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Little Tree Making A Big Difference
While most kids are out of school for the summer, the learning continues at one special school in Mobile.
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Fla. Education Chief OK's Teacher Evaluation Model
Outgoing Florida Education Commissioner Eric Smith has approved a "value added" student growth model to help evaluate teachers for a new merit pay plan.
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USA Tuition On The Rise
Students at the University of South Alabama will pay more next fall for tuition.
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Middle School Teacher Arrested in Sex Sting At Park, Again
A Social Studies teacher at Grand Bay Middle School has been arrested in connection with a sex sting at Langan Park in Mobile.
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Tuition Going Up At Ala Community Colleges
Tuition at Alabama's two-year colleges is going up by about 16 percent in a move that will raise more than $30 million in additional revenue.
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State Superintendent of Education Is Retiring
Dr. Morton says he will retire on August 31, 2011.
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Case Involving Student Prank Sent To FBI
A Daphne High School student sent an email to a teacher claiming to be Omar Hammami, a Daphne native wanted by the FBI on terrorism charges.
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Cruise Not Booked, Ala. Woman Arrested
A woman blamed for Luverne High School's missed graduation cruise is in the Pike County Jail, charged with theft by deception.
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Hank Aaron Gets Honorary Degree From Princeton
The Mobile-native was awarded an honorary doctorate of humanities for making America a better place with his "imperishable example of grace under pressure."
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Know Your 'Pinealectomy': It's Spelling Bee Time
The 84th annual Scripps National Spelling Bee is under way.
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Designing Districts Hard For Alabama Legislature
Some Mobile area legislators are upset the plan extends Ella Bell's district into downtown Mobile. They want to put all of Mobile County in Republican Randy McKinney's 1st District.
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Governor Scott Signs New Florida Budget
It eliminates about 4,500 state positions, most of them filled.
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Fairhope HS Moves Graduation Tonight
The Ceremony will be held at the Fairhope First Baptist Church.
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Ala. Governor Signs Teacher Tenure Law
The bill, sponsored by Republican Sen. Trip Pittman of Daphne, received final approval in the House on Tuesday.
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Average 3rd Grade FCAT Scores Unchanged From 2010
Statewide third-grade reading and math results on Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test this year are unchanged from 2010.
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Joseph Toomey Reaches A Milestone
A former Satsuma High School football player paralyzed in a car crash has reached a milestone.
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Panel Starts Over on Selection of Auburn Trustees
The process of selecting nine trustees for Auburn University is starting again from scratch.
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Alabama Legislature Passes Education Budget
The Alabama Senate has given final approval to a $5.6 billion education budget after meeting all night.
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Baldwin County Graduation Rates
Graduation season has begun in Baldwin County. Tuesday night it was Robertsdale, Daphne and Gulf Shores High School that said goodbye to their seniors. They are all graduating from a county with one of the highest graduation rates in the state.
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High School Senior Hit By Train
19 year old Rosha Powell is dead after the car she was riding in was hit by a train two days before graduation.
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Drivers Ed Teacher Arrested On DUI Charge
Mobile police say Willie Martin crossed the center line on Broad Street shortly before his arrest.
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Laptops to Replace Textbooks in Baldwin Co.
A new type of classroom is forming in Baldwin County. Gone are paper and pencil and textbooks. Laptops will take their place and plunge the school system into what Superintendent Alan Lee calls a "digital renaissance".
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The 21st Century Workforce: "Millennials"
Today's young adults, also known as 'trophy kids' or 'Millennials', were raised by parents who wanted an environment where there would be no losers. Employers and consultants say many of these young college grads still expect to be coddled.
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Bentley Withdraws Names of Auburn Trustee Recommendations
Governor Robert Bentley has withdrawn the names of nine individuals recommended to serve on the Auburn University Board of Trustees.
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Vigor Student Cut With Box Cutter On USA Campus
Campus police tell us the girl was at USA for the Williamson High School graduation when she got into a fight.
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