Mobile and Baldwin County News
Mobile County Public Schools kicked off the 2026-27 school year with Superintendent Chresal D. Threadgill's #BeTheReason challenge, football season send-offs at Vigor High School, a Camp Kindergarten welcome at Gilliard…
The Escambia County Board of Education approved new literacy and technology contracts, laptops for W.S. Neal High School, and a long list of personnel changes at its July 16 meeting.
As Mobile County Public Schools prepares to welcome Chresal Threadgill as its new superintendent, the local teachers association says early signs point toward a more collaborative relationship between the district…
Baldwin County school board refinanced $89.4 million in bonds, saving $10.4 million, while also setting the 2015-16 calendar and coaching moves.
Baldwin County's school board presented a $313 million budget for 2015 during a public hearing at Robertsdale High School.
Satsuma City Schools opened the 2014-15 year with a calm first morning, an enrollment of 1,300 and a $6 million capital campaign, as the young district began its third year…
Baldwin County's school system reported it was on pace to close fiscal 2014 with a healthy reserve as its one-cent education sales tax brought in slightly more money than the…
Members of the 100 Black Men of Greater Mobile appealed to the county school superintendent to reconsider a plan to bring the district's alternative schooling program in-house, ending the group's…
Baldwin County leaders discussed renewed support for a temporary sales tax in 2009 as school budget cuts and potential personnel reductions continued.