Mobile County Schools Post Mixed Results on First ACT Aspire Tests
Mobile County students scored below new benchmarks in reading and math but above average in English on the first ACT Aspire testing round.
Thousands of Mobile, Baldwin County Students Missing Updated Vaccine Records
More than 8,000 students across Mobile and Baldwin county schools lack current immunization records, according to local health department data.
Baldwin County Schools Chief Robbie Owen Talks Growth, Tech and Tax Referendum
Baldwin County Superintendent Robbie Owen discusses school growth, the Digital Renaissance program and a March property tax vote.
Baldwin County Schools Switch Parent Alert Providers to Cut Costs
Baldwin County's school board is switching parent notification providers, saving about $30,000 a year while improving alert speed for families.
Baker High School Earns Spot in Elite AP Capstone Program
Mobile's Baker High School has been invited into the College Board's AP Capstone program, joining a small group of campuses statewide recognized for exam success.
Whooping Cough Cases Surge in Mobile County Schools as Baldwin County Sets Tax Vote
Mobile County schools saw a sharp rise in pertussis cases this fall, while Baldwin County set a March referendum on a school construction tax.
Baldwin County Schools Unveil $350M Plan, Push for March Tax Referendum
Baldwin County schools unveiled a $350 million capital needs plan and will ask voters to approve an 8-mill tax hike in March.
Baldwin County Schools Unveil $350 Million Wish List to Handle Explosive Growth
Baldwin County school officials outlined a $350 million capital plan and possible tax referendum to keep up with fast-growing enrollment.
Volunteers Bring ‘Bunny Cakes’ to Life for Read for the Record Day in Mobile County Schools
Volunteers read the picture book 'Bunny Cakes' aloud across Mobile County elementary schools for the national Read for the Record literacy event.
Mobile County Schools Expand Student Drug Testing to Eighth-Graders
Mobile County schools are widening a drug testing and education program this fall, inviting eighth-graders to opt in for the first time.