Mobile County Names Two Teachers of the Year for 2015
Mobile County school officials surprised a Kate Shepard Elementary teacher and a B.C. Rain High School teacher with top honors for 2015.
B.C. Rain’s Turnaround: How a Struggling Mobile High School Rebuilt Its Culture
B.C. Rain High School's graduation rate jumped from 49 to 85 percent in three years, driven by an aerospace academy and a schoolwide culture shift.
Mobile County Schools Set New Goal: 90 Percent Graduation Rate by 2017
After reaching an 82 percent graduation rate years ahead of schedule, Mobile County school officials set an even more ambitious 2017 target.
Mobile County Students Showcase Academic Gains at Legislative Meeting
Mobile County students highlighted rising graduation rates and signature academy programs at the school system's annual legislative delegation meeting.
Mobile County Magnet Schools Open Applications with January Open Houses
Mobile County opened applications for its seven magnet schools, with weekend open houses giving families a chance to tour campuses and apply.
Mary G. Montgomery Student First in Alabama to Earn Microsoft Office 2013 Master Certification
A Mary G. Montgomery High School student became the first in Alabama to earn a master's certification in Microsoft Office 2013.
Satsuma Puts $1.5 Million Into Old Lee Elementary as Mobile County Schools Grow
Satsuma is spending $1.5 million to renovate the former Lee Elementary School, while Mobile County adds a welding academy and new testing data.
Williamson High School Adds Welding Trailer for New Career Academy
A new mobile welding classroom at Williamson High School gives Mobile County students hands-on training through a growing maritime career academy.
Mobile County School Board Selects Contractor for New $25 Million Citronelle High
The Mobile County school board approved White-Spunner Construction to build the new $25 million Citronelle High School, set for completion in 2016.
Baker High School Drama Teacher Turns Shakespeare Into Real Talk for Teens
A Baker High School theater teacher in Mobile County uses emotional memory techniques to help students connect with Shakespeare and build stage confidence.