
"We did not think that we were getting adequate funding and construction and maintenance from the Mobile County School System," said Bill Silver, Saraland School Board.
The split will go into effect next fall, leaving Saraland with Saraland elementary and Nelson Adams Middle school. Which means students already attending Mobile County High Schools will have to wait until the new high school opens in August of 2009 to attend. But they have options.
"Students who are going to high school somewhere else the county agreed to let them stay in those schools until they finish it," said Silver.
The school board says the new school will be funded by an approved half cent sales tax increase.
Zachary Cunningham says he cannot wait to have the option of attending a brand new high school in his hometown. Cunningham goes to school in Satsuma. And he already has an opinion, when it comes to a school mascot.
"Oh I think I'd go for the Spartans. How come? Because it sounds like they're tough, "said Cunningham.
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