Education

The public can listen in on the court’s website beginning Tuesday at 10 a.m. EST.

Lori Riggles is celebrating two major milestones at Montgomery Catholic’s Holy Spirit campus.

Over the last 13 years, he says the program has grown from 30 people to nearly 600.

Currently, the academy offers students six different programs including criminal justice, aviation, and welding.

Josh Robertson, a Daleville native and serving in his ninth year as principal of Daleville High School, was elevated to the permanent role during the February 22 meeting.

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The 2023 Auburn University Dance Marathon raised a total of $276,237 for The Children’s Hospital at Piedmont Columbus Regional.

Auburn University is hosting its annual “Tiger Giving Day” Wednesday.

Opp High School is getting a face-lift.

From his personal life to his professional life, Rusty Marks has always been surrounded by children and he wouldn’t have it any other way.

The workshops are intended to provide useful information about financial aid and other educational resources.

Construction has been ongoing for more than two years.

Dwight Madison Sr. spent 47 years in public education as a teacher and administrator at various schools in Montgomery.

A student at Redland Middle School has been expelled after an incident Thursday in which a weapon was brought onto the campus, the Elmore County Board of Education has confirmed.

Montgomery Public Schools announced Friday that it has named Dr. Monte Linebarger its new Chief Academic Officer.

A kindergarten class in Prattville has been “overwhelmed” by the response it got to a request for Valentine’s Day cards from every state in the U.S.

Next week, high school students will have the opportunity to participate in the Spring 2023 College Application Campaign from Feb. 20-24, 2023, at no cost.

Troy University received a $1.3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The university is putting it toward bettering mental health resources in Alabama schools.

Tabitha Hall says she is truly a winner.

Rep. Barry Moore, who serves Alabama’s 2nd District in Congress, called the Education Department “a nest of radical D.C. activists masquerading as educators pushing indoctrination schemes of radical anti-American ideas.”

School safety is a priority for parents and educators.

A record number of freshman will be yelling “War Eagle” this fall!

The transition has been easy for some, but for those who lost their homes it’s been a challenge.

Montgomery Public Schools is partnering with a local non-profit chapter to bring additional STEM programs to students thanks to an anonymous $100,000 donation.

Students at Alabama State University are getting some extra exposure to technology and digital skills.

Parents packed the Autauga County school board meeting Tuesday night. People were upset after a gun was found at Prattville Junior High School.

Days, weeks and months can seem like forever for a child who has a parent who is deployed overseas serving our country. But for one Montgomery family the wait is finally over.

The Montgomery County Probate office and Montgomery Public Schools are partnering to ensure students exercise their right to vote.

Lyndee Antley is a Holtville-native “born and bred.” She is also a third-generation graduate of Holtville High School.

Parents of sophomores attending one of Montgomery’s public schools will have the opportunity to ask questions Monday.