibb County
103 S W Davidson Dr
Centreville, AL 35042

Birmingham City
P O Box 10007
Birmingham, AL 35202

Blount County
P O Box 578
Oneonta, AL 35121

Brewton City
811 Belleville Avenue
Brewton, AL 36426

Bullock County
P O Drawer 231
Union Springs, AL 36089

Butler County
215 Administrative Dr
Greenville, AL 36037-1833

Calhoun County
PO Box 2084
Anniston, AL 36202

Chambers County
Box 408D
LaFayette, AL 36862

Cherokee County
130 E Main St
Centre, AL 35960-1599

Chilton County
1705 Lay Dam Rd
Clanton, AL 35045

Choctaw County
107 Tom Orr Drive
Butler, AL 36904-3504

Clarke County
Box 936
Grove Hill, AL 36451-0936

Clay County
P O Box 278
Ashland, AL 36251

Cleburne County
93 Education Street
Heflin, AL 36264

Coffee County
400 Reddoch Hill Rd
Elba, AL 36323

Colbert County
1101 Hwy 72 East
Tuscumbia, AL 35674

Conecuh County
100 Jackson Street
Evergreen, AL 36401-2843

Coosa County
P O Box 37
Rockford, AL 35136

Covington County
P O Box 460
Andalusia, AL 36420

Crenshaw County
P O Drawer 72
Luverne, AL 36049

Cullman City
P O Box 887
Cullman, AL 35056-0887

Cullman County
P O Box 518
Cullman, AL 35056-0518

Dale County
PO Box 948
Ozark, AL 36361-0948

Daleville City
626 N Daleville Ave
Daleville, AL 36322-2006

Dallas County
P O Box 1056
Selma, AL 36702-1056

Decatur City
302 4th Ave NE
Decatur, AL 35601-1998

DeKalb County
P O Box 680777
Ft Payne, AL 35967-0777

Demopolis City
P O Drawer 759
Demopolis, AL 36732

Dothan City Schools
500 Dusy Street
Dothan, AL 36301-2506

Elba City
131 Tiger Drive
Elba, AL 36323

Elmore County
P O Box 817
Wetumpka, AL 36092

Enterprise City
Po Box 311790
Enterprise, AL 36331

Escambia County
P O Box 307
Brewton, AL 36427

Etowah County
3200 W Meighan Blvd
Gadsden, AL 35904

Eufaula City
420 Sanford Avenue
Eufaula, AL 36027

Fairfield City
6405 Avenue D
Fairfield, AL 35064

Fayette County
P O Box 599
Fayette, AL 35555

Florence City
541 Riverview Dr
Florence, AL 35630

Fort Payne City
P O Box 681029
Fort Payne, AL 35968-1611

Ft. Rucker
Bldg. 21037 Red Cloud Rd.
Ft. Rucker, AL 36362

Franklin County
P O Box 610
Russellville, AL 35653

Gadsden City
P O Box 184
Gadsden, AL 35999

Geneva City
505 Panther Drive
Geneva, AL 36340

Geneva County
P O Box 250
Geneva, AL 36340

Greene County
P O Box 569
Eutaw, AL 35462

Guntersville City
P O Box 129
Guntersville, AL 35976

Hale County
P O Box 360
Greensboro, AL 36744

Haleyville City
2011 20th Street
Haleyville, AL 35565

Hartselle City
109 College Street NW
Hartselle, AL 35640

Henry County
P O Box 635
Abbeville, AL 36310

Homewood City
P O Box 59366
Homewood, AL 35259   

Hoover City Schools Central Office
2810 Metropolitan Way

Hoover, AL 35243 

Houston County

P O Drawer 1688

Dothan, AL 36302


Huntsville City
P O Box 1256
Huntsville, AL 35807-4801


Jackson County
Courthouse Ste 20, 102 E Laurel St
Scottsboro, AL 35768


Jacksonville City
123 College St SW
Jacksonville, AL 36265-2154

Jasper City
P O Box 500
Jasper, AL 35502


Jefferson County
2100 18th Street S
Birmingham, AL 35209-1891


Lamar County

P O Box 1379

Vernon, AL 35592-1379

Lanett City

105 North Lanier Avenue

Lanett, AL 36863

