Congratulations to Phillips Preparatory's Brooks Walton, who was recently presented with a Golden Apple Award from WKRG! Mrs. Walton teaches seventh-grade English and sixth-grade Drama, as well as serving as the Scholars Bowl coach. Watch the segment on her award: https://trst.in/NMdi74. #GrowingGREATNESS #LearningLeading
Mobile County Public Schools cut the ribbon on Williamson High School's new, on-campus football stadium last week, with many school and district officials, board members and community leaders in attendance. After the ribbon-cutting, the school held a reception and the Lions squared off against Moss Point (Miss.) High School in a spring game. Congratulations, Lions! #GrowingGREATNESS #LearningLeading
Congratulations to the Class of 2025! While our 12 high schools are holding their graduation ceremonies this month, elementary and middle schools across the county are welcoming their graduating alumni back to campus to walk the halls one last time. Graduation season will end this week with three more ceremonies: B.C. Rain and Davidson on Monday and Baker on Tuesday. #GrowingGREATNESS
Mobile County Public Schools recognized and celebrated 90 Teachers of the Year at the annual Teacher of the Year Luncheon on recently at the Renaissance Riverview Plaza Hotel. Included were countywide Teachers of the Year Krissy Brown of Gilliard Elementary, Justine Wilson of Grand Bay Middle and Roseann Byrd of Citronelle High School. Thank you to Coca-cola for sponsoring this event.
The Causey Middle School archery team took first place in Centershot 3D and first place in Centershot Bullseye at the U.S. Eastern National Tournament recently! Several MCPSS archers also turned in top 10 individual performances, including Grand Bay's Gunnar Couch, Castlen's Sophie Bush, Dawes Intermediate's Phillip Hall, and Causey's Kaiden Richardson.
#TeamMCPSS added over 130 new employees at its recent MCPSS Career Fair. But we're not done. There are still jobs available at mcpss.com/jobopportunities. #LearningLeading
Congratulations to our countywide #LearningLeading Award winners: Amberly Hardy of Dodge Elementary, DeCari Carter of Forest Hill Elementary, Caitlyn Zeine of Phillips Preparatory, and Morghan Cooley of Davidson High.
The Murphy Four Arts Club entertained the audience at the #LearningLeading Awards with Broadway hits, including "On Broadway," "All that Jazz," and "One" from a Chorus Line (pictured here).
We had a wonderful time honoring students from all 90 of our schools at the #LearningLeading Awards. These students exemplify our slogan: Learning Today. Leading Tomorrow.
McDavid-Jones Elementary's National Elementary Honor Society enjoyed a fun-filled academic field trip recently to Colonial Forte Conde, History Museum of Mobile, and the Phoenix Fire Museum. What a wonderful way to learn about Mobile history!
Whitley Elementary's second-grade students recently used their math and reading skills to place a "Starbucks" order and purchase it. They first filled out their order form, which gave them the option to add toppings like marshmallows, whipped cream and/or a candy cane to their "latte." They then paid for their order and waited in line to pick it up. What a fun way to learn!
Congratulations to the Star Students who were recognized by the Southwest Mobile Chamber of Commerce: Zeve Merrill of Nan Gray Davis; Cooper Cox of Pearl Haskew; Travis Perry of Meadowlake; Karam Haifa of Griggs; and Bryson Ellingburg of Hollinger's Island.
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