FOX10 News is asking the public how they feel about the new security mandates at MCPSS from mandatory clear backpacks to metal detectors and limiting the use of cell phones in the classroom.
Mobile County Public Schools Superintendent Chresal D. Threadgill today notified parents via email giving them details of the system’s enhanced plans for safety and security.
USA will receive $1.43 million in funding over a four-year period to serve as a clinical site for the Diverse Vascular Contributions to Cognitive Impairment and Dementia study.
This years scores hold more weight for students with the literacy act in place, meaning if your third grader is not reading at grade level they could be held back.
Some school systems already post the curricula, like Birmingham City Schools, but this new law will allow all parents to have access to what their child is learning.
Two Mobile County Public School System students who produced a documentary with an Africatown connection will have their work shown at a Smithsonian Museum in Washington, D.C., the school system announced.
When the 2023-24 school year started, Alabama public education officials braced themselves for the possibility of a large number of third graders who would need to be held back. Now that the school year is coming to a close, state education officials are breathing somewhat of a sigh of relief.
Video of the 8-foot juvenile shark called Miss Pawla was captured by researchers from the University of South Alabama who were monitoring fish movement near the Alabama’s artificial reef zone.
An Alabama legislative committee has voted to set aside $10 million from the state’s 2025 Education Trust Fund budget to support administrative funding for Summer EBT, a food assistance program for children.
Fifteen student from Orange Beach Middle High School in Baldwin County have been chosen to perform live on stage with the band on Aug. 16 at The Wharf.
All funds raised will go towards the Project Reach classroom, a specialized space for students with severe communication, language, and behavioral needs.
Burns Middle School transformed into a bustling hub of career exploration as hundreds of students from sixth to eighth grades attended a college, career, mental health, and community resource fair.