Cullman Middle School

The Cullman County Child Development Center is a public special education school operated by Cullman County Schools. It provides academic instruction and support for students with disabilities who have IEPs. The school serves students in grades K through 12 at its campus on US Highway 31 N in Cullman. It maintains an inclusive environment with differentiated instruction to meet individual learner needs. Placement occurs through the district special education process. Families or schools refer students for evaluation; eligible students receive an IEP developed to address their specific needs. The school is tuition-free for district-placed students.

Cullman City Primary School (CCPS) is dedicated to nurturing the whole child, serving students from kindergarten through second grade with a focus on those who may face unique challenges in their learning journey. The school's mission emphasizes the development of a strong academic foundation, fostering curiosity and a love for discovery while ensuring that students are equipped with essential skills for their future. CCPS employs innovative teaching methodologies, including the Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) training, ongoing assessment projects, and STEM initiatives that integrate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics into early education. With a commitment to creating an inclusive and supportive environment, CCPS maintains a low student-teacher ratio to ensure personalized attention and meaningful connections between educators and families. The school also offers a variety of outdoor clubs and after-school programs that further enrich the educational experience, making it a distinctive choice for parents seeking a holistic approach to their children's education.