Alma Bryant High School 2025 Retirement Luncheon
Today, we gathered as a Hurricane family to celebrate the incredible careers and lasting legacies of our retiring staff at our annual Retirement Luncheon. It was a day filled with gratitude, laughter, heartfelt memories, and well-deserved recognition. 🌟
🥩 A huge thank you to Mason Farms for grilling up delicious steaks for the occasion! A special shoutout to Master Sergeant Christian and Chief Bryant, who generously provided the steaks for the event — your support made this luncheon extra special!
🍽 Our amazing Café Staff went above and beyond to assist with serving, ensuring everything ran smoothly and our guests felt right at home.
🍰 Our Hospitality & Tourism program sweetened the celebration by preparing a variety of delicious desserts that everyone enjoyed!
🏆 We also took time to present our annual faculty awards, honoring some of the exceptional individuals who make Alma Bryant the best in Mobile County:
🏅 Coach Miller received the prestigious R.L. Watson Award for outstanding leadership and service.
🏅 Coach Donald was honored with the Marta Peak Award, recognizing his dedication to students and excellence in education.
🏅 Dr. Arrington was awarded the Doug Estle Award for his vision, professionalism, and years of leadership.
🎉 We celebrated the career of Dr. Arrington, our assistant principal, who is retiring after many years of dedicated service to Alma Bryant. His steady leadership, caring spirit, and commitment to students and staff have left an incredible mark on our school.
👨🏭 We also recognized Mr. Crenshaw, our welding instructor, who is retiring after years of shaping not only metal but also the lives of countless students. His passion for the trade and his students will be remembered for years to come.
💙 Thank you to everyone who helped make this event so meaningful. It was a beautiful reminder of what it means to be part of the Hurricane family. Once a Hurricane, always a Hurricane! 🌪️
#HurricaneStrong #RetirementLuncheon2025 #ThankYouRetirees #OnceAHurricaneAlwaysAHurricane
📣 Summer School 2025 at Alma Bryant High School ☀️📚
We’re offering several summer learning opportunities to help students stay on track, recover credits, and maintain eligibility. See what’s available below and plan accordingly!
🗓 Session 1: June 2 – June 26
Designed for:
✔️ Student-athletes needing to maintain eligibility
✔️ Students who failed multiple courses
📍 On-Campus Tuesdays Only
🕖 7:15 AM – 11:45 AM
✏️ Face-to-face support, assessments, and teacher check-ins
💻 Virtual Instruction on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays
Students complete Edgenuity coursework at home with remote support from teachers.
🗓 Session 2: June 30 – July 24
🎯 For students who failed one core academic course (English, Math, Science, or Social Studies)
🔧 Extended Day Summer Support Program
📆 June 2 – June 26
💡 For students needing help with:
• Core academic classes with a final average between 55–59
• Health Education
• Career Preparedness
• Incomplete Edgenuity coursework
📍 On-campus Monday–Thursday | ⏰ 7:15 AM – 11:45 AM
📚 Daily support from certified teachers in a computer lab setting
📝 Registration Info:
📅 Session 1 & Extended Day – Register in-person on May 29
📅 Session 2 – Ongoing registration throughout June
👥 Counselors will be available to assist with session selection and course needs.
Let’s make the most of this summer and set our students up for success
2025-2026 Alma Bryant Registration Information
Registration information for the 2025-2026 school year is now available! We look forward to seeing all of our students at registration as we prepare for another exciting year at Alma Bryant High School. Please be sure to complete the online registration process through the MCPSS portal before arriving, and make sure you bring all required documentation with you. This includes proof of residence, updated immunization records, and any other forms requested by the school. Completing everything in advance will help make the process smooth and efficient. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to the front office. Let’s get ready for a great year, Hurricanes!
