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Movie Title Year Distributor Notes Rev Formats 800 Fantasy Lane 1979 Metro NonSex 5 DRO Best of VCX Classics 2005 VCX NonSex 1 DRO Candy Goes To Hollywood 1979 VCX NonSex 1 DRO Forbidden Worlds 1988 Collector's Video NonSex Education K–12 education Most K–12 students in Huntsville attend Huntsville City Schools.[118] In the 2007–2008 school year 22,839 students attended Huntsville City Schools, 77% of all students scored at or above state and national ACT averages, and of the 1,279 members of the graduating class, "approximately 92% of the students indicated that they planned to enter a post-secondary institution for further study, 43% obtained scholarship & monetary awards", and "received 2,988 scholarships totaling $33,619,040, had forty-one National Merit Scholars, three National Achievement Scholars, and two perfect ACT scores."
Of the 53 schools in the Huntsville City Schools system in 2007–2008, there were:[119] 25 elementary, and Two K–8, which serve 10,836 students. For grades 6–12, there are 11,696 students enrolled in the following schools: Eleven middle schools (grades 6–8) Seven high schools Three special centers (two Schools of Choice and one Program of Choice [1B]) Four magnet schools (two with grades K–8 and two with grades 9–12) The two magnet elementary schools are the Academy for Academics and Arts and the Academy for Science and Foreign Language. The three magnet middle schools are Williams Technology, The Academy for Academics and Arts, and the Academy for Science and Foreign Language, and the two magnet high schools are Lee High School and New Century Technology High School. Approximately 21 private, parochial, and religious schools serve grades pre-K–12. The city has several accredited private Christian schools, including Saint John Paul II Catholic High School,[120] Faith Christian Academy,[121] Oakwood Adventist Academy,[122] Whitesburg Christian Academy, Grace Lutheran School, and Westminster Christian Academy. Randolph School is Huntsville's only independent, private K-12 school.[123] In 2007, 60% of HCS teachers had at least a master's degree.[119] Budgeting The following was the disposition of annual funding in 2007: Instructional services – 54%, Instruction support services – 15%, Operation and maintenance – 11%, capital outlay – 8%, auxiliary services – 7%, general administrative services – 3%, and debt and other expenditures – 2%.[119] Higher education Huntsville's higher education institutions are:

Alabama A&M University J.F. Drake State Community and Technical College Oakwood University University of Alabama in Huntsville The University of Alabama in Huntsville is the largest university serving the greater Huntsville area, with more than 7,700 students. About half of its graduates earn a degree in engineering or science, making it one of the larger producers of engineers and physical scientists in Alabama. The Carnegie Foundation ranks the school very highly as a research institution, placing it among the top 75 public research universities in the nation. UAHuntsville is also ranked a Tier 1 national university by U.S. News & World Report. Alabama A&M University is the oldest university in the Huntsville area, dating to 1875. With over 6,000 students,[124] it is home to the AAMU Historic District with 28 buildings and four structures listed in the United States National Register of Historic Places. Oakwood University, founded in 1896, is a Seventh-day Adventist university with over 1,800 students and a member institution of the United Negro College Fund. It is one of the nation's leading producers of black applicants to medical schools and the largest HBCU in Alabama. Various colleges and universities have satellite locations or extensions in Huntsville: Athens State University[125] Calhoun Community College[126] Calhoun Community College at Cummings Research Park Calhoun Community College at Redstone Arsenal Columbia College[127] Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University[128] Faulkner University[129] Florida Institute of Technology[130] Georgia Institute of Technology Huntsville Regional Medical Campus of the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine[131] Ross Medical Education Center Virginia College[132] Huntsville Hospital and Crestwood Medical Center has an accredited school of radiologic technology[133] Culture Space Shuttle Pathfinder at Space Camp Historic districts Twickenham Historic District was chosen as the name of the first of three of the city's historic districts. It features homes in the Federal and Greek