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Colbert County Schools board unanimously approves two student field trips

Colbert County Schools Board of Education · February 9, 2026
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At a special-called meeting Feb. 9, 2026, the Colbert County Schools Board unanimously approved a Colbert Heights High baseball trip to Guntersville State Park (March 25–27) and a Colbert County High School Beta Club trip to Birmingham (Feb. 18–20).

The Colbert County Schools Board of Education unanimously approved two spring student field trips at a special-called meeting on Feb. 9, 2026.

Superintendent Nathan Fuller recommended approval of the requests. The board approved Colbert Heights High School’s baseball team trip to Guntersville State Park, scheduled for March 25–27, 2026, with transportation to be provided by school buses and private cars; the request was submitted by coach Eli Fuller. The board also approved Colbert County High School’s Beta Club trip to the National Beta State Convention in Birmingham, Alabama, set for Feb. 18–20, 2026, with travel by school bus; the request was submitted by sponsor Jennifer Black.

The board acted on a motion to approve the agenda items for field trips made by Thomas Burgess and seconded by Jacqueline Witt. The motion passed unanimously.

The approvals were recorded as routine action items; no conditions, special waivers, or funding source changes were noted in the public record. Superintendent Fuller presented the items during the Action Items portion of the meeting, and the board took the votes during the same session.

The board’s approval allows school staff and the listed chaperones to finalize travel logistics. The meeting record does not specify additional chaperone lists, cost breakdowns, or whether parental permission forms were already collected.