Alabama regulators might revoke the charter of a contested south Alabama charter school.

Our Class Act Teacher obviously didn’t know we were coming to her classroom.

Troy University leaders say there is no alarm and no widespread worry on campus, but they didn’t waste any time in getting ahead of the game on the coronavirus.

The annual leadership conference celebrating African-American History month kicks off Friday night at Troy University.

A high school student's senior year is an exciting time, but it can become stressful when a student realizes he's one credit short or his GPA isn't high enough for NCAA requirements.

The system’s three schools will close as the system works to stem any further outbreak of the illness.

According to court records a grand jury voted to “No Bill” at least seven of the men, meaning their cases won’t go forward.

State Superintendent Dr. Eric Mackey is giving a progress report on Montgomery Public Schools.

Our Class Act winner for the month of January knows how important it is for the teacher to set an example that leads to success.

No one was hurt in the incident.

It happened in Verbena.

It’s been one hit after another for MPS.

Vaneeza Rupani's name suggestion was Ingenuity.

The Montgomery County Board of Education is reacting to a pair of lawsuits filed by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

The state is closing the book on its investigation of a former Montgomery Public Schools bookkeeper after she pleaded guilty.

State Department of Education officials asked state lawmakers for $300 million more during Wednesday's education budget hearing.

A pair of lawsuits are being filed against the Montgomery County Board of Education on grounds that it violated the due process rights of two students.

There are positive messages all over the walls of Dr. Carolyn Bettis’ classroom but to her, it’s more important her students hear them.

LIFE Academy founder Norma Chism confirmed she has received the contract for Montgomery’s second charter school from the Montgomery County School Board.

The results of a year-long audit are in for a middle school in the Montgomery Public Schools system, and the State of Alabama found multiple issues.

Mobile police say a school bus collided with a minivan Thursday morning on a busy street near downtown.

The designation is being made by the data analysis website Niche.com as part of its “2020 Best Schools” rankings.

The students in Emily McKay's classroom don't seem the least bit surprised that she's our Class Act teacher this week.

Rillie Simmons has spent most of her life living in Coffee Springs where she graduated from high school.

A Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps instructor at Montgomery’s Carver High School pleaded guilty to first-degree theft of property.

John Geiger passed away Tuesday after a battle with ALS, a disease commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig’s Disease.

Montgomery Public Schools held a public hearing Thursday night to discuss a proposal by LIFE Academy to operate a start-up charter school in Montgomery.

Auburn Application Week is from January 13 through January 17.

Many students are back in school, signaling the end of the holiday break.

Stewart will hit the ground running, attending her first board meeting on Thursday.

For children struggling with reading, a special set of lenses could make all the difference.

Many of our Class Act winners credit their teachers as the reason they chose the classroom for their careers. This week’s winner is no different.

The board voted unanimously to move forward with the acceptance of the land donation from Rodney Griffith.

Montgomery high school choirs perform Christmas songs at Eastdale Mall.

Imagine being a band director at a brand new school; A school that doesn’t even have a fight song yet.

The Elmore County Board of Education unanimously approved a $50 million bond resolution at its regularly scheduled board meeting Monday night.

The father of a child who was reportedly assaulted by an Opelika teacher is speaking out.

This is the 26th year for the IQLA awards recognizing individuals who exemplify the core mission of Auburn’s College of Human Sciences.

This all came out almost a month ago, but when it came down to it, the meeting to decide their date took all of about five minutes.

Strycker ended his letter by saying, “Until we meet again, my wife Debra and I say goodbye and best wishes.”

It was a full house at Tuesday’s Montgomery Public Schools board meeting, the last meeting scheduled for 2019.

An investigation was immediately opened by Opelika police in partnership with the Department of Human Resources and Opelika City Schools.

Superintendent David Sewell said a procedural matter surfaced during a private meeting between the board and its attorney.

Mrs. Campbell fought back tears from the time she realized that she was being rewarded for all her hard work, work that she still loves so much.

This week is Computer Science Education Week, aimed at getting students excited about the importance of computer science.

Dothan City Schools is hoping to work with parents in keeping classrooms germ free.

An Alabama city’s officials are considering new curfew laws during school hours to try to discourage students from skipping class

Coach Greg Howard says coaching on the field as well as the classroom takes balance.

"My students mean the world to me. The faculty and staff that I work with mean the world to me. And just to be recognized, I mean I had no idea,” Patel said.

In 2018, the university was awarded a $3.2 million grant by the National Institute of Science and Technology.

The person responsible for putting a noose in an Auburn University residence hall has been identified, Auburn University Campus Safety & Security confirmed Friday.

Thursday was the first hearing for Dr. Nicole Ivey-Price, the former principal of Montgomery’s first charter school, LEAD Academy.

An investigation is open after an extension cord tied as a noose was found in the common area of a residence hall, Auburn University Campus Safety & Security said.

Some of those teachers used racial slurs, explicitly discussed students sex lives, and one teacher said she might slap a fellow employee

The text messages, intended as private chats, contained a racial slur, violence threat against another teacher, and seemingly inappropriate discussions about students' sex lives.

Through it all, she says one thing stays the same; her love of learning and support for her students.

These services allow a school district to partner with a local community mental health center to put a therapist in a school.

While Bell’s seat was empty, she wasn’t far from the thoughts of those in attendance.