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ALT Alabama 4-h graphic. 🌱 Agronomy E-Learning Academy Scholarship 🌱 High school sophomores and juniors, this is a great opportunity to earn a Crop Professional Certificate! ✅ Fees covered by a grant from the Ballmer Group ✅ Flexible asynchronous classes ✅ 12-week digital badges (~30 hours each) ✅ Earn your Crop Professional Certificate by May 2027 📌 Only 20 spots available How to Apply: • Complete the application on 4-H Online (https://4honline.com) • Attach your high school transcripts • Submit a short essay explaining why you want to participate and what you hope to gain 🗓 Deadline: April 15, 2026 Don’t miss this chance to build skills and explore the future of agriculture! The Alabama Cooperative Extension System is an equal opportunity educator, employer, and provider. If you need a reasonable accommodation or free language access services, contact ACES Human Resources at [email protected] or (334) 844-5531.
ALT 🌱 Agronomy E-Learning Academy Scholarship 🌱 High school sophomores and juniors, this is a great opportunity to earn a Crop Professional Certificate! ✅ Fees covered by a grant from the Ballmer Group ✅ Flexible asynchronous classes ✅ 12-week digital badges (~30 hours each) ✅ Earn your Crop Professional Certificate by May 2027 📌 Only 20 spots available How to Apply: • Complete the application on 4-H Online (https://4honline.com) • Attach your high school transcripts • Submit a short essay explaining why you want to participate and what you hope to gain 🗓 Deadline: April 15, 2026 Don’t miss this chance to build skills and explore the future of agriculture! The Alabama Cooperative Extension System is an equal opportunity educator, employer, and provider. If you need a reasonable accommodation or free language access services, contact ACES Human Resources at [email protected] or (334) 844-5531.
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ALT 2026 EHS PROM INFORMATION: Location: LaMarr Civic Center Date: Friday, March 27 - 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Crowning of Prom King and Queen: 9:00 p.m. Lead Out: Juniors will be allowed to enter at 6:45 p.m. to watch Lead Out. Lead Out Group 1 begins at 7:00 p.m. (Seniors were given specific instructions concerning line-up times and guest info.) Lead Out Group 2 begins at 7:30 p.m. (Seniors were given specific instructions concerning line-up times and guest info.) Prom Procedures and Rules: Student Info: Only those who signed up for Lead Out will be allowed to participate. Students participating in Lead Out must be on time (as specified in the packet given when signing up). Late students will not be allowed to participate. Students out of dress code will not be allowed to participate in Lead Out or prom (applies to all students). Students NOT participating in Lead Out must be inside no later than 7:45pm.
ALT Students will not be allowed to exit the ballroom for any reason. If a student exits the ballroom, they will be required to leave the premises. NO PASSES OUT! Dates who do not attend EHS must present a picture ID at the door. Lead Out Guest Info: Lead Out guests must present a ticket at the BACK BALLROOM DOORS to be allowed inside. Late Lead Out guests will not be allowed inside. Lead Out guests will not be allowed inside the main entrance, nor will they be allowed in the restrooms. ALL Lead Out guests, including children, must have a color-coded ticket to present at the door. Guests will not be allowed to stay in the parking lot, before or after Lead Out, for any reason.
ALT February is CTE Month, and we are proud to recognize Mr. Buster Padgett! 🚜 For 33 years, he has served as our Agriscience teacher at Eufaula High School and is truly a gem to our campus. His dedication, knowledge, and hard work have impacted countless students. Mr. Padgett was the first educator in Alabama to receive the Golden Owl Award and has been inducted into the FFA Wall of Honor. As our FFA advisor, he goes above and beyond! From tractor restoration to fruit sales, he gives his all, creating meaningful, hands-on opportunities for students. His dedication and love for his students are evident in everything he does. We are so thankful for his years of service and commitment to EHS!