Inglenook K-8 students to have virtual learning days, attend class at temporary locations after school sustains damage in severe weather

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Birmingham City Schools (BCS) says students at Inglenook K-8 School with have two virtual learning days next week and attend class at other locations after the school sustained damage in the recent storms that traveled through central Alabama.

BCS says eight classrooms were impacted during severe storms Tuesday, Nov. 25 and will need repairs.

Birmingham City Schools Superintendent Dr. Mark Sullivan says the students will not be disrupted by the storm damage and repairs.

“Our school buses will transport the Inglenook scholars each day to Hudson K-8, Norwood Elementary and the Martha Gaskins Early Learning Center. Inglenook Principal Dr. Steve Brown is communicating with families to provide transportation details,” Sullivan said.

The school system says students will go to the following locations for class:

• Pre-K
  • Martha Gaskins Early Learning Center
• Kindergarten - 2nd grade
  • Norwood Elementary
• 3rd - 8th grade
  • Hudson K-8 School

The aviation lab, computer lab, and library were among the areas of the school that were damaged.

Dr. Sullivan says the relocation arrangements for Inglenook are temporary.

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