MONTGOMERY – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall today announced the winners of the 2025 Safe School Awards. The selection process featured a comprehensive four phase application and review process by highly educated judges who have skill and knowledge in school safety trends. Nine schools from across the State of Alabama were selected to receive the Safe School Award, the highest achievement. Attorney General Marshall will visit each school to present their award in person.
"Through the Alabama Safe Schools Initiative, we are proud to recognize schools that are leading the way with innovative, proactive approaches to student safety. This year's winners have formulated and simulated critical collaboration that demonstrates a strong commitment to creating secure environments where learning can thrive," stated Attorney General Marshall. "Their dedication sets a powerful example, and I look forward to continuing to highlight effective school safety strategies for administrators, school resource officers, parents, and students across Alabama."
2025 Safe School Award Winners
ACCEL Academy, Mobile
Orange Beach Middle & High School, Orange Beach
Northside High School, Northport
Beauregard Elementary School, Opelika
Allen Thornton Career Technical Center, Killen
Cullman City Primary School, Cullman
Eastwood Elementary School, Decatur
Elvin Hill Elementary School, Columbiana
Harriette W Gwin Elementary School, Hoover
Four additional schools exceeded the minimum state requirements and exhibited dedication to higher standards for student learning, mental health, and safety. These schools were recognized by receiving a congratulatory letter and certificate from the Attorney General.
2025 Silver Model of Enhanced School Safety Award
Woodland Forrest Elementary School, Tuscaloosa
Ladonia Elementary School, Phenix City
Lauderdale County Student Success Center, Florence
2025 Bronze Model of Enhanced School Safety Award
Pike Road Schools Georgia Washington Campus, Pike Road
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