Congratulations to the Baker High School cheerleaders, who recently attended their first Masters Camp at the University of Alabama! They walked away with a gold ribbon in sideline and cheer, they won the performance routine category, and nine were named All-Americans! #LearningLeading
14 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A group photo of the Baker cheerleaders in front of a large window with the letter "A" logo of the University of Alabama on it
Congratulations to the students in Mary G. Montgomery's Future Business Leaders of America chapter. They were recognized as an “Outstanding Chapter” at the state level and a “Gold Chapter” at the national level at the FBLA 2025 National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, Calif. Alabama is sixth in the nation in Gold Champion Chapters. #LearningLeading
14 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Seven students in blazers and lanyards, holding a small banner that reads: FBLA Gold Champion Chapter, 2024-25
Do you have a child who will be starting kindergarten this fall? Many MCPSS elementary schools will be having kindergarten "Bridges" programs this month to give incoming students an opportunity to get familiar with their new surroundings. Check your school's Facebook page or website for dates and more information! #LearningLeading
15 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Three kindergarteners holding up booklets that read "My Butterfly Journal"
The Murphy High varsity and JV cheerleaders placed third in sideline, camp dance and cheer at a recent UCA cheerleading camp in Foley and had five members named UCA All-Americans for their performance: Malaysia Young, Brielle Turner, Kennedy Love, Marlasia Wallace and Martasia Burrell. Congratulations! #LearningLeading
16 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A group photo of Murphy High School cheerleaders, with three holding trophies
Congratulations to the Lott Middle School cheerleaders, who placed first in dance and third overall at a recent UCA camp. Lott's Kelsie Mitchell won the Middle School Jump-Off and the Pin It Forward Award and was named a UCA All-American for her performance at the camp. #LearningLeading
17 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A group photo of the Lott Middle School cheerleaders, in uniform
Happy Independence Day! Celebrate your July 4 holiday responsibly. #LearningLeading
17 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A graphic reading "Happy Independnce Day: 4th of July" with the American flag as the background
Sumedh Patil and Owen Farmer recently represented Davidson High School at the 2025 Alabama Boys State, held at the University of Alabama. Hosted annually, Alabama Boys State brings together rising seniors from high schools across the state for a week-long immersive experience in government, leadership, and public service. Students campaign for office, pass legislation, and learn firsthand how state government operates. #LearningLeading
18 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Two high school students in shorts and T-shirts stand with a man in a suit
Students in the Mary G. Montgomery chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America are in Anaheim, California, this week, competing in the FBLA's 2025 National Leadership Conference. Good luck, Vikings! #LearningLeading
18 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Several students and a teacher with nametags on lanyards around their necks, standing in front of a banner that reads: FBLA 2025 National Leadership Conference, Anaheim, California
Congratulations to Mary G. Montgomery's Clara Hearn, the WKRG News 5 Scholar-Athlete of the Week! Hearn is a senior who is captain of the volleyball team and also plays basketball and runs track. Hearn has a 4.5 GPA and is a member of the National Honor Society, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Montgomery Maniacs. Watch the broadcast: https://www.wkrg.com/high-school-football/scholar-athlete-of-the-week/clara-hearn-of-mary-g-montgomery-brings-positivity-to-teams-classroom/. #LearningLeading
19 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Mary G. Montgomery Clara Heard holds her plaque and is joined by two adults and the US Sports University's eagle mascot
Mobile Public Library branches will host the Environmental Studies Center's Wildlife of Mobile Road Show during the week of July 7 as part of the Summer Library Celebration. Click here to find your library's showtime: https://www.mobilepubliclibrary.org/events/upcoming?keywords=Environ
19 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Susan Clements and Leuco the Eagle of the Environmental Studies Center
Who better to learn from than a former teammate? Williamson High student and football player Tim Malone is shadowing this summer at C-Sharpe Complex Building Restoration, where he's been paired with former Williamson Lion and current C-Sharpe Field Tech LaDerrick Lane. Malone is inetersted in entering the field after graduation. #LearningLeading
20 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Two workmen in hardhats working with drills on a stairwell, with scaffolding around them
