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Tag: St. Luke’s Episcopal School

Mobile County Students gathered for a high school homecoming pep rally

Homecoming Throwback: Saraland, Satsuma and St. Luke’s Trace Early Traditions

James Bullard, October 15, 2014

Five Mobile County schools, including Saraland, Satsuma and St. Luke’s Episcopal, share decades of homecoming history from yearbooks and alumni memories.

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Mobile The U.S. Naval Academy grounds where new midshipmen begin training

Mobile’s Austin Davis, St. Luke’s Salutatorian, Begins Plebe Summer at the Naval Academy

James Bullard, July 15, 2014July 16, 2026

Austin Davis of Mobile, salutatorian at St. Luke’s Episcopal School, joined the U.S. Naval Academy’s Class of 2018 for the grueling seven weeks of Plebe Summer after turning down other service appointments.

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Mobile Brick school campus buildings and lawn

St. Luke’s Headmaster Palmer Kennedy Outlined a High School and a $10 Million Campaign

James Bullard, January 28, 2009

St. Luke’s Episcopal School had bought the old Julius T. Wright campus on University Boulevard and was raising $10 million to add an upper school. Headmaster Palmer Kennedy laid out the plan for Mobile’s Sunrise Rotary Club.

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Baldwin County High school students walking through a school hallway

Five Schools, One Worry: A New Coalition Took On Underage Drinking in Mobile and Baldwin

James Bullard, January 7, 2009

Jean Downing described the Mobile/Baldwin Counties Community of Concern to Sunrise Rotary — a five-school partnership on alcohol and drugs, with a public forum on the adolescent brain set for Jan. 13 at UMS-Wright.

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Baldwin County An aerial view of a coastal Alabama town and its road network

Regional Planner Chris Miller Took Sunrise Rotary’s Podium as Coastal Growth Pressed In

James Bullard, December 3, 2008

The assistant executive director of the South Alabama Regional Planning Commission — and a former Bay Minette city administrator — headlined the Rotary Club of Mobile-Sunrise as the club opened a busy December.

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