2014-2015 Community Partners! HCES, HCMS and GSES would not be what we are today without your support! If you have any questions about Community Partners, please contact Jammie Winton or

Joy Myers.

President's Letter

Happy New Year! Thank you to everyone for your assistance with PTA and school activities throughout the first semester and in December. It was a busy month! From the Committee Chairs who ran events, to all of the Room Parents who helped with Holiday Parties - we appreciate everything you do for Hampton Cove Elementary.

We are looking forward to a great 2015 at HCES! The PTA will ease back into activities in January, and then hit the ground running in February. Expect another very busy month at school for PTA and our families. Please mark your calendars for our new Family Science Night on Thursday, February 12. Just following, our 5th graders will go to Space Camp from February 16-20. That week as well - Parade of Readers kicks off for 1st graders on the morning of Friday, February 20. All of our students will have a chance to cheer the 1st graders on, as they parade around the halls of HCES after the performance and pep rally. Soon after that, we will celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday with a Reading Night on March 3. In April, 4th graders head to Nature's Classroom, and we'll also celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week. In May, it will be time to dive into testing for our 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders.

The HCES PTA Board will have several members rotating off and positions will be open for the 2015-2016 school year. These positions will be voted on at the April 21, 2015 PTA Meeting. Please consider if you are willing to serve in some capacity on the HCES PTA Board. It is a great way to learn more about what happens at school, and gives you a voice in all of our children's education.

Debbie Tetrault

HCES PTA President

Calendar

**Note that the calendar has changed several times since it was sent out in the HCES PTA Orientation packets, and also since the HCES Wednesday Folders were issued. Please check the link below periodically to ensure that you have the most recent version of the HCES PTA calendar.

January

6 FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL (2nd Semester)

7-9 STAR Testing

10 HCS Magnet Fair, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm, Lee HS Auditorium

12 District 2 & 3 Pre-legislative Session, 8:30 am, Grissom High School

12 PTA Board Meeting, 9:00 am

13 HCS School Board Work Session, 5:30 pm, Merts Center

13 HCS Laptop Show & Share, Lee/New Century HS, 6:00-7:00 pm (1/15: Columbia, 4:30 pm & 1/16: Butler, 5:30 pm)

14 Report Cards - 2nd Quarter

19 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. HOLIDAY (no school)

23 100th Day of School

27 HCS Positive Parenting Program, Top 10 Things We Want You to Know at Eligibility Meetings, 11:30 am - 1:00 pm, Merts Center

27 Spirit Night at Domino's, 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm

27 HCS School Board Meeting, 5:30 pm, Merts Center

29-30 Book Camp Club Meetings

February

5 HCS Work Session, 5:30 pm, Merts Center

6 STUDENT � DAY (11:30 am)

9 PTA Board Meeting, 9:00 am

10 HCS Positive Parenting Program, Appy Hour: Supportive Technology for You and Your Child, 11:30 am - 1:00 pm, Merts Center

11 Progress Reports - 3^rd Quarter

12 Family Science Night, 5:30 - 7:00 pm, HCES

13 Valentine's Day Parties: 12:30-1:30 grade K-2nd, 1:00-2:00 grade 3-5

16-20 Space Camp, 5^th Grade

19 HCS School Board Meeting, 5:30 pm, Merts Center

20 Parade of Readers Kick-off & Parade, 1^st Grade

23-27 Scholastic Book Fair

26-27 Book Camp Club Meetings

HCS 2014-2015 School Calendar

HCS 2015-2016 School Calendar

HCES PTA 2014-2015 Calendar

Principal's Letter

Happy New Year! January comes in with excitement - resolutions, goals, and the beginning of a fresh start. I trust you enjoyed time with family and friends. The holiday season is always a special time I cherish with my family. Thank you to our PTA for organizing and assisting in our holiday parties. The class celebrations were a hit! We truly appreciate your continued support and generosity. As we begin 2015, I look forward to the activities and continued friendships HCES students will share in this year.

Just as December was a busy month, January follows accordingly. This month our new ETA (Entertainment Technology Academy) space will be up and running. The vibrant space will surely inspire creativity and provide a great learning environment for our students. Congratulations again to Ms. Bell for the recent $10,000 award for our ETA program. Additionally, January will kick off Project Lead the Way. PLTW is the nation's leading provider of K-12 STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math) programs. Students will engage in hands-on projects while working collaboratively with their peers to develop problem solving and design skills. Each grade level will begin at different times, but all students K-5 will participate in PLTW by May. Check out www.pltw.org for additional information.

