Ms. Markesha Jackson received notification that she had met the standard for National Board Certification set by the board of directors of the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS).    To achieve National Board Certification, a candidate must earn a total weighted scaled score that equals or exceeds 275.   The American Council on Education now recognizes the National Board Certification process as comparable to graduate level coursework.  As a National Board Certified Teacher (NBCT), Ms. Jackson is eligible to receive up to nine semester hours of graduate credit in education.   The process is a long and tedious one; however, it is an accomplishment that not all succeed.  This places you above all others.   Again, we say, CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!! 

The Sunshine Times is the official newspaper of Sunshine High School.

Mrs. Workman is featured in the November 2008 issue of Cable in the Classroom. 

The FBLA traveled to Montgomery, Alabama, September 30 to attend the Alabama Department of Education Career Technical Joint Leadership Development Conference with other Career Technical Student Organizations from within Hale County Schools.  The trip was one to remember.  Take a few moments to experience the

We are proud of Mrs. Workman.  Read this article to find out why.