Springville Al Area Rotary Club

04/04/2024

The Peach Cobb was with Springville Al Area Rotary Club! What better way to serve the community than rotary?

Tawana Lee Toles is a native of Springville and a former K -12 grade student at the Springville Schools. Ms. Toles enjoys working within a community she loves. Ms. Toles has worked in the field of Special Education for 18 years. She has been teaching at Springville High School for 11 years as the Self-contained Special Education Teacher.
While at SHS, she has coached junior varsity cheerleaders and co-directed the Miss Springville High School Pageant.
Ms. Toles is thankful for the opportunity to work in her purpose as an educator, advocate, and mentor.

Emma Parker
My name is Emma Parker, and I am a senior at Springville high school. I’ve grown up in Springville my whole life and wouldn’t trade this little town for the world. Most people may recognize me from standing on the sidelines cheering on our football and basketball teams as I cheered for 12 years. Being a captain my junior year and leading the first cheer team in over a decade to nationals has to be by far one of my favorite accomplishments. I’m also involved in clubs such as Beta Club, Student Council where I hold the position of Treasurer of my class, Peer Helpers, and FCCLA, and have held A honor roll all four years of high school. After high school I plan to attend Auburn University with a major in business and a minor in biology to aid me in medical device sales in the future. Thank you for choosing me as rotary student of the month!

Luke Russo:
Senior of the Class of 2024, has attended Springville schools since kindergarten
GPA- 4.41 while taking advanced courses and is ranked #1/166 students. Captain of the Varsity Tennis Team for 3 years
2023-2024 Fire Prevention Ambassador for Springville Fire Department
2023 SHS Delegate at The American Legion 86th Alabama Boys State. Member of Beta Club and previously member of Student Council.

The Peach Cobb was with Springville Al Area Rotary Club! What better way to serve the community than rotary? And to celebrate exceptional students & teachers!!!

Tawana Lee Toles - ExTrAoRdInArY Teacher!
Luke Russo - Rotary Student of the Month
Emma Parker - Rotary Student of the Month

If you see a friend in this pic, feel free to tag them!

Peace, love, and peaches! 🙏♥️🍑😁

01/04/2024

Kicking off 2024 with our favorite presentation.

January Student and Teacher of the Month!!!

Mallory Knowles is a member of BETA Club, FFA, Student Council and Peer Helpers. Mallory is a member of the Girls' Tennis Team. She plans to attend Wallace State and majoring in diagnostic imaging.

Spencer Stewart has lived in Springville his entire life and grew up attending Springville Schools. Spencer is a member of the BETA Club, Key Club and President of the FFA. He is also a member of the Springville Fishing Club and played high school football for 4 years. Spencer was name the St. Clair All County Team and the Trussville Tribune All-Tribune Team. He plans on attending Auburn University and majoring in Poultry Science.

Our teacher of the Month is Lamar Vann. Mr. Vann is a graduate of Springville High School and Auburn University. He does an outstanding job with our Agriscience department. He has been teaching for 20 years and 17 years at Springville High School.

01/04/2024

December Rotary News.......

Student and Teacher of the Month!
Cadence Sweatt is an athletic trainer, member of FCCLA for 3 years and FFA for 2 years. Cadence loves being an athletic trainer because she hopes to be a Physical Therapist. She has learned responsibility and time management serving as a trainer.

Noel Cox has participated in multiple team sports during high school. This year he tried a new sport and joined the Golf Team. He plans to attend Shelton State.

Teacher of the month is Jon Clements. This is his third year at Springville High School. He serves as a Physical Education and Driver's Ed Teacher. He is also the Head Football Coach. This year he served as the first Girl's Bowling Coach.

We had several special guests today!! Kevin Browning is the owner of Kind Cups Coffee Shop. If you have not stopped by you are missing out on great coffee and a friendly staff.

FCF Interact Club shared some exciting news about their charity work and community involvement. They are busy changing lives and making a positive impact in our community. Samantha Fowler, Secretary/Treasurer and McKenizie Fowler, President are both amazing young ladies.

11/09/2023

🎉🎉🎉Congratulations Dr. Moore!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Congratulations to Dr. Moore!!!

11/07/2023

Congratulations to our Students and Teacher of the Month!

Callen Mobley is a member of the SHS volleyball team, Beta Club, Key Club, FCCLA, and the historian for the Neuroscience Club. After graduation with honors, she plans to attend Auburn University and major in Occupational Therapy and minor in Special Education. She plans to attend UAB for graduate school.

Jacob Blandamer is a member of the SHS varsity football team and a member of the SHS outdoor track and field team as well as Beta Club. After high school, he plans to serve a two-year mission for his church and afterwards attend BYU where he will major in accounting.