Revival architectural styles introduced to the city by Virginia-born architect George Steele about 1818, and contains the most dense concentration of antebellum homes in Alabama. The 1819 Weeden House Museum, home of female artist and poet Howard Weeden, is open to the public, as are several others in the district. Old Town Historic District[134] contains a variety of styles (Federal, Greek Revival, Queen Anne, and even California cottages), with homes dating from the late 1820s through the early 1900s. Five Points Historic District,[135] consists predominantly of bungalows built around the beginning of the 20th century, by which time Huntsville was becoming a mill town. Merrimack Mill Village Historic District is a historic district developed around the Merrimack Cotton Mill in 1900. The district features homes following several basic plans: Type A, a one-story, duplex shotgun house; Type B, a rectangular duplex with double central entry doors and a shed roof porch; Type J, a two-story I-house, usually with a shed roof rear addition; Type L, a two-story, cross-gable duplex with side entrances covered by shallow-pitched gable porches; and Type M, a one-story, hipped roof duplex with a shed-roof front porch. The 96 Type L houses, most of which were constructed in the first wave of construction before 1910, represent the largest collection of the type in the South. Lowe Mill Village & Lincoln Mill and Mill Village Historic District were born during the textile boom of the 1890s and were recognized for their historical importance in 2011 along with Dallas Mill Village.[136] Museums Alabama Constitution Village features eight reconstructed Federal style buildings, with living-museum displays downtown.[137] Burritt on the Mountain, located on Monte Sano Mountain, is a regional history museum and regional event venue featuring a 1950s mansion, interpretive historic park, nature trails, scenic overlooks and more.[138] Clay House Museum is an antebellum home built c. 1853 which showcases decorative styles up to 1950 and has an outstanding collection of Noritake porcelain.[139] Early Works Museum is a child friendly interactive museum in downtown Huntsville.[137] Harrison Brothers Hardware Store, established in 1879, is the oldest operating hardware store in Alabama. Though now owned and operated by the Historic Huntsville Foundation, it is still a working store, and part museum featuring skilled craftsmen who volunteer to run the store and answer questions.[140][141] The Historic Huntsville Depot, completed in 1860, is the oldest surviving railroad depot in Alabama and one of the oldest surviving depots in the United States.[142] Huntsville Museum of Art in Big Spring International Park offers permanent displays, traveling exhibitions, and educational programs for children and adults.[143] North Alabama Railroad Museum is a railroad museum with over 30 pieces of rolling stock.[144] US Space & Rocket Center is home to the US Space Camp and Aviation Challenge programs as well as the only Saturn V rocket designated a National Historic Landmark. U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum displays more than 30 historical military vehicles from World War I to the present, including the world's oldest jeep. Also on display are many artifacts, memorabilia, and small arms dating back to the Revolutionary War.[145] Parks Big Spring International Park There are 57 parks within the city limits of Huntsville.[146] In 2013, for the fifth time in seven years, Huntsville was named a 'Playful City USA' by KaBOOM! (non-profit organization) for their efforts to provide a variety of play opportunities for children that included after school programs and parks within walking distance of home.[147] Big Spring International Park is a park in downtown Huntsville centered on a natural water body (Big Spring). The park contains the Huntsville Museum of Art. Festivals are held there, such as the Panoply Arts Festival and the Big Spring Jam. There are fish in the spring's niche. There is a waterfall and a constantly lit gas torch. Burritt on the Mountain features an eccentric, mid-century mansion and museum, an interpretive historic park depicting rural life in the 19th century, educational programs for children and adults, accessible nature trails, panoramic views of the city below and functions as a venue for popular regional events throughout the year.[148] Creekwood Park is a 71 acres (29 ha) park with a full-scale children's playground and dog park that connects to the Indian Creek Greenway.[149] Huntsville Botanical Garden features educational programs, woodland paths, broad grassy meadows and stunning floral collections.