Congratulations to Tres Watson, Kent Henderson, and Maverick Whitfield for being selected to the 1st Team All-County for Wrestling. Your hard work and dedication on the mat have truly paid off. We also want to recognize Cullen Billiot and Walker Connelly for their outstanding performance and for earning a spot on the 2nd Team All-County—well deserved! On the girls’ side, congratulations to Vivian Covert, Bailey Brown, and Arianna Hayes for being selected to the 1st Team All-County. Your commitment and effort have not gone unnoticed. A special congratulations goes out to Coach Miller for being named the Girls Wrestling Coach of the Year for Mobile County. Your leadership and guidance have played a vital role in the success of this team. We are proud of all of you—Go Hurricanes!
Congratulations to Jayln Lumpkin for making the North South All-star team for the south part of the state. Only 18 players from the south half of the state were chosen to play. Jayln has been a varsity starter for all 3 years he has played at Bryant. He is team captain and an honors student. Jayln will be playing in Montgomery on July 23. Congratulations to Jayln and his family for this honor.
Congratulations to the 2025-2026 Hurricane Color Guard!
Congratulations to the 2025–2026 Alma Bryant Executive Branch Student Government Association Officers! We are proud to announce the outstanding student leaders who will serve our school with dedication, integrity, and Hurricane pride. These students were chosen for their leadership skills, passion for school improvement, and commitment to representing the voice of the student body. As they step into their new roles, we are confident they will bring energy, creativity, and positive change to Alma Bryant. We look forward to seeing the incredible things they will accomplish throughout the upcoming school year. Go Hurricanes!
Diploma pickup!
Congratulations to everyone who made our volleyball teams for next year!
Textbooks will be collected on Monday, so if you have a textbook checked out to you, please turn it in to your teacher before Monday. Laptops will be collected by your I&E teacher on Tuesday. Please make sure you have all stickers removed from your laptop before they take them up. You will also be expected to turn in a charger with your laptop
🌟 Workforce Wall of Fame 🌟
Alma Bryant High School is proud to recognize and honor former students who have made outstanding contributions in the workforce and industry. These individuals exemplify the power of hands-on learning and career readiness.
Whether it's HVAC, military service, plumbing, welding, farming, sales, cosmetology, culinary arts, automotive technology, construction, healthcare, or other skilled trades and professions, we want to highlight those who have turned their training and talents into successful careers.
If you or someone you know is an Alma Bryant graduate who has excelled in their trade or industry, we encourage you to submit a nomination for our Workforce Wall of Distinction. This is a chance to spotlight the hard work, dedication, and impact our alumni are making every day in the professional world.
Let’s come together to celebrate the accomplishments of our Hurricanes beyond the classroom and inspire the next generation to explore the many opportunities available through CTE pathways.
📩 Nominate today and help us honor those who represent the pride and spirit of Alma Bryant High School!
https://forms.gle/mb42uZVgrj5t5d6AA
Congratulations to Rylee Reed!
Last night, Alma Bryant was proudly represented at the Art Reception at the Mobile Museum of Art for the Springhill Medical Center’s Color By Kids contest. Senior Rylee Reed earned 2nd place for her outstanding artwork!
Her piece will now go on tour, starting with a feature at the Mobile Museum of Art for several weeks, followed by a showcase at the Exploreum, before finding its permanent home at Springhill Hospital. What an incredible honor—way to go, Rylee!
Happy National Principal Appreciation Day to our very own Mr. Sprinkle at Alma Bryant High School! Your leadership, vision, and unwavering dedication have shaped a culture of excellence, compassion, and opportunity on our campus. You lead by example, support every student and staff member, and continuously push us to aim higher. Thank you for being the heart of Hurricane Nation—we are proud and grateful to have you at the helm!
Congratulations to Mrs. Odom, science teacher at Alma Bryant High School, for receiving a $1,000 grant from Alabama Power! This generous award will go toward purchasing general classroom supplies and science materials to support engaging STEM activities in her biology and marine science classes.
