University of South Alabama Approves $520,000 Study of Aging Campus Infrastructure
USA trustees approved a $520,000 study of aging pipes, cable and roofs across the Mobile campus after a series of sinkholes and pipe failures.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
USA trustees approved a $520,000 study of aging pipes, cable and roofs across the Mobile campus after a series of sinkholes and pipe failures.
University of Mobile President Mark Foley says a year-long look back at his 12 years leading the Southern Baptist-affiliated school convinced him he had accomplished the goals he originally set…
Baldwin County school leaders warned in November 2009 that more layoffs and possible school closures could follow without relief from the district’s budget crisis.
The Mobile County School Board voted 3-2 against allowing school security personnel to carry Tasers in 2009 after a public debate over student safety and campus security.
An archived 2008 WKRG report explored how a former Baldwin County High School administrator encouraged people affected by a school tragedy to seek support.
Investigators examined the July 2008 death of a worker at the new Robertsdale Elementary School campus, according to WKRG.
In 2008, Mobile County school leaders proposed drug testing for some students at four schools, including participants in extracurricular activities and student drivers.
A 2008 WKRG report covered Mobile County Public Schools' discussion of a possible high-school student drug-testing program.
Saraland school leaders outlined a new high school campus and transition plans in 2007 as the city prepared to separate from the Mobile County school system.
A historical WKRG report said Mobile police arrested a student at Williamson High School in connection with an off-campus assault and burglary investigation in 2007.