[150] John Hunt Park is the city's largest park with over 400 acres (160 ha) of open space, tennis courts, soccer fields and walking trails.[151] Jones Farm Park is a park set in Jones Valley. The park encompasses 33 acres, and offers 2 ponds, a paved trail, and a pavilion.[152] Land Trust of North Alabama is a member supported, non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of the natural heritage of the area, and has preserved more than 5,500 acres (22 km2) of open space, wildflower areas, wetlands, working farms, and scenic vistas in North Alabama, including 1,107 acres (448 ha) of the Monte Sano Nature Preserve (Monte Sano Mountain), 1,471 acres (595 ha) of the Blevins Gap and Green Mountain Nature Preserves (Huntsville & Green Mountains), and 935 acres (378 ha) of the Wade Mountain Nature Preserve. Volunteers have created and maintain 62 mi (100 km) of public trails – all of which are within the Huntsville city limits.[153] Lydia Gold Skatepark,[154] located behind the Historic Huntsville Depot, is open to the public. In 2003, it was dedicated to the late Lydia Leigh Gold (1953–1993), an area skateboarding activist in the 1980s and the former owner of "Tattooed Lady Comics and Skateboards". Helmets are the only pad requirement. No bikes, scooters, or other wheeled vehicles are allowed – only skateboards and rollerblades are permitted.[155] Monte Sano State Park[156] has over 2,000 acres (8.1 km2) and features hiking and bicycling trails, rustic cabins built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, campsites, full RV hook-ups, and a recently reconstructed lodge.[157] Festivals February/March: Annual Maslenitsa "Spring Festival"[158] is held in late winter (February or March) in Madison County. A goodbye to Winter and welcome to Spring, it is associated with ancient pagan traditions, the Orthodox Church, and the fifteen East-European, Baltic, Central Asian, Russian, and Southern Caucasus nations represented. This annual, family-friendly event includes a menu with crêpe-like blini as its centerpiece; the festival is also called "Pancake Week". It is brought together by a partnership between Madison County, sponsoring 501(c)(3) organizations, and Kazakh, Moldovan, Ukrainian, Russian, Georgian, and other community representatives. Traditional dance, authentic regional folk-songs and instrumentals, fashions, children's activities, and wonderful foods are part and parcel of the celebration. April: Panoply Arts Festival[159] is an annual arts festival that began on May 14, 1982. It is presented by The Arts Council[160] and is held on the last full weekend of each April in Big Spring International Park and the Von Braun Center. The festival includes performance stages featuring presentations, demonstrations, performances, competitions, and workshops to promote the arts. There are children's activities, a Global Village, strolling performers, and nightly fireworks displays. The Southeast Tourism Society consistently ranks the festival among their "Top Twenty Events" and Governor Bob Riley has announced it as one of Alabama's top ten tourism events.[161] May: Rocket City Brewfest[162] is an annual craft beer festival that began in 2009 by the local Free the Hops organization.[163] Brewfest was initially held at the historical Huntsville Depot Roundhouse,[164] then once at Campus 805[165] until it moved to the Activity Field on Redstone Arsenal for a Saturday afternoon[166] filled with craft beer, cider, and music. June: The annual Cigar Box Guitar Festival[167] is held the first week of June at Lowe Mill Arts and Entertainment. It is the world's longest running Cigar Box Guitar festival[168] and features live music using home made instruments in the tradition, makers from across the region, and includes workshops and demonstrations. September: Big Spring Jam (1993–2011) was an annual three-day music festival held on the last full weekend of September in and around Big Spring International Park in downtown Huntsville. It featured a diversity of music including rock, country, Christian, kid-friendly, and oldies.[169] September: The Annual International Festival of North Alabama (iFest)[170] is held each Fall on the UAHuntsville Campus. This free family event offers displays from many nations, presentations, travel/historic literature, hosts in native apparel, children's activities, and other audio-visuals emblematic of the wide diversity of participating countries. In addition, there are live performances and demos by local and touring artists, as well as international food vendors, an Open Air Market, and a colorful "Parade of Nations." October: Con†Stellation is an annual general-interest science fiction convention.