This past Friday, eight Montgomery Middle Schools participated in the second annual Hyundai Initiative for Robotics Excellence Middle School Robotics Competition.
Alabama representatives reintroduced a divisive concepts bill. This legislation bans concepts related to race, religion, sex, and ethnicity from being taught in public classrooms. A similar ban is already in the Alabama School Code, this would cement it into law.
The student says as a result of her pregnancy, she was penalized in a class for poor attendance and received a failing grade in another class because she was denied the ability to make up work.
Alabama’s reading and math test scores have improved within the last year, but Gov. Kay Ivey reminded the state about her priority to continue that improvement with a series of executive orders.
Alabama’s students will end the year on a high note. This year’s success starts in 2018, federal rules made Alabama give more support to 38 schools to improve test scores, see less student absences, and more graduations.
The Butler County School System is dealing with the effects of burst water pipes at two schools, caused as temperatures plunged over the Christmas holiday weekend.
U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack traveled to Tuskegee to announce a new investment to help farmers and foresters around the country better address climate change.
Troy University graphic design students Nathan Hobbs, Howard Purvee and Zack Pappanastos recently had the opportunity to create two commercials for a new Stephen King book.
The Montgomery Police Department confirmed late Wednesday afternoon that two juveniles have been taken into custody and charged following reports of shots being fired near a school.
Saturday will mark the opening of a weekend of festivities surrounding the official inauguration of Tuskegee University’s ninth president, Dr. Charlotte P. Morris.
Among the Wiregrass school systems that received the reported hoax calls included Enterprise City Schools, Opp City Schools, and schools in Headland among others.
As people rush to capitalize on President Biden's Federal Student Loan Debt Relief, con artists are ramping up efforts to target your money. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa talks to an expert who has advice on how you can avoid being ripped off.
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