STAR testing will begin January 7^th for all students. Grades first through fifth will complete both STAR math and reading. This assessment will provide us with Student Growth Percentiles (SGP) for the year. We are confident the SGP results will demonstrate the hard work of our students and amazing faculty. Pre-k and kindergarten will complete STAR Early Literacy only. Report cards for the second quarter will come home on January 14^th in your child's Wednesday folder. We will also celebrate the 100^th day of School on January 23^rd. Students will participate in fun, learning activities with their class.

In closing, I would like to thank Exxon Mobil for awarding us with an educational grant for $500 toward math and science. This support will help us achieve our yearly goals in mathematics and science.

Upcoming Dates:

First Day for Students: January 6^th

STAR Testing: January 7^th - January 12^th

Report Cards - January 14^th

Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday - January 19^th

100^th Day of School - January 23^rd

� Day for Students - February 6^th

Thank you for an amazing 2014 school year! As always, please contact me at autumn.bray@hsv-k12.org or 256.428.7180 for any questions or concerns.

Sincerely,

Autumn H. Bray

Principal

Hampton Cove Elementary School

HCES Spirit Items

2014-2015 HCES Hawk T-shirts

It is not too late to get your new 2014-2015 HCES school shirt! All shirts are Comfort Colors kiwi green, short and long-sleeve, "boy" and "girl" design styles, in both youth and adult sizes. Shirt orders are due Friday, January 30. Please know that youth sizes in Comfort Colors t-shirts run small and are very short! Use this t-shirt order form and send payment (checks simply to "HCES") in an envelope through your child's teacher or the HCES Front Office.

Tumblers, Magnets, Stickers

We have a limited number of HCES Tervis Tumblers for $15.00 (with an embroidered insert like the one at left), magnets for $3.00 and stickers (like design at left) and small primary blue tumblers for just $2.00. The tumblers are good for both hot and cold items, come with a blue top, and are guaranteed for life from Tervis. Please contact Debbie Tetrault if interested in these items.

Blue Ribbon T-shirts

There are just two Blue Ribbon Blue Comfort Colors, Adult size Medium shirts remaining from last year's order, and these may be purchased for $15. Please contact Suzi Ellett if interested in these items.

2013-2014 Yearbooks

Now just $10 or 1/3 Price! These books were originally sold for $30. Please send a note and a check payable to "HCES PTA" for $10 to the attention of Financial Secretary Lucinda Johnson.

Spirit Night

DOMINO'S PIZZA NIGHT

Tuesday, January 27

4:00-8:00 pm

5600 Hwy 431 S

256-532-0100

10% of All Sales go to

Hampton Cove Elementary School

Enjoy a great meal from Domino's on Hwy 431 and help support our school. Domino's will donate 10% of all sales from 4:00 to 8:00 pm on Tuesday, January 27 to Hampton Cove Elementary School!!

HCES Yearbook & Ads

Order Your 2014-2015 Hampton Cove Elementary Yearbook!

Purchase Price Now $35 as of January 1, 2015

Order Your 2014-2015 Hampton Cove Elementary Yearbook ONLINE Today! You can go to the HCES main website or click on the following link and use code 11450515 to access our school. Yearbook prices increased to $35 on January 1, 2015. Please see: https://ybpay.lifetouch.com/Order/SelectJob

Yearbook Ads

It's time to honor your special student, group, or school team! Please click on the link below to download the Student Ad Form for the HCES yearbook. The form must be completely filled out with payment attached and turned in to the HCES Front Office for submission.

Student Ad Form

Volunteer Opportunities

Family Science Night

HCES PTA will use the recently received $1K grant for a new Family Science Night on Thursday, February 12. This event will occur around the time of National PTA's Take Your Family to School Week (February 16-20, 2015). Along with HCES Faculty, our PTA Board and event Chair are beginning to plan this event, and we are fortunate to have the support of HCS' Whitesburg P-8 in this endeavor.

We need volunteers now to help with planning the Science Night, and additional volunteers on the evening of Thursday, February 12. Contact Chair Shannon Isbill or Debbie Tetrault for more information.