[171] Con†Stellation (also written as Con*Stellation) has been generally held over a Friday-Sunday weekend in October each year (as of 2012). Golf courses Hampton Cove[172] is one of the eleven courses making up the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail; named after Hampton Cove, it features two championship 18-hole courses and one par-three course. Huntsville Country Club,[173] an 18-hole course with dining and banquet facilities The Ledges: 18 holes, dining and banquet facilities The Links on Redstone Arsenal is available for Military, NASA, and others that have base access. The Links has four separate 9-hole courses, a driving range, a putting and chipping green, and even play foot golf – a soccer version of golf.[174] Sunset Landing Golf Club (located next to the airport) Valley Hill Country Club features 27 holes in South Huntsville's Jones Valley. Libraries The Huntsville-Madison County Public Library,[175] founded in late October 1818, is Alabama's oldest continually operating library system. It has 13 branches throughout the county including one bookmobile. The Huntsville branches are the Bailey Cove Branch Library, Bessie K. Russell Branch Library, Downtown Huntsville Library, Eleanor E. Murphy Branch Library, Oscar Mason Branch Library, and Showers Center Library. The Downtown Huntsville Library Archives contains a wealth of historical resources, including displays of photographic collections and artifacts, has Alabama's highest materials circulation rate, and features daily public programs. The library system provides free public access Internet computers and wireless Internet access in all facilities. Arts associations Several arts groups have passed the 50-year mark: Huntsville Community Chorus Association;[176] Huntsville Art League; Theatre Huntsville (through its parent company);[177] Broadway Theatre League;[178] Fantasy Playhouse Children's Theatre;[177] Rocket City Chorus; Huntsville Symphony Orchestra;[179] and Huntsville Photographic Society among them. Arts Huntsville Founded in October 1962 as a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization, the Arts Huntsville[180] (TAC) includes over 100 local arts organizations and advocates. Arts Huntsville sponsors the arts through five core programs: Arts Education — including the "Meet the Artist" interactive, "distance learning" program at Educational Television[181] and ArtVentures summer arts camp; Member services; the annual Panoply Arts Festival[159] Concerts in the Park, a series of "summer serenades under the stars" held at Big Spring International Park in partnership with the City[182] Community Information Services, featuring "Boost Your Buzz", an annual publicity workshop. Arts Huntsville promotes the visual arts with two galleries: art@TAC, using the walls near the company's Von Braun Center[183] offices and the JavaGalleria. TAC supports The Bench Project[184] and the strategic planning effort to support Huntsville-Madison County's economic development goals through expanded arts and cultural opportunities known as Create Huntsville.[185] Performing arts This article may contain an excessive amount of intricate detail that may interest only a particular audience. Please help by spinning off or relocating any relevant information, and removing excessive detail that may be against Wikipedia's inclusion policy. (November 2011) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) Twickenham Fest is Alabama's Premiere Summer Chamber Music Festival. Founded in 2010, this festival brings world class musicians into Huntsville to perform chamber music repertory over a week-long. This festival is free to the public due to philanthropic support from the Huntsville community.[186] The Huntsville Community Chorus Association[187] (HCCA) is one of Alabama's oldest performing arts organizations, with its first performance dating to December 1946 (per its website, the Mobile Opera Guild — the state's oldest — first performed in April of that year). HCCA produces chorale concerts and musical theater productions. In addition, the company features its madrigal singers; "Glitz!" (a show choir); a chamber chorale; an annual summer melodrama/fundraiser; and three children's groups: the Huntsville Community Chorus (HCC) Children's Chorale (ages 3-5); the HCC Treble Chorale (ages 6-8); and the HCC Youth Chorale (ages 9-12). Broadway Theatre League[188] was founded

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