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Families in the Tuscaloosa area will have the chance next week to preview — and be among the first applicants for — the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences (ASHS), the state’s newest free residential specialty public high school.
A team of leaders from the school will hold one of its statewide informational meetings, “A Future of Healthcare,” from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 10, in the Board Meeting Room Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama, 2222 9th St. (the former Regions Bank Building).
These events offer parents, students, and community members an inside look at ASHS, which opens in Fall 2026. Each meeting includes presentations from school administrators about the vision of the school, its innovative curriculum, and the unique opportunities students will experience through living on campus. Attendees will also learn about the admissions process and have time to ask questions directly to the leadership team.
“This school is a golden opportunity for Alabama,” said Dr. Jimmy Martin, President of ASHS. “We’re looking for students who want to be pioneers — young people ready to challenge themselves academically, grow in character, and prepare for careers that will change healthcare in Alabama and beyond.”
ASHS will be the fourth state-funded specialty high school in Alabama and the first dedicated exclusively to healthcare sciences. Students will complete the state-required core curriculum while engaging in rigorous academic courses alongside specialized healthcare classes, gain hands-on experience with clinical and community partners, and earn both college credit and industry-recognized certifications before graduation. Graduates will be prepared to step directly into the healthcare workforce or begin college or advanced training with meaningful credits already earned—giving them a clear head start on their future.
To register for the meeting, visit https://tinyurl.com/ASHS-Info-Registration.
About ASHS
The Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences is a public, residential high school serving grades 9–12. With a mission to empower students through compassion, innovation, integrity, and service, ASHS prepares the next generation of healthcare professionals to improve the health of communities across Alabama.
Families in the Troy/Pike County area will have the chance soon to preview — and be among the first applicants for — the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences (ASHS), the state’s newest free residential specialty public high school.
A team of leaders from the school will hold one of its statewide informational meetings, “A Future of Healthcare,” from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 6, in the upstairs classroom at the Troy Medical Center, 1330 U.S. Highway 231, Troy.
These events offer parents, students, and community members an inside look at ASHS, which opens in Fall 2026. Each meeting includes presentations from school administrators about the vision of the school, its innovative curriculum, and the unique opportunities students will experience through living on campus. Attendees will also learn about the admissions process and have time to ask questions directly to the leadership team.
“This school is a golden opportunity for Alabama,” said Dr. Jimmy Martin, President of ASHS. “We’re looking for students who want to be pioneers — young people ready to challenge themselves academically, grow in character, and prepare for careers that will change healthcare in Alabama and beyond.”
ASHS will be the fourth state-funded specialty high school in Alabama and the first dedicated exclusively to healthcare sciences. Students will complete the state-required core curriculum while engaging in rigorous academic courses alongside specialized healthcare classes, gain hands-on experience with clinical and community partners, and earn both college credit and industry-recognized certifications before graduation. Graduates will be prepared to step directly into the healthcare workforce or begin college or advanced training with meaningful credits already earned—giving them a clear head start on their future.
To register for the meeting, visit https://tinyurl.com/ASHS-Info-Registration.
About ASHS
The Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences is a public, residential high school serving grades 9–12. With a mission to empower students through compassion, innovation, integrity, and service, ASHS prepares the next generation of healthcare professionals to improve the health of communities across Alabama.
Families in the Montgomery area will have the chance soon to preview — and be among the first applicants for — the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences (ASHS), the state’s newest free residential specialty public high school.
A team of leaders from the school will hold one of its statewide informational meetings, “A Future of Healthcare,” from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 3, at the Montgomery Chamber of Commerce, 600 Court St., Suite 215, Montgomery.
These events offer parents, students, and community members an inside look at ASHS, which opens in Fall 2026. Each meeting includes presentations from school administrators about the vision of the school, its innovative curriculum, and the unique opportunities students will experience through living on campus. Attendees will also learn about the admissions process and have time to ask questions directly to the leadership team.
“This school is a golden opportunity for Alabama,” said Dr. Jimmy Martin, President of ASHS. “We’re looking for students who want to be pioneers — young people ready to challenge themselves academically, grow in character, and prepare for careers that will change healthcare in Alabama and beyond.”
