Mobile and Baldwin County News
The district will tie attendance to driver's license eligibility and act on absences earlier. Jackson High offers up to $50 per student for ACT score gains and is chasing an…
The Escambia County Board of Education approved new literacy and technology contracts, laptops for W.S. Neal High School, and a long list of personnel changes at its July 16 meeting.
Orange Beach City Schools pushed back publicly against rumors circulating on social media that Superintendent Randy Wilkes had been dismissed, confirming that he continues to lead the Baldwin County school…
The Baldwin County school board was set to consider a $15 million funding package covering an Eastern Shore transportation facility and the first phase of site work for a new…
The City of Gulf Shores is accepting applications for a seat on the Gulf Shores City Board of Education, and the chosen applicant will begin a five-year term on June…
The Mobile County Board of School Commissioners has voted to issue a $100 million construction bond, but exactly how the money will be spent remains undecided. According to Rena Philips,…
Alabama voters will soon decide one of the most consequential education-governance questions to reach a statewide ballot in years: whether to continue electing the members of the Alabama State Board…
MOBILE, Ala. — The Mobile County Public School System is weighing two proposed calendars for the 2019-2020 school year, and district leaders want to hear from the people the schedule…
Republican Andrea Lindsey and Democrat Clyde Jones are headed to a November showdown for Baldwin County's District 2 school board seat, a race complicated by a party dismissal tied to…
Thirty-two Gulf Shores residents have submitted paperwork hoping to land one of five seats on the city’s newly formed school board, as officials continue laying the groundwork for a system…