Dr. Melvin Brown Chosen as Next Superintendent of Montgomery Public Schools
Members of the Montgomery County school board have voted unanimously to select Dr. Melvin Brown as the next superintendent of Montgomery Public Schools.
The Montgomery County school board has announced that face masks will no longer be required in Montgomery Public Schools as of Monday, April 11.
Members of the Montgomery County school board have voted unanimously to select Dr. Melvin Brown as the next superintendent of Montgomery Public Schools.
The Montgomery County school board says it will name the next superintendent of Montgomery Public Schools on Friday.
Officials with Montgomery Public Schools have revised the interview schedule for the five finalists for the superintendent position.
Out of the five finalists being considered for the superintendent of Montgomery Public Schools, just one is from Alabama and another has ties to the area.
The new superintendent will replace Dr. Ann Roy Moore, who is retiring at the end of the school year after holding the position since 2018.
Montgomery Public Schools Supt. Dr. Ann Roy Moore says the face mask mandate for students and employees will end at the end of the day on Friday, April 8.
Montgomery Public Schools is moving forward with changing the names of two high schools, which are currently named for men tied to the Confederacy, as the school board has released several potential new names.
For the first time, potential new names for Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee high schools have been released by the Montgomery County school board.
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama is providing a grant worth $78,800 that will allow Montgomery Public Schools to expand robotics programs at all eight of its high schools.