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Tuesday, April 02, 2013

E.R. Dickson places in Faulkner State Computer Fair

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Congratulations to E. R. Dickson students, Akanksha Rawat and Summerlinn O’Gwynn for, 1st place and honorable mention in the Individual General Applications Category at the Faulkner State Community College 2013 Computer Fair. E. R. Dickson represented Mobile County by sending 20 students to compete with 12 observers. They are all part of E. R. Dickson’s Tiger Technology Team. The team will be displaying all their projects for other students and parents to view at their Math and...

YMCA to honor Superintendent with Community Leader spotlight

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DEARBORN Y.M.C.A AND COMMUNITY CENTER SPOTLIGHTS COMMUNITY LEADERS AND FEATURE NEW YORK TIMES JOURNALIST RACHEL L. SWARNS APRIL 11, 2013 MOBILE, AL — The Dearborn YMCA and Community Center of Mobile Board of Directors announces its Heritage Building fundraiser on Thursday April 11, 2013 featuring New York Times Journalist Rachel L. Swarns and author of “American Tapestry: The Story of the Black, White and Multiracial Ancestors of Michelle Obama’’ and the...

Clark-Shaw students compete in annual Battle of the Books

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Battle of the Books is a competition that is held each year at Clark-Shaw Magnet School. America’s Battle of the Books is a national organization that promotes this program. The process begins in August when the list of books for the spring competition is made public. The library obtains extra copies of the books and displays them on a separate shelf to encourage students to read the books. The students select teams within their language arts class and work together to prepare for the competition....

Theodore students tie for Citrin Safety award

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Darren Fields and Tiffany Taylor The Citrin Safety Foundation is pleased to announce that due to the exceptional quality and artistic creativity of entries, the Windshield Film Contest has resulted in a tie between two contestants. Therefore, one winning entry will be used to create the windshield film sticker for automobiles and the other winning entry will be used as a design for a Citrin Safety Foundation T-shirt. The $1,000.00 award...

County PTA awards schools, staff and parents

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Congratulations to our hard-working teachers, staff and schools that have earned honors and awards from the Mobile County PTA. Thank you for your dedication and support. MCCPTA Awards 2013 OUTSTANDING TEACHER Elementary: Erica Dunn – Olive J. Dodge Elementary School Middle: Jill Barlow – Bernice Causey Middle School High: ...

Vigor's Mr. July named AEA Assistant Principal of the Year

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Congratulations to Mr. Douglas L. July, assistant principal at C. F. Vigor High School, he was chosen as by the Alabama Education Association (AEA) as AEA Assistant Principal of the Year 2012-2013 for state. Mr. Douglas L. July has been an educator for 35 years and in an administrative position for 15 years. He is a person that is not only an assistant principal, but he is a father figure to a lot of the at risk students at C.F. Vigor High School....

Collier Elementary earns national recognition for reading

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Elsie Collier Elementary School has earned national recognition for outstanding performance in advancing reading practice and proficiency across mutiple grade levels. Collier was awarded Accelerated Reader Model School Certification by Renaissance Learning. This certification acknowledges that Collier’s efforts to promote personalized reading practice, assess comprehension, and monitor progress have resulted in measurable improvements in reading proficiency. Accelerated Reader Model...

Davidson High to host 520 students in Model United Nations event

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Davidson’s Invitational Model United nations will hold its annual simulation on Wednesday and Thursday, April 10th and 11th at the Mobile Convention Center starting at 8 am. This year the school will host 520 student delegates from 10 schools in Mobile and Baldwin counties. Participating schools include: Alabama School of Math and Science, Baker, Bryant, Bayside Academy, Cottage Hill Christian, Davidson, Foley, MGM, Murphy, Spanish Fort, and Vigor. As always, Davidson Students lead...

Blount athletes win Mobile Optimist Club 6A Players of the Year

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Murphy's Phillip Rankin, along with Blount's Ciera Johnson and Divine Myles, were chosen as the Mobile Optimist Club's 6A Players of the Year. Not pictured is McGill-Toolen's T.J. Lang Blount’s Ciera Johnson was chosen as the 6A girls’ Player of the Year, while Blount’s Divine Myles, Murphy’s Phillip Rankin, and McGill-Toolen’s T. J. Lang were the co-6A Players of the Year. Blount swept the Coach of the Year awards, with...

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