Mission Statement
The mission of the Talladega City School System is to create a culture of learning that provides
opportunities for high achievement, a foundation for lifelong success, and to instill pride
among our students, parents, employees and community.
Belief Statements:
Education should include meaningful, rigorous, relevant and high quality instruction that meets the diverse needs of individual students through innovative approaches.
All students should be challenged to reach their highest potential and given the opportunity to learn at high levels.
Good character includes morally and socially acceptable behavior.
Educators and students must be provided with up-to-date technology and infrastructure to be successful.
Consistent and clear communication between the Board, Superintendent, school leaders, and all school system stakeholders is expected.
Education is a shared responsibility between parents, students and educators that will inspire and improve the quality of life for families, the community and students.
High morals and ethical behaviors will be modeled by students, teachers, staff, and administrators.
Students and employee should be provided with an emotionally and physically safe environment.
Diversity is respected, included and valued.
Faith inspires.
A healthy school system is vital to a vibrant, prosperous community.
The Talladega City Schools' Title IX Coordinator is Mrs. Melissa Dyer. She can be reached at the District's Central Office, 501 South Street East, Talladega, AL 35160, (256) 315-5674. She is responsible for coordinating the District's efforts to comply with and carry out its responsibilities under Title IX, a law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender in the District's programs and activities.