Er Dickson Elementary School is a public school located in Mobile, AL, which is in a mid-size city setting. The student population of Er Dickson Elementary School is 1,038 and the school serves PK-5.

Missy Nolen, 41 and principal at E.R. Dickson Elementary School in west Mobile, is a tomboy at heart. "I would much rather be at the ball park than at the dance studio," she said.

Diane Weaver of Theodore has spent the past 32 years as bookkeeper at E.R. Dickson Elementary School on the corner of University Boulevard and Bit & Spur Road in west Mobile.

A new elementary magnet school is being vetted for Dickson County by education leaders, possibly opening as soon as 2020, based on preliminary school board talks. At the Dickson County School ...

DICKSON. Dickson Co. School Board asks to use $275K for repairs ... This amendment is in addition to the $600,000 requested for design work for a new middle school and elementary school additions.

Dickson Elementary 2025 Rankings. Dickson Elementary is ranked #4204-5605 in California Elementary Schools.Schools are ranked on their performance on state-required tests, graduation, and how well ...

Asheville City Schools honors the remarkable career and retirement of Ruletta Hughes, principal of Isaac Dickson Elementary School, who will conclude her service at the end of June. Hughes’ dedication ...

Jessica Burnette of E.R. Dickson Elementary is the Mobile County Elementary School Teacher of the Year. An educator for 14 years, Burnette is a Title 1 facilitator, reading intervention specialist ...

DICKSON, Tenn. (WTVF) — A school bus was stolen in Dickson County from Oakmont Elementary School. The Dickson County Emergency Management Agency said the bus was stolen, telling parents to not ...

From 1933 to 1985, Dickson Elementary gave students a fresh start on their education. But after years of failed restoration, the school closed its doors for good. Historian and former student, Tim ...

For any questions about the Dickson County Schools free meal program, please call 615-446-7571 and ask for Troy Williams, the School Nutrition Coordinator, or Danny L. Weeks, Director of Schools.

Dr. Danny Weeks, the Director of Schools in Dickson County, said the bus taken, #15-47, had been parked at Oakmont Elementary School around 5 p.m. Monday night.