Mrs. Odom, who regularly attends professional development workshops to bring new and exciting ideas into her classroom, shared that this grant allows her to implement hands-on learning experiences she has dreamed about for years. “Without this grant, I would have had to wait much longer to afford the materials for these activities,” she said.
Thanks to Alabama Power’s support, students will benefit from more interactive, hands-on labs that help science come alive—making learning more meaningful, memorable, and exciting for all.
Over the past three years, Mrs. Baker’s classes have partnered with 4-H Alabama Water Watch, The Nature Conservancy, and the Dauphin Island Sea Lab to complete the Bayou La Batre Watershed Project. Students have been trained in both Bacteriological and Chemistry Monitoring through Alabama Water Watch and participated in four annual field trips funded by the Bayou La Batre Stormwater Grant from the EPA.
Each year, Honors Marine Science and Cambridge Environmental Management students collected and analyzed environmental data and presented their findings. For their stewardship efforts, students helped plant native species on conservation land and are currently preparing for a marsh plant mitigation project. This Thursday, students will gather plants from the Bayou La Batre city docks, nurture them in the school greenhouse, and replant them on protected land this fall.
We’re also proud to recognize Mrs. Baker as the 4-H Alabama Water Watch Educator of the Year!
Attention seniors! The library will begin collecting materials from you Thursday during I&E. You MUST return the following items:
Laptops and a charger
Yonder pouches
Textbooks with an MCPS barcode on the back
Any library books
Please remove any stickers from your laptops. If you are not certain if you have any textbooks or library books checked out to you, or if you have any further concerns, please go see Mrs. Hansert or Mrs. Miller in the library BEFORE Thursday. Please be aware that you will NOT be able to receive your cap and gown until you are cleared of ALL of these materials.
The Alma Bryant Soccer Team celebrated Senior Day over the weekend, honoring the hard work, leadership, and dedication of our senior players. These athletes have poured their hearts into the program and represented Hurricane Nation with pride. We are incredibly grateful for their commitment both on and off the field. A big thank you as well to the parents and families who have supported them every step of the way—your encouragement has made a lasting impact.
Let’s continue to cheer them on as they finish out their final season in blue and white. Once a Hurricane, always a Hurricane!
Congratulations to our exceptional Students of the Week and our outstanding Hurricane Hero! 🌪️ Each of these remarkable students has showcased exceptional character and unwavering dedication. 🎉 Thank you to our Hurricane Hero, Coach Roberts, for going above and beyond to ensure our students' success. Your dedication is truly appreciated and valued!
Special thanks to Sugar Rush for generously sponsoring our Students of The Week and Hurricane Hero, treating them to something delightful! 🍬 Your support contributes to the uplifting spirit of our school community.
We’re so proud of our Alma Bryant students Lily Morgan and Lela Warbington for successfully completing the T.A.L.L. (Teaching All Leaders to Lead) Leadership Program through the Southwest Mobile County Chamber of Commerce!
Over the course of nine months, these two outstanding young leaders committed themselves to personal growth, leadership development, and giving back to their community. Through workshops, mentorship, and service projects, they gained valuable experience that will serve them well in their future endeavors.
Both Lily and Lela also earned a $1,500 scholarship for completing the program to help support their college education.
We are so proud of their accomplishments and can’t wait to see what their future holds!
Join us in celebrating Madi-Marie Grayson on being named the Lagniappe Female Basketball Player of the Year — an incredible honor that reflects her hard work, leadership, and outstanding performance on the court this season. We’re also proud to recognize Mari-Margret Grayson, who earned a spot on the All-Area First Team for her exceptional contributions and consistent play.
These two student-athletes have represented Hurricane Nation with pride, setting the bar high and inspiring their teammates and peers. We are so proud of their achievements and can’t wait to see what’s next for both of them. Way to go, ladies! #GoCanes #HurricanePride #BasketballExcellence #LagniappeHonors
