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Mobile County Public Schools students received a record $250 million in college scholarships today. Through a new state-wide initiative from Alabama Possible, students were invit...

Brigade Leaders for the Mobile County Public Schools JROTC program were announced on September 24. The Brigade Command consists of the top student leaders within the JROTC program...

The Drug Education Council honored Red Ribbon Leaders from Mobile County schools during a ceremony on September 22 at Government Street Baptist Church. Students, parents, and educ...

Mobile County’s JROTC STEM Leadership Academy, which has spread to schools across the country, has positively impacted more than 1,300 cadets in Mobile over the past 10 years and ...

The Back to School issue includes messages from Superintendent Chresal D. Threadgill and Board President Dr. Reginald Crenshaw, as well as lots of photos from the first day of...

Mobile County Public Schools has continued its streak of being the top fundraising school district in Alabama for the American Heart Association, as two dozen schools raised more ...

To expand healthcare access for local students and families, providers from USA Health Adolescent and Young Adult Health will begin offering a weekly health clinic at LeFlore Magne...

Mobile County's 53,000 students returned to classes on August 11 as school opened for the 2025-26 year. Superintendent Chresal D. Threadgill and members of his Leadership team spe...

Academic leaders at Mobile County Public Schools are pleased to announce that a large number of MCPSS students from six high schools are being recognized as Advanced Placement (AP...

On August 5, Mobile County Public Schools officials were proud to cut the ribbon at the grand opening of the renovated LeFlore Magnet High School. The focal point of LeFlore’s ne...

Mobile County Public Schools Superintendent Chresal D. Threadgill and Mobile County District Attorney Keith Blackwood announced a dramatic decrease in truancy and chronic absentee...

For the Summer of 2025, the Child Nutrition Program (CNP) of the Mobile County Public School System will continue to provide breakfast and lunch meals to all MCPSS students attendi...

About 3,000 MCPSS graduates in the Class of 2025 accepted their diplomas during May in 13 ceremonies at the USA Mitchell Center, Citronelle High School and Augusta Evans Special S...

Mobile County Public Schools Superintendent Chresal D. Threadgill and the Mobile County Board of School Commissioners recently recognized award-winning MCPSS educators by placing ...

As we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week this month, Mobile County Public Schools would like to thank our teachers for their dedication, hard work, and enthusiasm demonstrated th...

Each year, Mobile County Public Schools recognizes one student from each school as a Learning Leading award winner. These students exemplify the district's slogan of: Learning T...

After seeking public and employee input, the Mobile County Board of School Commissioners approved the calendar for the 2025-26 school year. Here are the highlights of the calenda...

So that we can adequately prepare for the 2025-26 school year, Mobile County Public Schools is asking parents of all new and returning students to register online by June 1. Cli...

Mobile County Public Schools recently recognized its Learning Leading student representatives from all 90 schools at the annual Learning Leading Awards held at Murphy High School. ...