Students at Craighead Elementary's 21st Century Community Learning Centers Enrichment Camp and Summer Literacy and Numeracy Camps learned about a variety of careers during a Touch-a-Truck event last week. Thank you to all the community partners who participated, including the Mobile County Health Department, Mobile Police Department, Mobile Fire-Rescue, MCPSS Transportation Department, WKRG, Bishop State Community College Trucking, GBM3, Bama Pest Control, Faith Towing, Alabama Power, and more. #LearningLeading
20 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A representative of the Mobile County Health Department shows students his truck
Congratulations to Mia Lopez of Faulkner Career Technical Center, who competed in the customer service category this month at the Skills USA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta. It was a great week of competition, networking, professional development, career exploration at the Techspo, and overall celebration of SkillsUSA. #LearningLeading
21 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A photo of Mia Lopez, wearing a red blazer and standing in front of a sign that says: "Skills USA National Leadership & Skills Conference"
Did you know a former Mobile County Public Schools student was selected in the 2025 NBA draft last week? Northwestern University's Brooks Barnhizer, who attended Grand Bay Middle and Alma Bryant High School, was selected in the second round by the Oklahoma City Thunder. Barnhizer played through his sophomore year at Alma Bryant while his father, Mark, was the Hurricanes' coach before the family moved to Indiana. Congratulations, Brooks! #LearningLeading
21 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A photo of Northwestern University basketball player Brooks Barnhizer in uniform, dribbling a ball. The photo is surrounded by the words: "Round 2, Pick 44: Brooks Barnhizer, Northwestern University" and the logo of the Oklahoma City Thunder
Several MCPSS teachers are getting hands-on STEM experiences and astronaut-style training this summer at Space Camp for Educators at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville. Julie Abston of Pillans Middle, Xicarri Cade of John Will Elementary, Anndi Caldwell of Taylor-White Elementary, Samuel Collier of Craighead Elementary, and Danielle Stacey and Kristen Sugg of Causey Middle will use these experiences to enhance STEM lessons in their classrooms this fall. #LearningLeading
23 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A group of teachers in blue flight suits at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center
George Hall Elementary wrapped up its Summer Literacy and Numeracy camp on Thursday with a visit from the Azalea Trail Maids, snow cones, prizes, and fairy garden creations -- including the completion of a garden mural! #LearningLeading
24 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
An Azalea Trail Maid in  a lavendar hoop dress stands behind and elementary student who is holding her parasol
Maegan Gayle of Eichold-Mertz Magnet School of Math, Science & Technology and Anna McMillen of Dixon Elementary have been in Iceland this month, participating in the Science of Iceland program thanks to a Fund for Teachers grant. They have explored glaciers and geysers, descended into dormant volcanoes, snorkeled between tectonic plates, visited the largest puffin colony in the world and walked through a greenhouse that uses geothermal energy to grow vegetables in the harsh winters. They'll use their experiences to enhance STEM and environmental instruction in their classrooms. Visit the Eichold-Mertz and Dixon Facebook pages to learn more about what they've seen. #LearningLeading
25 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A teacher in a parka holding up a pickaxe while standing on a glacier
Terrence Mixon, Assistant Superintendent of Student Services, joins the Learning Leading Now podcast to give us an update on registration, attendance zones, the importance of attendance and much, much more. Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3A4y2YmgID4DWZUnOlxpFw #LearningLeading
25 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
Learning Leading Now podcast with Mike Herndon, Sally Ericson and Terrence Mixon
Hankins Middle School is bringing home the title of First-Place Camp Champions in the spirit routine/middle school game day division from the UCA Cheer Camp this week in Sandestin, Florida. Five Hankins cheerleaders were named All-Americans for their performance during the week: Aubree Mason, Khloe Storer, Hailey Perry, Markayla Traylor, and Taylor Glass. #LearningLeading
26 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
The Hankins Middle School cheerleaders, dressed in blue uniforms with an "H" on the front, pose for a group photo with their trophy
CTE Summer Camps at Faulkner and Bryant Career Technical Centers wrapped up last week with informative site visits. Faulkner campers visited Bishop State Community College and toured the Advanced Manufacturing Building (exploring Welding, Precision Machining, Process & Maintenance Technology and more) and the Health Science Department. Campers at Bryant visited Core Industries and learned about careers in logistics, heavy lift operations, industrial maintenance, and more. #LearningLeading
26 days ago, Mobile County Public Schools
A group of students in red T-shirts standing on a stairwell at Bishop State Community College, with instructors in the foreground