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Hartselle Enquirer

Crestline Elementary School marks 65 years with commemorative ornaments

Special to the Enquirer  

In anticipation of the transition to a new facility, faculty and staff members at Crestline Elementary School are commemorating the school’s rich history with special edition ornaments. These exclusive keepsakes, celebrating 65 years of educational excellence, are now available. 

Interested individuals can acquire these ornaments by visiting the school office or opting for delivery to current Crestline Elementary School students. 

Act quickly as the supply is limited. Ornaments cost $10 each and can be purchased on MySchoolBucks. Should there be substantial interest, an additional batch will be produced to meet demand. Please note that all purchases are non-refundable. 

Capture the spirit of Crestline’s legacy with these unique ornaments, a perfect memento for students, alumni and supporters alike. 

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