James Clemens High School

James Clemens High School

"Where Opportunity meets Inspiration."
Address
11306 County Line Rd.
Madison, Alabama
United States
Coordinates 34°42′21″N 86°47′31″W / 34.7059°N 86.7919°W / 34.7059; -86.7919Coordinates: 34°42′21″N 86°47′31″W / 34.7059°N 86.7919°W / 34.7059; -86.7919
Information
Type Public
Established 2012
District Madison City Schools
Principal Brian Clayton
Grades 9-12
Enrollment 1800
Campus Suburban
Color(s) Navy blue & Carolina Blue         
Mascot Jets
Nickname Jets
Newspaper Jets Press
Rival Bob Jones High School
Website jchs.madisoncity.k12.al.us

James Clemens High School is a public high school in Madison, Alabama, United States. The school is a part of Madison City Schools. The school is named after James Clemens, who founded the town of Madison, Alabama in the early 1800s at the age of 76, as a train depot.[1] James Clemens was the second high school to be built in Madison, a necessary endeavor to serve the rapid growth of the community. The city was rezoned for two high schools with Liberty Middle School feeding into James Clemens.[2]

Scheduling

James Clemens High School operates on a four-block semesterial schedule and offers options such as dual enrollment and cooperative education (co-op) programs for those who qualify. School hours run from 8:12 a.m. to 3:28 p.m., Monday through Friday. Each class is 96 minutes long, with a 5-minute class change period.

James Clemens has a 1-hour "refuel block" during lunch where students can eat lunch, socialize with their friends, meet with teachers or go to various clubs.[3]

Clubs and Organizations

James Clemens offers over 40 clubs and organizations for students involvement. Many of these clubs are service based, such as Interact Club and Junior Civitan, and provide funds and services for the community.

Athletics

James Clemens provides students the opportunity to compete in all of the major high school sports.

Men's Athletics Women's Athletics
FootballVolleyball
BasketballBasketball
BaseballSoftball
WrestlingCheerleading
Cross CountryCross Country
Track and FieldTrack and Field
TennisTennis
GolfGolf
SoccerSoccer
Swimming and DivingSwimming and Diving
BowlingCompetitive Dance

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