Jonathan Ford has been a teacher for 25 years, 2 years at SMS and 21 at SHS. He currently teaches Algebra. 2 and Precalculus but has taught every level of math from 7th grade and up to Precal. He has also coached for 27 years at Springville.

Jamie Twente, Springville Librarian, spoke to us about all the services provided by the Springville Library.

10/26/2023

Congratulations to Dr. Greg Moore 🎉🎉🎉

Congratulations to our own Dr. Greg Moore, Principal of Springville High School being named Principal of the Year for District VI. We are so proud of you! Springville High School

10/24/2023

We would like to thank our guest speaker Rhonda Bell. She shared with us John Maxwell’s List for Law Action Steps

My name is Rhonda Bell. I am a wife, mom of two girls along with a ridiculous amount of animals. I work as an RN at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Birmingham. Currently, I am in the last semester of the Highland College Evening Program and now a Maxwell Leadership Team Member. My goal is to help others elevate their daily routines for a life-altering purpose.

This is John Maxwell’s list for Law 14 action steps.

Choose and display the right attitude.
Determine and act on important priorities.
Know and follow healthy guidelines.
Communicate with and care for my family.
Practice and develop good thinking.
Make and keep proper commitments.
Earn and properly mange finances.
Deepen and live out my faith.
Initiate and invest in solid relationships.
Plan for and model generosity.
Embrace and practice good values.
Seek and experience improvements.

Mike Ennis, Rhonda Bell, Linda Burns and Fab Burns

10/20/2023

Congratulations to our SHS Students and Teacher of the Month!

Caden Whitt
I am committed to Troy with a full ride. I have a 4.2 GPA and 34 ACT. I am Captain in the band where I play the alto saxophone, and I am on the Varsity tennis team. I am also an all-state Tenor, and I am extremely involved in our new choir program. I am also involved in the Beta Club.

10/20/2023

Congratulations to our SHS Students and Teacher of the Month!

Mrs. Karen New has been a counselor at SHS for 13 years. She handles a variety of things in our Counselor Department and does a tremendous job helping our students, faculty, and staff members achieve success in our building.

10/20/2023

Congratulations to our SHS Students and Teacher of the Month!

Annie Grant

have been on the varsity soccer team for 5 years and played striker for the 5a State Championship Team.

I am a section leader and woodwind captain in the band as well as a section leader for the sopranos in the choir. I use this musical experience to be a part of the Worship orchestra at Crosspoint Church where I play my clarinet on Sunday mornings.

I’m a member of Beta Club, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, FCCLA, First Priority and Neuroscience Club. I have a 4.4 GPA and plan to go to UAB where I will major in biomedical Sciences to pursue a career in hematology.

09/21/2023

We would like to thank Aislinn Harmon our guest speaker for giving us great information.

Aislinn Harmon Campbell
St. Clair County 9-1-1 Director

Aislinn Campbell was named St. Clair County E9-1-1 Director in March of 2020.
She works under the authority of the St. Clair County E911 Board, which is also
the County Commission, and alongside the St. Clair County Emergency
Management Agency. As the Director she is responsible for managing the funding
that provides the communication infrastructure and the support and maintenance of
software that allows the Operations Center to receive 911 calls. Aislinn is also
responsible for all property addressing in the county. She maintains the GIS maps
and databases for every road and address in the county. Aislinn will complete her
Emergency Communication Director certification this spring. She is also on tract
to receive the nationally recognized designation of Emergency Numbers
Professional in the fall.

Prior to being named 9-1-1 Director, Aislinn was the Chief Mapper for the St.
Clair County Revenue Commission. She started her career with St. Clair County in
2005 when she was hired by, then Revenue Commissioner, Elizabeth Mealer. In
2008 she obtained the designation of Alabama Certified Mapper through Auburn
University. She spent 15 years in the Revenue Department developing the current
base map that is used by many departments and agencies today.

Aislinn currently serves as Vice President of the Alabama Association of 9-1-1
Directors (AAND) and as Vice President of the Legislative Committee of the
Alabama chapter of Nation Emergency Numbers Association (ALNENA). She is
also an active member of other professional organizations including: ACCA,
NENA, APCO, GISAA, URISA, AAAO.

Aislinn enjoys working with the citizens, volunteers, school systems, and
municipalities across the county. She has several public information projects in the
works. Aislinn looks forward to keeping St. Clair County at the forefront of the 9-
1-1 industry advancements. She gives thanks to the St. Clair County E9-1-1 Board
for making public safety and emergency response a top priority for the citizens of
St. Clair County.

Mike Ennis and Aislinn Harmon