ASHS will be the fourth state-funded specialty high school in Alabama and the first dedicated exclusively to healthcare sciences. Students will complete the state-required core curriculum while engaging in rigorous academic courses alongside specialized healthcare classes, gain hands-on experience with clinical and community partners, and earn both college credit and industry-recognized certifications before graduation. Graduates will be prepared to step directly into the healthcare workforce or begin college or advanced training with meaningful credits already earned—giving them a clear head start on their future.
To register for the meeting, visit https://tinyurl.com/ASHS-Info-Registration.
About ASHS
The Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences is a public, residential high school serving grades 9–12. With a mission to empower students through compassion, innovation, integrity, and service, ASHS prepares the next generation of healthcare professionals to improve the health of
Families in the Huntsville area will have the chance next week to preview — and be among the first applicants for — the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences (ASHS), the state’s newest specialty public high school.
A team of leaders from the school will hold one of its statewide informational meetings, “A Future of Healthcare,” from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 23, in the Dowdle Center Auditorium of Huntsville Hospital, 109 Governors Dr., Huntsville.
These events offer parents, students, and community members an inside look at ASHS, which opens in Fall 2026. Each meeting includes presentations from school administrators about the vision of the school, its innovative curriculum, and the unique opportunities students will experience through living on campus. Attendees will also learn about the admissions process and have time to ask questions directly to the leadership team.
“This school is a golden opportunity for Alabama,” said Dr. Jimmy Martin, President of ASHS. “We’re looking for students who want to be pioneers – young people ready to challenge themselves academically, grow in character, and prepare for careers that will change healthcare in Alabama and beyond.”
ASHS will be the fourth state-funded specialty high school in Alabama and the first dedicated exclusively to healthcare sciences. Students will complete the state-required core curriculum while engaging in rigorous academic courses alongside specialized healthcare classes, gain hands-on experience with clinical and community partners, and earn both college credit and industry-recognized certifications before graduation. Graduates will be prepared to step directly into the healthcare workforce or begin college or advanced training with meaningful credits already earned—giving them a clear head start on their future.
To register for the meeting, visit https://tinyurl.com/ASHS-Info-Registration.
About ASHS
The Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences is a public, residential high school serving grades 9–12. With a mission to empower students through compassion, innovation, integrity, and service, ASHS prepares the next generation of healthcare professionals to improve the health of communities across Alabama.
Families in the Sylacauga-Talladega County area will have the chance next week to preview — and be among the first applicants for — the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences (ASHS), the state’s newest specialty public high school.
A team of leaders from the school will hold one of its statewide informational meetings, “A Future of Healthcare,” from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 20, in the private dining room at the Hickory Street Café inside the Coosa Valley Medical Center, 315 W. Hickory St.
These events offer parents, students, and community members an inside look at ASHS, which opens in Fall 2026. Each meeting includes presentations from school administrators about the vision of the school, its innovative curriculum, and the unique opportunities students will experience through living on campus. Attendees will also learn about the admissions process and have time to ask questions directly to the leadership team.
“This school is a golden opportunity for Alabama,” said Dr. Jimmy Martin, President of ASHS. “We’re looking for students who want to be pioneers – young people ready to challenge themselves academically, grow in character, and prepare for careers that will change healthcare in Alabama and beyond.”
ASHS will be the fourth state-funded specialty high school in Alabama and the first dedicated exclusively to healthcare sciences. Students will complete the state-required core curriculum while engaging in rigorous academic courses alongside specialized healthcare classes, gain hands-on experience with clinical and community partners, and earn both college credit and industry-recognized certifications before graduation. Graduates will be prepared to step directly into the healthcare workforce or begin college or advanced training with meaningful credits already earned—giving them a clear head start on their future.
It’s a busy week for the team, with meetings set in Demopolis Wednesday, Oct. 22, and Huntsville on Thursday, Oct. 23.
To register for these meetings, visit https://tinyurl.com/ASHS-Info-Registration.
About ASHS
The Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences is a public, residential high school serving grades 9–12. With a mission to empower students through compassion, innovation, integrity, and service, ASHS prepares the next generation of healthcare professionals to improve the health of communities across Alabama.