Cullman Primary 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 Middle School is dedicated to fostering a nurturing and empowering learning environment for all students, where they can unlock their full potential through hard work and self-accountability. Serving a diverse student body, the school emphasizes its mission through the core values of Character, Citizenship, and Scholarship. With an impressive 96% state report card grade and a low student-to-teacher ratio, Cullman Middle School ensures that each child receives the personalized attention they need to thrive academically and socially. The school offers a robust academic curriculum complemented by a variety of electives, including art, STEM, and agriscience, which encourage hands-on learning and leadership development through programs such as FFA. Additionally, the athletics program promotes teamwork and personal growth, while the Fine Arts Department provides a vibrant platform for artistic expression. What sets Cullman Middle School apart is not only its commitment to academic excellence but also its strong partnerships with families and the community, creating an inclusive atmosphere where students are encouraged to become engaged citizens ready to succeed in their future endeavors.