National PTA School of Excellence

National PTA recently provided us with a roadmap towards becoming a National PTA School of Excellence. We are hoping to achieve this distinction within the next year. National PTA School of Excellence is "a recognition program that supports and celebrates partnerships between PTAs and schools to enrich the educational experience and overall well-being for all students." The required report to be considered for a School of Excellence needs to be completed by June. The PTA needs volunteers now to assist with implementing some of the roadmap's recommendations, and preparing for the final report. Please contact Debbie Tetrault to volunteer. For more information, visit http://www.pta.org/excellence.

HCES Clinic Volunteers

Needed throughout the month for 4-hour shifts. No medical background is needed. See the Clinic News article below for details, or contact Beth Bryant or Floyd Broussard.

Math Superstars

Math Super Stars wrapped up a great first semester! We hope you all have enjoyed working with your children with new math skills and challenges.
We celebrated with all the students who participated during first semester on December 12 with a cookie party! Everyone had a good time :).
This semester we will also have Kindergarten classes get involved too!

NOTE: Students are to return completed worksheets to the Red folder in their classroom only. If the Red folder is not in the classroom, we are grading papers and will return the Red folder on Wednesday. Please have the student hold their completed work until the Red folder is available. Please do not turn the worksheet into the HCES Front Office or the PTA box or folder. These areas are not checked regularly for Math Superstars worksheets.

Thanks,

Math Super Stars

Neila-Susan Thompson

Math Superstars Link

Book Camp

Book Camp continues in January after a great start to the year. All students in grades 2-5 participate in this program that encourages reading across different genres. Students choose from 12 genres (fantasy, nonfiction, poetry, science fiction, adventure, realistic fiction, sports, mystery, historical fiction, graphic novel, biography and folklore) and write summaries in their Book Camp journals about the books they read. At the end of each month they can earn a dog tag for every three books or 300 pages they read in a genre--up to two tags per month.

Students who earned five or more tags between August and December enjoyed participating in our hot chocolate and cookies reading celebration. Those who earn five tags between January and May will be invited to join our Meaux's Sno-balls spring reading celebration.

Ask your children what genres they are reading in this month! Parents who are interested in helping with this program can contact Elena Barbre, Reading Committee chair, at ebarbre@comcast.net.

The next Book Camp meetings are Thursday, January 29 and Friday, January 30.

Pictures from the December 2014 Party:

Recycle Plastic Bags

New Recycling Project

Operation Green Team is now accepting used plastic bags for making plastic mats for the homeless. This is a great way to re-purpose those used plastic bags we all get from retailers.

Need more information? Check out two news stories below:

http://whnt.com/2014/11/06/operation-green-team-turning-plastic-bags-into-mats-for-the-homeless/

http://whnt.com/2014/12/19/more-bags-turning-into-mats-for-operation-green-team-homeless-efforts/

Please drop off your clean, used plastic bags. Place them in our school's green recycling cap bins or bring them to Operation Green Team offices in Huntsville City Hall at 308 Fountain Circle.

Reflections

2014 - 2015 Reflections Program Theme

The world would be a better place if....

The Reflections program is a national PTA cultural arts competition that gives students a chance to express their thoughts through creative arts based on this year's theme.

HCES would like to recognize the following students for being selected by the City of Huntsville Judges for their Reflections entries.

HCES 2014 - 2015 PTA Reflections Entries

Selected by the Huntsville City Judges

Category - Student Name - Title of Work

Literature :		Film Production:
Abigail Carter - If Only		Ellie Cribbet - Shoot for Recycling
		Laura Counts - Don't Stand By Stand Up
Music Composition:		Kathryn Wegler - Making A Difference
Autumn McCombs - Me against the World
		Visual Arts:
Photography:		Muhammad Saad Ata - Fuel Efficiency
Darin Jackson Miller - Beautiful Creation		Victoria Wiegmann - Make Better Choices

The City Awards Ceremony will be held Thursday, January 22, 2015 at 6:30 pm, to officially announce the winning entries. Placement levels are 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or Honorable Mention. First and Second place entries will proceed to the State of Alabama level.

We can't wait to hear where our selected entries placed at the City. Good luck to all of our talented students. As soon as we hear anything we will pass it along.

HCES would also like to thank all the participants and congratulate our school finalists.

Everyone did a great job on their entries. HCES has some very talented students.

Any questions can be directed to Reflections chairperson. Tricia Ferris, Email: ferristkt@msn.com

Bottle Caps

Collection of Twist on Plastic Caps

HCES has already collected 145,092 caps. What an amazing total! Please continue bringing in your cleaned and counted caps.

