Jefferson County School District Serving Jefferson County, AL - Real Estate, Homes For Sale, School & Area Information

Mortimer Jordan High School opened its doors in 1920. The first graduating class consisted of two young ladies. Since that time, almost 10,000 students have been graduated. The school was named for Captain Mortimer Harvie Jordan, a World War I hero who was killed in battle in 1918. He was a physician as well as a soldier and officer. He is buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

The original school was located in Morris, Alabama. The humble structure consisted of only five rooms. In 2011, the school was relocated to a massive state-of-the-art facility some four miles away in Kimberly. Centennial celebration festivities are planned throughout the year.

The Miss Clay Days Beauty Pageant will be held Mar 15th at the Clay-Chalkville High School Auditorium. There are several age divisions with awards being presented in each division. Please visit www.missclaydays.com for more information.

Located at 600 Kimberly Cut Off Raod, this is a beautiful elementary school for kindergarden thru 5th grade. They have wonderful, caring teachers & staff.They have a walking track behind the school and nice large playground. Go Blue Devils!

Beautiful new Mortimer Jordan High School offers a lot for students. The new sports field includes girls' softball, boys' baseball and the football field is fabulous. Go Blue Devils!

Snow Rogers Elementary School - from the outside it welcomes you in! Once you enter you see all of the technology and school pride. The faculty and staff are some of the best in the system. With learning a top priority, this school gives each student personalized attention. Snow Rogers Elementary School makes up part of the area schools.

The PTA is sponsoring a Fall Festival 2013 on October 4, 2013 5:00-9:00pm - Food, Fun Fundraiser!! Come on out and support your schools!

Fall-Friday-Football! The Gardendale Rockets will play host to Briarwood High School in 6A action Friday Night. Driver Stadium is the place to be!!! Go Rockets!

Gardendale has a new high school just finished in 2009 at the sum of $46 million. It is has grades 9-12 and can accommodate 1,200 students.