Watch the High School Football Game of the Week between Alma Bryant and Citronelle live on mcpssTV on Friday night! Tune in tomorrow at 6:50 p.m. on Comcast 15, Mediacom 85, AT&T U-verse 99, Roku boxes, Facebook or YouTube. #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Graphic promoting the High School Football Game of the Week between Alma Bryant and Citronelle on Friday, September 26
It's homecoming week at North Mobile County K-8! Students and staff kicked if off in style with "Twin Day." #LearningLeading #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Two students dressed as the Lorax from Dr. Seuss
Sometimes, the best way to learn is by doing! Pre-K students at Gilliard Elementary learned about plants this week by planting their own celery. #LearningLeading #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Pre-K student watching their teacher plant celery in a pot

Congratulations to the 2025-26 JROTC Cadet Brigade Command! These cadets excelled in a rigorous interview process and have displayed strong leadership qualities. They will organize JROTC events such as drill competitions throughout the county this school year.

They are:
Cadet Brigade Commander: C/LTC Trinity Moore, Alma Bryant
Cadet Command Sergeant Major: C/CSM Kaden Brooks, Baker
Cadet Deputy Brigade Commander: C/LTC Jaimee Roberts, Citronelle
Cadet Brigade Operations Officer: C/LTC Zamara Hudson, Williamson
Cadet Brigade Logistics Officer: C/LTC Ke'Asia Davis, B.C. Rain

Moore, Brooks, Roberts and Davis were honored in promotion ceremonies at their high schools on Wednesday. Hudson's promotion ceremony will be held at Williamson next week. Congratulations to all! #LearningLeading #PerseverancePropelsProgress

3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Trinity Moore of Alma Bryant, standing in uniform with four JROTC instructors
On differents days this month, MCPSS schools around the county have been welcoming grandparents to campus for Grandparents Day. Last week, the Pre-K students at Mary G. Montgomery enjoyed some treats and activities with their grandparents. #LearningLeading #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A boy smiles and waves while sitting at a cafeteria table with his grandmother
Want to see some of the best high school marching bands in the area all in one place? Check out the Azalea City Marching Band Festival this Saturday, September 27, at Mary G. Montgomery! Bands from across the area will showcase their 2025 halftime shows and receive judges' critiques at the event, which starts at noon. Purchase tickets at: http://bit.ly/4mu5ctj. #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Graphic promoting the Azalea City Marching Band Festival on Saturday, September 27
Watch the High School Volleyball Match of the Week between Murphy and LeFlore live on mcpssTV on Tuesday night! Tune in at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow on Comcast 15, Mediacom 85, AT&T U-verse 99, Roku boxes, Facebook or YouTube. #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Graphic promoting the High School Volleyball Match of the Week between Murphy and LeFlore on Tuesday, September 23
If you go to Bellingrath Gardens in the next few weeks, check out the scarecrow and decorations designed by students from Bryant Career Technical Center! Bryant's FFA chose a Plants Vs. Zombies theme and its president, Chloe Stanley, designed a digital image. Bryant Manufacturing students cut the design using its CNC machine. After students painted it and made the little character pumpkins, Bryant's ag construction class helped install it at Bellingrath. #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A Halloween decoration featuring pumpkins and a zombie atop bales of hay

Students at Clark-Shaw School of Math, Science & Technology celebrated Constitution Day last week with a variety of fun activities. They explored what it means to be a U.S. citizen and the different pathways to citizenship. The also competed in a Constitution Day Escape Room, using teamwork, critical thinking, and problem-solving to make their escape. #LearningLeading #PerseverancePropelsProgress

