Mobile County School Board Fine-Tunes New Teacher Salary Schedule
Mobile County's school board is finalizing a 2014-15 pay schedule covering teachers, substitutes, bus drivers and thousands of other employees.
Mobile Police, Schools Launch Joint Push to Curb Juvenile Crime
Mobile police introduced a new juvenile crime prevention program to nearly 90 school principals, aiming to build trust before trouble starts.
Mobile County High School Bands Could Earn More for 2015 Mardi Gras Parades
A new pay schedule before the Mobile County school board would set fixed fees for high school bands marching in Mardi Gras parades.
Dauphin Island Rallies to Save Its Historic Little Red Schoolhouse
Dauphin Island leaders and students are pushing to preserve the town's beloved one-room schoolhouse as a new elementary school rises nearby.
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.
How Mobile Police and School Resource Officers Respond to Campus Threats
Mobile police and Mobile County school resource officers describe how they coordinate quickly when a weapon or threat is reported on campus.
New $10.5M Augusta Evans School Dedicated in West Mobile
Mobile County dedicates the new $10.5 million Augusta Evans School, a west Mobile campus built specifically for students with significant special needs.
Cardboard City Draws Dozens to Downtown Mobile for Homelessness Cause
About 100 people took part in Mobile's Cardboard City event over the weekend, sleeping in cardboard shelters to support local homelessness programs.
Mobile County School’s Safety Contract for Kindergartner Sparks Review
A Mobile County kindergartner was asked to sign a safety contract after a classroom drawing, prompting the district to review its policy.
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.