Alabama public schools suffer most significant loss of students in decades

Alabama public schools suffer most significant loss of students in decades ...Statewide enrollment fell by about 5,800 students this year according to their yearly audit of enrollment, which runs from October to October each year. Alabama State Superintendent, Eric Mackey, said more than 3,000 students left the public school system for private or home schooling through the state's new CHOOSE Act . However, roughly 2,100 students are currently unaccounted for... Reference: www.waaytv.com
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Huntsville Employment | Toyota adds 350 jobs to north Alabama with new production lines

Toyota adds 350 jobs to north Alabama with new production lines

The new production lines and additional jobs are the result of a $282 million investment into the company’s Huntsville plant that was announced in 2024.

With the addition of the three differential products, the company’s total investment in Toyota Alabama is more than $1.7 billion, according to the release.

Reference: www.al.com

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