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| Contact Information |
Email :
Phone :
| 205-231-3900 |
Address :
| 3900 24th Street North |
| Birmingham |
| Alabama |
| 35207 |
| United States of America |
| G. W. Carver High School |
School Colors
Red, Blue, and White
School Mascot
RAM
School Composite
Carver High School serves approximately 1200 students in grades 9-12 from the following middle schools: Center Street,
Daniel Payne, Hudson, Inglenook, Kirby, and Wilkerson.
The school is named after one of the world's renowned scientist, George Washington Carver, who developed numerous
products and processes that expanded the range of agriculture in the south. While working in his laboratory at Tuskegee
Institute, he used the peanut, soybean, and sweet potato to make many different useful products for mankind.
Nestled proudly atop a hill overlooking the northern area of Birmingham, Alabama is George Washington Carver High
School for Health Professions, Engineering, and Technology. A Beacon of Education which can be seen from as far away
as Ruffner Mountain, the school stands in all its glory as the standard for all Birmingham City Schools of the future to match.
Red, Blue, and White
School Mascot
RAM
School Composite
Carver High School serves approximately 1200 students in grades 9-12 from the following middle schools: Center Street,
Daniel Payne, Hudson, Inglenook, Kirby, and Wilkerson.
The school is named after one of the world's renowned scientist, George Washington Carver, who developed numerous
products and processes that expanded the range of agriculture in the south. While working in his laboratory at Tuskegee
Institute, he used the peanut, soybean, and sweet potato to make many different useful products for mankind.
Nestled proudly atop a hill overlooking the northern area of Birmingham, Alabama is George Washington Carver High
School for Health Professions, Engineering, and Technology. A Beacon of Education which can be seen from as far away
as Ruffner Mountain, the school stands in all its glory as the standard for all Birmingham City Schools of the future to match.
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