Thank you Dr. Houston Byrd, professor of chemistry at the University of Montevallo, for speaking to our honors science classes about careers in chemistry and the University of Montevallo.
More Southern Research Field Trip pictures
Students from our honors science classes had an amazing day at Southern Research. They completed the lab-Bitter Truth: A Taste of Genetics. The students stepped into the shoes of a molecular biologist and extracted their own DNA, amplified it using PCR, and visualized the results through gel electrophoresis to uncover the genetic code behind their unique taste experience. #southernresearch
Who Will You Serve?
At Vinemont High School, we believe that the more involved our students are, the better prepared they will be for life. This group has been exceptionally involved, and we’re proud of their spirit!
This week, our students have the opportunity to support our Cheer Team, Volleyball Team, and Football Team. If parents allow their students to attend these games, we want to support that decision 100%. We encourage our kids to cheer each other on as loudly and positively as possible!
Our student sections have been outstanding this year, and we want to keep that momentum going. Remember, it's never about the other team or their students; it’s about supporting our own with positive energy.
Parents, please send notes if your student needs to check out early to attend these events. As a school, we will serve our students by ensuring they continue to have rigorous yet flexible learning opportunities during these busy weeks.
Go Eagles!
Dr. Robin Netherton
Principal, Vinemont High School
At Vinemont High School, we believe that the more involved our students are, the better prepared they will be for life. This group has been exceptionally involved, and we’re proud of their spirit!
This week, our students have the opportunity to support our Cheer Team, Volleyball Team, and Football Team. If parents allow their students to attend these games, we want to support that decision 100%. We encourage our kids to cheer each other on as loudly and positively as possible!
Our student sections have been outstanding this year, and we want to keep that momentum going. Remember, it's never about the other team or their students; it’s about supporting our own with positive energy.
Parents, please send notes if your student needs to check out early to attend these events. As a school, we will serve our students by ensuring they continue to have rigorous yet flexible learning opportunities during these busy weeks.
Go Eagles!
Dr. Robin Netherton
Principal, Vinemont High School
Breakfast and Lunch Menus for 10/20 to 10/24/25.
Senior PARENTS - Caps and Gowns and other senior supplies can be ordered Oct 22nd - Next Wednesday at 9 am in the gym. This is the last chance to order before there are late fees. Please see the Herf Jones Rep this coming Wednesday. This includes ALL seniors, fast track, virtual, and traditional.
Breakfast and Lunch Menus for 10/14 to 10/17/25
FALL BREAK, TESTING, and COLLEGE CLASSES.
Fall Break is HERE, we are OUT FRIDAY AND MONDAY! Go Eagles!
11th and 12th-grade students: Wallace State DE Course Approval form must be completed and submitted to the school by Tuesday, 10/14, to meet the funding deadline for Spring DE courses. Any student who takes a DE Course semester and does not have their form completed and turned in by Tuesday will have to pay in full for any course they take with Wallace State.
12th and 10th-grade students take the PreACT and Workkeys tests on Thursday, October 16, 2025. All 10th-grade students, including virtual students, MUST be here to participate in the state-required testing on that date.
Fall Break is HERE, we are OUT FRIDAY AND MONDAY! Go Eagles!
11th and 12th-grade students: Wallace State DE Course Approval form must be completed and submitted to the school by Tuesday, 10/14, to meet the funding deadline for Spring DE courses. Any student who takes a DE Course semester and does not have their form completed and turned in by Tuesday will have to pay in full for any course they take with Wallace State.
12th and 10th-grade students take the PreACT and Workkeys tests on Thursday, October 16, 2025. All 10th-grade students, including virtual students, MUST be here to participate in the state-required testing on that date.
Team A.S.C.E.N.T. had an amazing time in our kindergarten classes at Vinemont Elementary. Students colored rockets, decided their rocket destination, and named their rocket. Students also shared their rockets ideas with our InSPIRESS team.
Our InSPIRESS team, Team A.S.C.E.N.T., visited with our pre-k classes at Vinemont Elementary this week. They discussed their mission to the Moon and the importance of rockets. Students designed playdough rockets and told the team about their design. Our InSPIRESS team had a blast!
Cullman County Soil and Water Conservation Auxiliary held a reception this afternoon to honor their essay and poster contest winners. Sam Hudson won 3rd place in the poster contest. Alyssa Kilpatrick won 1st place and Maggie Payne won 3rd place in the essay contest. Congratulations to our winners!
Breakfast and Lunch Menus for 10/6 to 10/10/25
Aubrey Savery and Sydney Summers from UAH visited our InSPIRESS team today to discuss design ideas for their payload to the Moon.
Thank you Mia Holt, Brandon Callahan, and Kristin Chau Le for talking to our National Honor Society members
about Curt's Closet and the services that this nonprofit provides for our county. Students were able to sign up to volunteer for this organization.
Forensic Science classes designed crime scenes to use throughout the next few weeks. They will use these crime scenes to investigate the process of CSI. They will photograph, sketch, and use grids patterns to search and mark evidence to solve the crime.
Breakfast and Lunch Menus for 9/29 to 10/3/25
UPDATED Homecoming Dress-Up Days!
Breakfast and Lunch Menus for 9/22 to 9/26/25
Parent meeting for students interested in wrestling on Sept 25th in the Lunchroom 5pm.
I'm a parent, I'm super busy, and I want to provide the best guidance and information for my high school-aged student. I believe that other parents might need help navigating the high school and early college experience. I want to provide the needed information to our parents in formats that they can use. Here is the first attempt, "The ACT" in flyer format. Please let me know your thoughts on this and questions, also if there are other topics or formats that you would like to see information on. I want to SERVE our students in our community, CRADLE TO CAREER, and hope to share more helpful information through a series I'm calling Parent University. You can email me at rnetherton@ccboe.org.
Go Eagles!
Go Eagles!
