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We may be in a new year, but some Alabama students are stuck with the same old problems.
At Goshen High School in Pike County, the students have to cope without some basic items, unless you're willing to help!

Students at Elmore County High School have been through a lot this year, with a tornado that ruined property and took lives nearby. School leaders want to end 2011 on a positive note with some help from you.

Students at Coosada Elementary School would like the latest computer technology in their classrooms. But state funding cuts have meant the school is getting no money for technology.

Pintlala Elementary School was started in 1922 and the building recently had an extensive renovation. Still, the students have several small needs that they need your help in fulfilling.

The start of a new school year brings a lot of excitement for students -- but students in the band at Georgiana School are faced with the same old needs.

The band program is growing, but there aren't enough instruments for everyone who wants to make music.

The school year is quickly coming to a close. But there's still time for you to help students at Stanhope Elmore High School with their classroom needs.

While proration has taken a toll on every Alabama school, Notasulga High School in Macon County has taken an additional funding hit. That's why students are asking their community to help with needs both large and small.

Students at Southlawn Middle School need help getting air conditioning or at least some ceiling fans for their gym so they won't get so hot during P.E. class.

Students at Holtville Middle School need help getting basic supplies for their classrooms.