To assist in the collection process, Green Recycling Containers are available. One is located at the end of the 5th grade hallway, one at the top of the 2nd and 3rd grade stairwell as well as one in the school lobby. The cafeteria has a container for loose caps.

Thank you to all the students, teachers, and community members who turned in caps!Please clean them, count them, and put the total number of caps along with the student's full name on the outside of the bag or inside on a slip of paper.

Recognition goes to the following students, families, and classrooms:

For Collecting and Counting Caps:

2000	Justin Briggs - 1st	Harrison Shiner	247
950	Stacey Cowles - 2nd	Carter Duncan	203
723	Anthony Ao - 3rd	Taylor Clark	200
650	Cody Szymanski	Haley Clark	200
523	Riley & Evan Parker	Noah Barbre	181
376	Carly Wehrle	Ava Haider	131
307	Kyndal Burney	Margaret Dake	123
250	Owen Foreman	Ellie Cribbet	112

For Collecting Caps:
Hayden Ashcroft, Ms. Daugherty's Class, Sara Elise Goodson

*Caps must be clean twist on plastic with thread lines. Examples are caps from plastic bottles of juice, milk, ketchup, laundry detergent, water, soda, peanut butter, shampoo, medicine caps etc.

**Not recyclable: Snap on/off caps, Pop on/off lids, no metal or glass, spray or pump tops with metal springs.

For more information or questions, please contact Tricia Ferris at ferristkt@msn.com

Cafeteria Buzz

Welcome Back! Please make sure to check your child's account balance online at MYPAYMENTS PLUS. If you have not already signed up for low balance alerts you still can at any time, please note the student ID it is asking for is your child's Social Security number without the dashes). If you need any assistance, please feel free to contact Cindy Green at 256-428-7186.

Due to our produce scheduled delivery we are switching our menu around just a little bit. Please note the changes so that your child does not miss out on their favorite meal!

Wednesday, January 7th Menu Changed to:

Grilled Chicken Pattie

Baked Sweet Potatoes

Green Beans

Juice

Wheat Breadstick

Milk

Friday, January 9th Menu Changed to:

Spaghetti

Romaine Salad

Whole Kernel Corn

Mixed Fruit

Wheat Breadstick

Milk

Tuesday, January 13th Menu Changed to:

Country Steak

New Whole Potatoes

Green Beans

Juice

Roll

Milk

Friday, January 16th Menu Changed to:

Taco Salad

Whole Kernel Corn

Mexican Chili Beans

Fruit

Milk

Monthly HCS Cafeteria Menus may be accessed from the HCS Child Nutrition web page.

Cindy Green

HCES/HCMS Cafeteria Manager

After School Enrichment

After school enrichment programs will be starting up again at Hampton Cove Elementary School. All classes are currently forming and have availability! There are a lot of opportunities for all age groups. Please keep in mind they are all programs are first come, first serve! So, get those forms in ASAP, and see below for instructions.

Art - Instructor Dawn Fogg

Chess- Instructor David Mitchell

Drama - Facilitated by Fantasy Playhouse

Mandarin - Instructor Kelvin Troughton ( this semester he will teach an introduction to Japanese!)

Music ( piano/violin/guitar) - Facilitated by Valley Conservatory

Science - Facilitated by Brick For Kids (new this school year to HCES!)

After School Enrichment Club Sign-ups

The new 2015 Spring Schedule is here. If you are interested in signing up you child for one (or more) of these After School Enrichment Programs, then please follow the steps below:

1. Go to the HCES website (http://www.hamptoncoveelementary.org)

2. Click on the "After School Club Forms" graphic link ( in the upper right hand corner)

3. Once there, identify the club of interest

4. Click on the club's download link, print, and complete a registration form for each club of interest

5. Click on the "Mandatory Form for All After School Enrichment Programs" link, print and complete a mandatory form for each club of interest

6. Provide payment for each club of interest (for accounting purposes, if you are registering for more than one club, please provide a separate check for each club with the club name / your child's name denoted on the memo line)

7. Place all completed registration form(s), mandatory form(s), and include payment in a envelope, and address it to "PTA After School Enrichment Clubs"

8. Have your child give the envelope to their teacher, or submit to the HCES Front Office

Please contact After School Enrichment VP Laura Hale lth@comcast.net with any questions!

Clinic News

Floyd Broussard, School Nurse

ALL KIDS HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM

Did you know that Alabama has an approved State Children's Health Insurance Program? The program, called All Kids, is administered by the Alabama Department of Public Health. Benefits are provided by contract with Blue Cross/Blue Shield using a preferred provider you choose from a pre-approved list.

