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Submitted by other on October 02, 2019
I graduated from Brewer in 2011 and have been a member of the community ever since. The school has made significant investments in its facilities, made great strides with athletics and extracurriculars (such as First Robotics), added more AP and DE courses, and has maintained excellent leadership to continue improving in many areas.
Submitted by parent on December 09, 2014
My wife and I graduated from A.P. Brewer several years ago and were well prepared for college. Now our son is graduating with a 3.5+ gpa and a 33 on his ACT. I think he has been well prepared as well
Submitted by student on April 22, 2012
I am proud to have gone to a school that provides the only vocational training the Morgan County School System. Brewer students have the opportunity to participate in 13 career tech programs, and BHS students frequently place in the top three at skills competitions in activities ranging from health occupations to welding. I did not participate in the Honors curriculum at Brewer, but I went on to be accepted at the University of North Alabama (on an academic scholarship), into the Honors Program, based upon my grades at Brewer. I do not feel that Brewer did not prepare me for college; however, I do have friends that graduated from BHS and went on to other schools that did feel that they were not prepared for their collegiate math courses. In football we did well to win two games a season, in soccer our boys were a part of the Elite Eight each year, and in basketball both teams went to the semi-finals every year. Last year, our varsity girls' team won the championship! The band has the most trophies in the school, and is the highlight of the pep rallies. Brewer was a good school for me, and I enjoyed my time there. For many students, it is a home and a tight-knit community.