3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Four students sitting around a table with sheets of paper, talking
Ms. Perkins' 10th-grade English class at Mary G. Montgomery has started a book club called Book for Book. The goal is simple but powerful -- to promote and encourage more recreational reading. In a world filled with screens, schedules and stress, it's a space where students can fall in love with books again. #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A group of high school students holding up books
As part of a study of energy and energy transfer, fourth-graders in Mrs. Shapiro’s class at Collier Elementary applied the engineering design process to build their own roller coasters. Students used paper materials and tape to design and construct tracks, planning slopes, turns, and drops to demonstrate how potential energy changes to kinetic energy. #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Three students with a roller coaster they built from paper towel rolls
Friday was International Talk Like a Pirate Day and the little buccaneers at Just 4 Developmental Laboratory set sail on a Pirate Takeover! From treasure hunts to hands-on educational adventures, they discovered that learning can be the greatest treasure of all. #LearningLeading #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Pre-K students on tricycles, dressed like pirates
Fox 10 News visited Alma Bryant High School this week to showcase the Hurricanes Future Farmers of America program. Bryant Ag teacher and FFA advisor Brian Ladnier and the school's FFA officers gave them a tour of our facilities, and showed them the hogs and cattle they are raising on campus, including their newborn calf named Wellington. Watch the segment: https://www.fox10tv.com/2025/09/18/alma-bryant-high-school-ffa-welcomes-new-calf-surprise-arrival/?fbclid=IwY2xjawM6RyBleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFwZnlRcHRPaEE2VEQzWVJ3AR6EYuE4iDrHr7x_z-ewcaPZR4m8XQGCJqb1B21DmvHq7PMxa4V5SInSBM9tWw_aem_xepJuNVoey1zQNBA2aYOKQ. #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Two students standing with two cows
Watch the High School Football Game of the Week between Mary G. Montgomery and Foley live on mcpssTV tomorrow, September 19! Tune in at 6:50 p.m. on Comcast 15, Medicom 85, AT&T U-verse 99, Roku boxes, Facebook or YouTube to catch all the action. #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Graphic promoting the High School Football Game of the Week between Mary G. Montgomery and Foley on Friday, September 19
Congratulations to Davidson High senior Luisa Williams, who was named the WKRG News 5 Scholar-Athlete of the Week! She's a varsity volleyball player who also plays club volleyball with Southern Alabama Volleyball Academy. Williams has a 3.8 GPA, and her coaches say she brings leadership, experience, and a dominant presence on the court. See the broadcast: https://www.wkrg.com/high-school-football/scholar-athlete-of-the-week/luisa-williams-of-davidson-high-school/. #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Luisa Williams holds a plaque while posing alongside the U.S. Sports University's eagle mascot
All MCPSS seniors are asked to participate in the Alabama Direct Admission Initiative. This program is designed to afford high school seniors in Alabama an opportunity to receive guaranteed college admission offers to participating institutions by completing their student profile and submitting their transcript, eliminating the need for traditional applications, essays and fees. There are no application fees and no rejections; students will only receive a letter of acceptance. This is a stress-free process that aims to remove barriers to higher education, giving students the confidence to know that they are capable and can attend college. If seniors complete their profile by September 23, they will receive acceptance letters beginning October 6. Seniors should see their counselor for more information.
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Graphic promoting the Alabama Direct Admission Initiative
#TeamMCPSS was recognized as an "Outstanding Community Partner" by United Way of Southwest Alabama during an awards banquet at Via Health, Fitness & Enrichment Center. Dr. Monica Motley, Coordinator of Transformational Improvement/Director of School Counseling Services, accepted the honor on behalf of MCPSS. From left are: Kimberly D. Bell, Manager of Donor Relations at United Way; Justine Bixler, United Way of Southwest Alabama President & CEO; Audra Harper, Board of Trustees Chair; Dr. Motley; and Lindsay Lum, Director of Agency Relations & Community Engagement. #PerseverancePropelsProgress #LearningLeading
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Five women standing in front of a United Way backdrop
High School seniors from around the county got an opportunity to talk with representatives from more than 70 colleges and universities, military branches, and financial aid agencies at the MCPSS College Fair yesterday at the USA Mitchell Center. The first step to planning your future is learning about the opportunities available! #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A group of students standing in front of the Alabama A&M table
Today the University of South Alabama presented Indian Springs Elementary School with a $1,000 grant as part of the College Football Playoff (CFP) Foundation’s Extra Yard for Teachers Week. USA also presented Kaliyah Benning, a speech therapist in her first year at Indian Springs, with $100 to use in her classroom. The grants were presented during a pep rally in the school's gym, complete with the South Alabama cheerleaders, dance team, band, the SouthPaw mascot and three USA football players. #PerseverancePropelsProgress
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Indian Springs students and educators post with South Alabama cheerleaders and football players with a large check
September 16 is IT Professionals Appreciation Day! Thank you to the amazing MCPSS Information Technology Department, which supports and monitors 56,000 student devices; classroom technology and websites for all 90 schools; online resources for teachers; cybersecurity; the new MCPSS app; and much, much more! #PerseverancePropelsProgress #LearningLeading
3 months ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A man holding up an internet router