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The current school building was constructed on a triangular site for 1,040 African-American pupils in [[1926]] and expanded in [[1928]]. It is named [[William Councill]], the founder and first president of [[Alabama A&M University|A&M College]] at Normal.
The current school building was constructed on a triangular site for 1,040 African-American pupils in [[1926]] and expanded in [[1928]]. It is named [[William Councill]], the founder and first president of [[Alabama A&M University|A&M College]] at Normal.
In [[2009]] plans were made for $7 million in renovations to Councill Elementary, but interim superintendent [[Barbara Allen]] suggested joining the student body with that of [[Bush Middle School]] in a new K-8 school.


==Principals==
==Principals==
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==References==
==References==
* {{Prince-1982}}
* {{Prince-1982}}
* Gray, Jeremy (February 23, 2010) "Councill, Bush merger opponents voice concerns." ''Birmingham News''


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 23:09, 23 February 2010

Councill Elementary School
Councill School.jpg
BCS small logo.png Birmingham City Schools
Years 1926present
Location 1400 Avenue M Ensley, (map)
Belview Heights
Grades Pre-K-6
Principal Steve Brown
Enrollment 429 (2008)
Colors
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Website birmingham.schoolinsites.com


William Hooper Councill Elementary School (formerly Davis School and Councill Negro Elementary School) is an elementary school in the Birmingham City Schools system which is located at 1400 Avenue M Ensley. The principal is Steve Brown.

The original Davis School building, named for Alfred Davis, was constructed in 1898 at the corner of 20th Street and Avenue L (now Avenue P).

The current school building was constructed on a triangular site for 1,040 African-American pupils in 1926 and expanded in 1928. It is named William Councill, the founder and first president of A&M College at Normal.

In 2009 plans were made for $7 million in renovations to Councill Elementary, but interim superintendent Barbara Allen suggested joining the student body with that of Bush Middle School in a new K-8 school.

Principals

References

External links