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As about 3,500 members of the MCPSS Class of 2026 graduate this week, Mobile County Public Schools is celebrating a new record: The MCPSS Class of 2026 has earned $1.1 billion wo...

Alma Bryant High School was named one of Alabama’s eight Banner Schools by the Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools for its hands-on Agriculture Program. The CLAS Banner School p...

Mobile County Public Schools students, educators, schools and community partners were recognized for "Defying Gravity" at the 12th annual Learning Leading Awards at Murphy High Sc...

Jennifer Asberry, the STEAM lab teacher at Council Traditional School, has been named as a finalist for Alabama’s Teacher of the Year by the Alabama State Board of Education. Asbe...

Mobile County Public Schools recognized four top students for the impact they are making at their schools and in the community, surprising them in their classrooms with district-w...

Six Mobile County Public Schools counselors are being honored this year with RAMP Awards by the Alabama School Counseling Association. The RAMP (Recognized ASCA Model Program) Awa...

The 90 MCPSS Teachers of the Year were honored on March 13 at a luncheon in downtown Mobile with Superintendent Chresal D. Threadgill, the Mobile County Board of School Commission...

In this issue are messages from Superintendent Chresal D. Threadgill and Board President Sherry Dillihay-McDade, photos of our 2026 Teachers of the Year, and more. Alt text ...

After receiving input from MCPSS employees and hosting a public hearing, the Mobile County Board of School Commissioners approved the calendar for the 2026-27 school year. You c...

Three MCPSS schools were named Schools of Distinction by the Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools. They are: Bryant High School, Grand Bay Middle School, and Semmes Elementary Sc...

Academic excellence continues to rise across Mobile County Public Schools. Four MCPSS schools were recognized today in Montgomery as being among Alabama’s Top 25: Barton Academy fo...

More than 75 choir students came together for the MCPSS Middle School Honor Choir performance at Murphy High School on February 3, 2026. The clinician was Roderick Frye, choir dir...

MCPSS students swept the 99th annual Mobile County Spelling Bee, which was presented by the 68 Ventures Bowl and Mobile County Public Schools. Held at Mary G. Montgomery High on Fe...

February is Career and Technical Education Month. The Career and Technical Education curriculum is a key part of Mobile County Public Schools’s mission to graduate students who are...

As Mobile County Public Schools begins a new year and a new semester, school officials are proud to recognize the top three teachers of the 2025-2026 school year. These wonderful e...

The Signature Academies in MCPSS high schools are small learning communities with a high-wage, high-demand focus for 10th through 12th grade students. Any MCPSS eighth-grader (or ...

Twenty-one MCPSS teachers are newly certified National Board Certified Teachers! National Board Certification is the most respected professional certification available in educati...

Mobile County Public Schools again gave back to the communities it serves through several toy and food drives and other charitable initiatives over the last two months. The annua...

Mary G. Montgomery High School Assistant Principal Brenda Box has been honored as the Alabama Association of Secondary School Principals (AASSP) Assistant Principal of the Year. ...

Drama students from seven MCPSS high schools qualified to compete in the state finals of the Walter S. Trumbauer High School Festival on December 5-6 at the University of Alabama-...