Turkey Trot Pageant: The last day for early entry is Friday, October 10th ($50 entry fee) after Oct. 10th the fee increases to $60.

Collinsville High School hosted students from across the DeKalb County School District today to take part in a school attendance initiative led by DeKalb Schools Attendance Supervisor Jason Mayfield, SRO Wesley Greeson, and Judge Steve Whitmire.

The Lady Panthers travel to Sand Rock to close out the 2025 regular season.

Collinsville XC competes at the 2025 Northeast Alabama Championship in Pisgah.

Panthers take on Sylvania at Chad Hawkins Stadium in another region contest. Admission: $7 (Cash ticket sales)

Collinsville 7th grader Xavi Hernandez finished in 4th place among all DeKalb County runners at the 2025 Northeast Alabama XC Championship at Pisgah. His Top 5 finish earns him “All-County” for the 2025 XC season.

Panthers hold off Sylvania and claim an important region victory.

Lady Panthers eliminate Valley Head and advance in the 2025 DeKalb County Tournament.

Collinsville High School will be closed on Monday, October 13 & Tuesday, October 14 for Fall Break. Students will return to campus on Wednesday, October 15.

Congratulations Ava!

Volleyball competes in the area tournament while football travels for another region game.

Congratulations to Collinsville High School kindergarten teacher Lily Skelton for being selected as “Teacher of the Week” by WQSB.

Lady Panthers take on Fyffe in the first round of the 2025 Class 3A Area 13 Tournament.

The annual “Academic Parent-Teacher Team” night will be held Thursday, October 16 in the auditorium. Parents of students in grades K-8 are encouraged to attend as updates about student academic progress, including report cards, will be provided.

Congratulations Naomi!

Click the link below for WAFF Channel 48 coverage of the Panther Network’s efforts to support the “Attendance Matters” initiative led by DeKalb County Schools. waff.com/2025/10/14/dek…

The Collinsville Junior High football team wrapped up their 2025 regular season with a final record of 5-2.

Collinsville makes the trip to Brindlee Mountain for the first time in program history.