Crestline Elementary School
Photo by Karim Shamsi-Basha.
Schools foundation awards grants: MB Schools received $450K
The Mountain Brook City Schools Foundation recently awarded its annual grants to Mountain Brook Schools for the 2019-20 academic year. Read more
Meet Mountain Brook’s PTO presidents
With the new school year, get to know the parent-teacher organization leader at your child’s school so you can keep up with everything going on. Read more
Photo by Sam Chandler.
MBS adds 3 administrators
The Mountain Brook school system has added three new administrators for the 2019-20 academic year. Read more
Mountain Brook seniors lead next generation of runners
Despite their busy summer training schedule, rising seniors on the Mountain Brook cross-country team found time to share their passion for running with children in the community. Read more
Crestline principal Laurie King retires after 35 years
A large plaque with bronze lettering now hangs on the wall outside the library. It’s dedicated to King, who spent the final 35 years of her 38-year education career at Crestline. Read more
Submitted by Alison Nesmith
CES holds lunch for moms of sixth grade class
The moms of sixth-grade students from Crestline Elementary had a luncheon on April 28 at the home of Shannon Holt. Read more
CES students invest in stock market
Crestline Elementary sixth graders participated in the SIFMA Foundation Stock Market Game from Feb. 4 to April 12. Read more
Photo courtesy of Alison Nesmith.
Crestline students participate in egg drop
In late January, Mrs. Johnson's 5th grade science class at Crestline Elementary was doing an egg drop with parachutes. Read more
Photo courtesy of Alison Nesmith.
Crestline Elementary students attend Camp Alpine
The fifth grade students from Crestline Elementary attended Camp Alpine in Mentone April 15-19. Read more
CES fourth-graders create Alabama Wax Museum
Fourth-graders at Crestline Elementary recently presented an Alabama Wax Museum of famous people from our state. Read more
Photo courtesy of Alison Nesmith
CES students ‘Make a Change’
Crestline Elementary offers “Exploration” where students spend 30 minutes a day for several weeks in a class based on their interest. Read more
Photo courtesy of Alison Nesmith
CES hosts “Light Up the Night” dance
The sixth-grade students had a "Light Up the Night" dance in the auditorium on Feb. 21. It was a huge success! Read more
First Cougar Conference sees success
Crestline was so excited for the first time ever to have Cougar Confrence! The week was fantastic and was held Feb. 19-22. Read more
Submitted by Alison Nesmith
Museum of Art displays CES student work
There were four second-graders from Crestline Elementary who were chosen to have their art displayed at the Birmingham Museum of Art through the end of February as part of Mountain Brook Sc Read more
Submitted by Alison Nesmith
CES students experience real-world application of perimeter and area
The third-grade students at Crestline Elementary have been working on area and perimeter. Read more
Submitted by Alison Nesmith
CES students in running to represent state at National art Convention
Lauren Fowler, art teacher at Crestline Elementary, was very excited because the students whose work she submitted digitally is going to be considered to represent Alabama artists at the annual National Art Convention. Read more
Crestline Legobots/Lord of the Fries win top honors at Battle of the Brook
Eleven teams from around the state, even some from as far as Mobile, competed for top honors and advancement to state in three categories. Read more
CES students go bowling in Special Olympics event
All students were awarded with a ribbon by the Vestavia Hills Fire Department during the award ceremony. Read more
CES Boosterthon sees success
Crestline exceeded their Boosterthon goal and raised $67,000 for classroom transformations with new furniture. Read more
Submitted by Alison Nesmith
Donations to CES to be used for coding robots
State representative and Mountain Brook native David Faulkner presented Crestline Elementary with a $2000 check. Read more