With All Kids, parents can have peace of mind knowing their child has twelve months of continuous healthcare coverage, renewable on a yearly basis. Benefits include regular check-ups and immunizations, sick child physician visits, prescriptions, vision and dental care, hospitalizations, mental health and substance abuse, emergency services, and more.

If you have children under age 19 who are uninsured and live in Alabama, you can apply for this low cost coverage. Cost is based on family size and income. An application can be completed on-line (https://insurealabama.adph.state.al.us/), printed for completion at home (www.adph.org/allkids), or requested by phone (1-888-373-5437). Application and information packets are also available at any County Health Department, many doctor offices, hospitals, pharmacies and schools. Application and information packets are available in the clinic.

Floyd Broussard

HCES/HCMS School Nurse

Source: ADPH All Kids Children's Health Insurance Program

Please consider volunteering in the HCES Clinic.

The HCES/HCMS Clinic has a significant need for volunteers. With over 1,200 students in attendance at both schools, volunteers become crucial in assisting Nurse Floyd Broussard with the demands of the Clinic, especially between the hours of 10AM and 2PM. During this four-hour period, the Clinic sees approximately 65% of the current 40-50 daily visits. This number will likely increase as the cold weather sets in. This time frame is also when Floyd is busiest taking care of the diabetic students (multiple times each), doing treatments on students with other known medical needs, and giving medication.

The four hour shift of 10AM-2PM can be split, if necessary, between two volunteers: 10AM-12PM and 12PM-2PM, although the full 4 hour shift is preferred. Volunteers are more than welcome to come earlier or stay later than their shift, as long as the critical four hour time frame is met.

No medical background is required to volunteer, and the nurse will be with you in the Clinic at all times. Responsibilities of the volunteer primarily include helping the nurse assess the students who walk into the Clinic throughout the day. Typical ailments include: scrapes, injuries, headaches, stomachaches, and symptoms of mild colds and illnesses.

Clinic volunteers must attend orientation to review school policies and student care guidelines. The orientation will last approximately 1.5 hours. One session of Clinic training occurred at the beginning of the school year, and another training session will be held in the near future.

We're now using VolunteerSpot to organize sign ups for HCES/HCMS Clinic volunteers.

Here's how it works in 3 easy steps:

1) Click this link to see our Sign-Up on VolunteerSpot: http://vols.pt/Gmoj49
2) Review the options listed and choose the spot(s) you like.
3) Sign up! It's Easy - you will NOT need to register an account or keep a password on VolunteerSpot.

Note: VolunteerSpot does not share your email address with anyone. If you prefer not to use your email address, please contact me and I can sign you up manually.

Thank you in advance for considering this opportunity, and for any help that you can provide for the HCES/HCMS Clinic. Taking care of the kids of our friends, neighbors, and relatives during their times of minor illness or injury is a rewarding and emotionally uplifting experience.

Please feel free to contact me or Jennifer Applebaum (jennifer.applebaum@gmail.com) for any questions or concerns.

Elizabeth Bryant

ebryant256@comcast.net

571-228-6056

Clinic Online Volunteer Coordinator

Support Our Students (S.O.S.)

The SOS fundraiser tax forms will be sent home in the Wednesday folders on January 28. This includes any donations received through December 2014. Any donation to HCES PTA is Tax-Deductible.

If you have any questions about the forms, or if you have contributed and do not receive a form by early February, please contact Toni Wessells or Jo Ann Grosnick.

Fundraising

HCES PTA No-Cost Fundraising Opportunities

Click on the Photos Below to Learn More!

Target REDcard	Box Tops	Bottle Caps	Publix Cards	Amazon Smile

Contact Toni Wessells for more information regarding all of the above fundraising opportunities.

HCS News

Hampton Cove Middle School PTA Meeting, Science Fair, & Magnet Resources

Date: Thursday, January 8

Time: 6:00 pm

Location: HCMS Cafeteria

A brief PTA Meeting, followed by the HCMS Science Fair. Students will be available to discuss their science projects. Representatives from the HCS Magnet schools will be available at the meeting, too. This is a great opportunity for HCES 5th graders to see 6th-8th grade science projects, as 6th grade HCMS Honors Science students are required to complete a science project. We'd love to see many of our HCES students attend this event!

Huntsville City Schools Magnet School Fair

Date: Saturday, January 10

Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Location: Lee High School Auditorium, 2500 Meridian Street North

For more information, click here.

