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Relationships Matter!

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Mr. Lyle Cooper

Mr. Lyle Cooper

I truly believe the most important function of life is to create relationships. It is the intent of Orange Beach City Schools to establish positive connections with all persons and organizations

After reflection on our brief system’s existence, it brings to light specific relationship-building events, such as July 1’s Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, multiple Meet and Greets, Employee Back to School Bash, Open House events, Makos on Main, Ground Breaking Ceremony, Parents Day, and Homecoming events. There have been many send-offs to State, art and athletic events, and organizational meetings

Two events of late of which I wish to “crow about” are the elementary school’s Christmas program and Grandparents' Day There were 1,000 seats in the Event Center with students on the floor and stage, with many standing in the back of the auditorium. The community support was overwhelming, and the students’ performances were outstanding. It was an incredible event!

As a grandparent, nothing brings greater joy than the happiness of a grandchild Knowing that grandchildren are being educated in a safe and loving environment gives us peace Orange Beach City Schools demonstrated all of the aforementioned during Grandparents’ Day and wishes to thank school and system personnel and the Orange Beach PTO for its efforts. The smiles, hugs, and excitement were more than worth the venture

The system’s New Year’s resolution is to strengthen current connections and facilitate new relationships in the next calendar year If you are not as involved as you would like, please contact the local school or the board office. We will surely welcome your involvement and give you a sense of belonging.

Randy Wilkes, Superintendent

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