Lauderdale County

P O Box 278

Florence, AL 35631-0278

Lawrence County

14131 Market St

Moulton, AL 35650

Lee County

Box 120

Opelika, AL 36803-0120

Limestone County

300 S Jefferson St

Athens, AL 35611-2549

Linden City

P O Box 480609

Linden, AL 36748-0609

Lowndes County

P O Box 755

Hayneville, AL 36040

Macon County

P O Box 830090

Tuskegee, AL 36083-0090

Madison City

211 Celtic Drive

Madison, AL 35758

Madison County

P O Box 226

Huntsville, AL 35804

Marengo County

P O Box 480339

Linden, AL 36748-0339

Marion County

188 Winchester Drive

Hamilton, AL 35570

Marshall County

12380 US Highway 431 S

Guntersville, AL 35976

Midfield City

417 Parkwood St

Midfield, AL 35228

Mobile County

P.O. Box 180069

Mobile, AL 36618

Monroe County

Box 967

Monroeville, AL 36461

Montgomery County

P O Box 1991

Montgomery, AL 36102-1991

Morgan County

1325 Point Mallard Pkwy SE

Decatur, AL 35601

Mt Brook City

P O Box 130040

Mt Brook, AL 35213-0040

Muscle Shoals City

P O Box 2610

Muscle Shoals, AL 35662-2610

Oneonta City

27605 State Hwy 75

Oneonta, AL 35121

Opelika City

P O Box 2469

Opelika, AL 36803-2469

Opp City

P O Box 840

Opp, AL 36467

Oxford City

310 East 2nd St

Oxford, AL 36203-1799

Ozark City

928 East Andrews Ave

Ozark, AL 36360

Pell City

25-12th St S

Pell City, AL 35125

Perry County

P O Box 900

Marion, AL 36756

Phenix City

P O Box 460

Phenix City, AL 36868-0460

Pickens County

P O Box 32

Carrollton, AL 35447

Piedmont City

P O Box 232

Piedmont, AL 36272

Pike County

101 W Love Street

Troy, AL 36081-2613

Randolph County

P O Box 288

Wedowee, AL 36278

Roanoke City

P O Box 1367

Roanoke, AL 36274

Russell County

P O Box 400

Phenix City, AL 36868-0400

Russellville City

P O Box 880

Russellville, AL 35653

Scottsboro City

906 S Scott St

Scottsboro, AL 35768

Selma City

P O Box 350

Selma, AL 36702-0350

Sheffield City

300 W 6th St

Sheffield, AL 35660

Shelby County Board of Education

P.O. Box 1910

Columbiana, AL 35051

St Clair County

410 Roy Drive

Ashville, AL 35953

Sumter County

P O Box 10

Livingston, AL 35470

Sylacauga City

605 West Fourth St.

Sylacauga, AL 35150

Talladega City

501 South St E

Talladega, AL 35160

Talladega County

P O Box 887

Talladega, AL 35161-0887

Tallapoosa County

125 N Broadnax St Rm 113

Dadeville, AL 36853

Tallassee City

307 King St

Tallassee, AL 36078

Tarrant City

1318 Alabama St

Tarrant, AL 35217

Thomasville City

P O Box 458

Thomasville, AL 36784

Troy City

P O Box 529

Troy, AL 36081-0529

Trussville City

113 North Chalkville Road

Trussville, AL 35173

Tuscaloosa City

P O Box 038991

Tuscaloosa, AL 35403

Tuscaloosa County

P O Drawer 2568

Tuscaloosa, AL 35403

Tuscumbia City

300 East Seventh St

Tuscumbia, AL 35674-2502

Vestavia Hills City

P O Box 660826

Birmingham, AL 35266-0826

Walker County

P O Box 311

Jasper, AL 35502-0311

Washington County

P O Box 1359

Chatom, AL 36518

Wilcox County

P O Box 160

Camden, AL 36726-0160

Winfield City

P O Box 70

Winfield, AL 35594-0070

Winston County

PO Box 9

Double Springs, AL 35553