Gulf Shores Opens New $137 Million High School After Nearly Six Years in the Making
Gulf Shores cut the ribbon on its new 287,000-square-foot, $137 million high school Monday, with classes starting Wednesday for up to 1,000 students.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
Gulf Shores cut the ribbon on its new 287,000-square-foot, $137 million high school Monday, with classes starting Wednesday for up to 1,000 students.
Gulf Shores City Schools will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, Aug. 10, for the new Gulf Shores High School, with tours to follow and weekly 'Tuesday Tours' offered throughout August.
Chickasaw City Schools has opened a separate elementary campus for the first time, backed by $400,000 in renovations and a new pre-K program.
Fairhope's Education Advisory Committee is hosting a community forum to gather input on the city's education future after a countywide tax vote failed.
Mobile County school officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Citronelle High School, set to open across from the current campus in 2016.
The Mobile County school board approved White-Spunner Construction to build the new $25 million Citronelle High School, set for completion in 2016.
Bill Menas was sworn in as Spanish Fort's newest District 2 councilman, pledging to help guide the fast-growing city's development. His wife and two sons
As Saraland prepared to open a new high school in 2009, the school board considered cheerleading safety rules and selected red and gray as the school colors in 2008.
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.
Archived WKRG coverage from 2007 highlighted Saraland's parks, new subdivisions, civic projects and growth plans.