District 2 & 3 Pre-Legislative Session Meeting

Date: Monday, January 12

Time: 8:30 am

Location: Grissom High School

Attendees: All are encouraged to attend

Mary Scott Hunter, State School Board and Howard Sanderford, Jim Patterson and Mike Ball from the AL House of Representatives will participate. The purpose of this meeting is to give us opportunity to learn about and discuss the education related issues that may come up in the upcoming legislative session, and share our concerns and questions. It is important that we are aware of legislative matters that affect us, so we have a strong informed base here in Huntsville that collectively can influence the decision making in Montgomery. Please contact Debbie Tetrault for more information.

HCS Laptop Show & Share Events

There is still time to take a peek at the laptop options that HCS is considering for the 2015-2016 school year. Students, parents and community members are invited to review the devices and share feedback during each showcase opportunity. The remainder of the events will be held in January on the following dates:

Tuesday, Jan. 13th at Lee HS/New Century HS - 6:00pm - 7:00pm
Thursday, Jan. 15th at Columbia High School - 4:30pm - 5:30pm
Friday, Jan. 16th at Butler High School - 5:30pm - 6:30pm

Check out the following link for a preview of each device:

http://www.al.com/news/huntsville/index.ssf/2014/12/huntsville_schools_laptops.html

Huntsville High School Energy Grant

HCS has received a $15,000 grant from Governor Robert Bentley to help make the lighting system at Huntsville High School more energy efficient. Click here for more information.

HHS Baseball "Junior Panthers"

HHS BASEBALL "JUNIOR PANTHERS"

The Huntsville HS baseball season is just around the corner and we are looking forward to the season. We are starting a new group called the "Junior Panthers" for ALL young kids in the HHS district, 8^thgrade and below. The specifics of the group are:

1. "HHS BASEBALL JUNIOR PANTHER" T-SHIRT

2. FREE ENTRY TO ALL HOME GAMES WEARING THE T-SHIRT (SERVES AS A SEASON TICKET-EXCLUDES STATE PLAYOFF GAMES)

3. DIFFERENT CONCESSION STAND DEALS AT EACH GAME

4. "JUNIOR PANTHER" BREAKFAST WITH ALL HHS PLAYERS (VARSITY, JV, FRESHMAN) FROM 9:00 AM-10:00 AM ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 IN THE MAIN HHS LUNCHROOM

Email huntsvillehighbaseball@gmail.com to register for the group. Deadline to register is Thursday, January 29. Please indicate the following in your email.

1. "Junior Panther" name

2. Grade/School

3. Parent(s)/Guardian(s) Name

4. T-shirt size

5. Email and phone number for contact

A $25.00 fee (checks made payable to: HHS Baseball) may be submitted at the "Junior Panther" Breakfast on January 31.

Community Partner Spotlight

Why choose a pediatric dentist? Because children are not small adults.

Like pediatricians, pediatric dentists are specifically trained to treat the specific needs of infants, children & teens. Children have different dental and behavioral needs than most adults and our pediatric dentists are dedicated to examining and treating children in ways that make them comfortable. Children's developing mouths and oral habits make early dental care essential and we have the experience and qualifications to care for a child's teeth, gums, and mouth throughout the various stages of childhood. We develop trusting relationships and provide genuine care from the start, creating enjoyable, stress-free visits.

Here at Alabama Pediatric Dental Associates (APDA), the doctors and staff are excited about helping your child achieve a happy, healthy smile. As patients, their comfort, satisfaction and well-being are our major concerns. Our pediatric dental team takes great pride and enjoyment in the work we do. We pledge to provide you with the very best possible care and build content and open relationships with you and your family.

Even more good news? We are opening an office in Hampton Cove this Spring! Same great doctors, same exceptional service-just a little closer to home. We are scheduling appointments now, so call today to reserve your spot!

Alabama Pediatric Dental Associates

4001 Balmoral Drive SW | Huntsville, AL 35801 | 256-539-7447

Mon & Wed 7:30 A.M. to 5 P.M.

Tue & Thu 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.

Limited Friday appointments available from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm

http://www.alabamapediatricdentists.com/locations/huntsville-office

Constant Contact Updates

If you would like to add an email address to the HCES Newsletter and Announcements database, please email HCES PTA Secretary and Newsletter Chairperson Julie MacMurray and include the student's name and grade. We will be happy to make the changes as quickly as possible.