Attorney General Luther Strange is reinstituting the Attorney General’s Safe Schools Initiative with a new emphasis on encouraging technological advances to deal with the challenges experienced by today’s schools and students.  In a letter sent last week, the Attorney General notified Alabama schools and invited nominations for the 2013 Awards of Excellence.

“The issue of ensuring safe schools for our students has never been more important,” said Attorney General Strange. “These awards have previously provided the opportunity to identify and recognize excellence in school safety. With the revitalization of this program, special emphasis will be placed on the use of technology to ensure that our schools are safe,” wrote Attorney General Strange to principals and superintendents throughout the state.  “My office will also be available to provide constructive feedback to the nominees on how they might improve their existing school safety plans."

Get your career moving at the FREE 4th Annual Marshall County Career Expo, hosted by Snead State.

Dozens of companies and organizations will be on hand, plus representatives from Snead State Community College.

The expo will be Tuesday, April 9th from 12-4pm at the Plunkett-Wallace Gymnasium, located at 509 West Mann Avenue in Boaz.

Dress for success and bring your resume.

(Exhibitors and Sponsors: Sponsorships are available. Contact Teresa Walker at 256-840-4211 or email twalker@snead.edu)

Source: Albertville Chamber of Commerce