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Skyland Elementary To Celebrate Earning National School Of Character
Tuscaloosa City Schools announced on Thursday that Skyland Elementary has been named a National School of Character.

TUSCALOOSA, AL — Tuscaloosa City Schools announced on Thursday that Skyland Elementary has been named a National School of Character.
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TCS says the designation recognizes schools and districts that demonstrate a dedicated focus on character development.
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“I am so proud of the faculty, staff, and students for making character development a priority,” Skyland Principal Selena Speight said. “At Skyland, we focus on determination, optimism, accountability, and respect. We reflect daily on our core values, and it is evident in the positive culture we have at Skyland.”
The honor will see Skyland and Oakdale join Tuscaloosa Magnet Elementary, Tuscaloosa Magnet Middle and Westlawn Middle, who each received the “2022 State School of Character” designation last for Alabama.
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While Skyland received the designation in May, a celebration will be held at 1 p.m. Friday to allow the students to enjoy the occasion.
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