Demographic Description Of Brindlee Mountain Middle School...

Demographic Description Brindlee Mountain Middle School is a small rural school in Marshall County Alabama located within eight miles of Guntersville, Alabama and Arab, Alabama. BMMS was constructed sixteen years ago to consolidate Grassy and Union Grove junior high schools. This consolidation led to the reorganization of Grassy and Union Grove into elementary schools serving grades kindergarten through fourth grade. In 2004 Brindlee Mountain High School was created, followed by another reorganization of Grassy and Union Grove elementary schools into a primary school serving grades kindergarten through second grade and an elementary school serving grades three through five. In 2011, Union Grove and Grassy schools underwent another transformation when they were renamed Brindlee Mountain Primary School and Brindlee Mountain Elementary School respectively. These changes successfully created the Brindlee Mountain feeder pattern. Brindlee Mountain Middle School is a county school loca ted within eight miles of Guntersville, Alabama and Arab, Alabama. The close proximity to these city school systems and employment opportunities in nearby Huntsville, Alabama impact community identity. Prior to the creation of Brindlee Mountain Middle and High School, students from Grassy and Union Grove Junior High School (including most of the parents and grandparents of current students) were forced to attend high school at either Guntersville or Arab because of the lack of a county highShow MoreRelatedDemographics And Problem Of County School System1565 Words   |  7 Pages Assignment 2: Demographics and Problem Description AEL 638 By: William Ballew Date: 6/25/06 Demographics: Marshall County School System: Marshall County Schools are located in Marshall County, Alabama. The county is surrounded by Madison and Jackson Counties to the north, Morgan County to the west, Cullman, Blount, and Etowah Counties to the south, and DeKalb County to the east. The majority of the schools are found in heavily populated rural areas. Marshall County