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Eugene Ashley High School will be recognizedas a premier school known for excellence in all that we do:academic achievement, honor, and service.MissionThe mission of Eugene Ashley High School is toinstill in all students a drive for excellence throughachievement, honor, and service.DescriptionSchool Colors: Garnet and Vegas GoldSchool Mascot: The Screaming EagleSchool Motto: Veneratio In Murneris Honor in Service

Gallipolis City School District includesGallia Academy High School, Gallia Academy Middle School, RioGrande Elementary School, Green Elementary and WashingtonElementary.Located in Gallipolis Ohio the district serves it's residents witha strong foundation in Academics the Ohio Department of Educationhas awarded it an 'EXCELLENT' rating.

Public education in Alabama started in MobileCounty and we remain the state's largest district with 59,000students at 90 campuses. It Starts With Us. We operate on a $700million budget. We are the largest employer in Mobile County, with7,500 employees. We serve 57,400 meals daily and have 852 busesthat drive 42,000 miles daily.

Great Oaks, one of the largest career andtechnical education districts in the United States, has beenproviding career development, workforce development and economicdevelopment services to individuals, business, industry, labor,communities and other organizations in southwest Ohio since 1970.The educational programs and services available through Great Oaksenhance the lives of tens of thousands of people each year. Eventhough we cover over 2,200 square miles and serve so many people,we believe that each individual is unique and that we have aresponsibility to assist each one as they determine their chosenpath and take the steps leading to their destination. We alsobelieve that everyone can learn and can be a productive,contributing member of society.

The Ohio Valley ESC is an Educational ServiceAgency that serves 12 school districts and 2 Career Centers withinfour counties in southeastern Ohio - Guernsey, Monroe, Noble andWashington Counties. The Ohio Valley ESC has office locations inCambridge and Marietta, OH. It covers 2,200 square miles and serves20,500+ students. The Ohio Valley ESC provides more than 50 typesof services to its member districts, with a majority of theseservices being focused in preschool services, school improvementand special education.

The TexasHSFootball.com mission is to provideTexas High School football fans with comprehensive coverage oftheir favorite sport and favorite teams across the state.At TexasHSFootball.Com we all come to work every day because wewant to deliver the best in sports coverage for the sport we lovedearly.Throughout the history of business, people use data to make moreinformed decisions. Our mission at TexasHSFootball.Com is todeliver breaking football news to your daily. Today, we are thepreferred source in the industry. We LIVE TEXASHSFOOTBALL HERE.

THURGOOD MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL MIDDLE SCHOOLopened in a brand new facility in the 2003-2004 school year. As afundamental school, Thurgood Marshall emphasizes academicexcellence, parental involvement, including required parentattendance at monthly meetings, monitoring and signing of homeworkand support of the fundamental school philosophy. Fundamentalschool students are expected to complete nightly homework, to showself-discipline and responsibility, and to adhere to a dress codebeyond that in a traditional school. Communication between theschool and the home is a strong point of a fundamental school. Thecommitment to education by the student, family and school staff isexpected to result in high student achievement. Make ThurgoodMarshall your fundamental choice.

he Alabama High School Athletic Association,founded in 1921, is a private agency organized by its memberschools to control and promote their athletic programs.The purpose of the AHSAA is to regulate, coordinate and promotethe interscholastic athletic programs among its member schools,which include public, private and parochial institutions.Currently, there are 401 senior high members and 287 junior highand middle school members with more than 75,000 studentsparticipating in the program.Major aims of the AHSAA are to serve the needs of its memberschools in conducting their interscholastic athletic programs andto assist member schools in reaching the educational objectives asestablished by their school systems.

At Basha Elementary teachers and support staffwork diligently to provide a positive learning environment andexperience for all students and their families. Our staff believesin developing the whole child and offers a balance of challengingcurriculum, as well as a variety of extra curricular opportunities.Continued guidance and support insures that Basha students arehighly successful in academics and personal achievements.Celebrating student success is valued amongst the staff, andstudents feel a sense of pride when they are acknowledged for theiraccomplishments. Students are exposed to high academic, behavioraland social expectations to help prepare them to be life longlearners and effective community members. We sincerely welcome allfamilies to be part of our Basha Bobcat family!

AWLS will partner with our community to engageall students in educational opportunities empowering them to beactive, responsible, and productive citizens in our global society.Over 60 years ago, Anthony Wayne Local Schools evolved from thevision of the citizens and school boards of Monclova, Waterville,and Whitehouse. Students attended classes in their respective homecommunities and no central educational facility existed. Today, theAnthony Wayne school community includes six education buildings,over 4,400 students and hundreds of teaching, administrative, andsupport staff, within 77 square miles; and serves MonclovaTownship, Waterville, Whitehouse, and parts of Swanton, Middleton,and Providence Townships. The school district that began as anattempt to relieve some of the financial burdens of three smallschool systems has emerged as a statewide educational leader and amodel for sound financial management.

Located in southwestern Ohio, Lakota is the7th largest school district in the state, and the largest schooldistrict in Butler County. With two high schools, two freshmanschools, four junior schools, ten elementary schools, and fourearly childhood schools, Lakota has grown in the last 20 years froma rural district to a suburban district with student population ofover 18,000.

The West Clermont Local School District islocated approximately thirty minutes east of downtown Cincinnati.This suburban community is crossed north-south by Interstate 275and east-west by State Routes 125 and 32. The district coversfifty-four square miles including Union Township, Amelia Villageand portions of Batavia, Monroe, Ohio and Pierce Townships.

Located in Circleville, Ohio the CirclevilleCity School District is home to Circleville Middle School,Circleville High School and Everts Elementary School.Our Mission:Circleville City Schoolswill maximize theachievement of each studentin a safe environment

The primary goal of the Ottawa Hills Schoolsis to facilitate maximum learning for every student. Everything wedo, and all the decisions we make, are focused on this goal.Learning is the top priority in Ottawa Hills Schools. We considerourselves successful when teachers, administrators, and supportstaff help every student achieve at a level that is equal to orexceeds measured ability.Our school district is a service organization whose primarypurpose is to serve the educational needs of the Village childrenand citizens. Our goal is to provide the best, most cordial, andprompt service to the district's stakeholders, our students,parents, community members, and employees.Ottawa Hills Schools has a tradition of excellence. We believethat we cannot simply maintain excellence, but we must constantlycreate it. To that end, we strive for continuous improvement in theareas of providing a challenging curriculum for our students,hiring the best teachers possible to deliver the curriculum, andinvolving our parents as partners in the education of theirchildren.The Ottawa Hills community combines all of the elementsnecessary to operate a successful school system: motivated studentswho appreciate the value of a good education, involved parents whomake their children's education one of their top priorities,dedicated and talented educators who try to do what is best for allstudents, and a supportive community that provides adequateresources to create conditions that maximize learning. The strengthof these four elements results in an excellent school system.

Our mission is to inspire and empower allstudents to reach their maximum potential: one student, one lesson,one day at a time.The Russell Way: Where Tradition Meets ExcellenceVision StatementsProgressing into the future…Our Students are our top priority.Our School Family plays a crucial role in student development,achievement, and success.Our Parents are supportive partners and are essential in theadvancement of each student.Our Community shares our desire to develop highly skilled andproductive citizens.Our Technology enables our students to reach beyond theclassroom.Our Culture inspires leadership and excellence.Our Academics focus on rigorous standards and global success.

The New York State Public High School AthleticAssociation Inc. is a non-profit, voluntary, educational serviceorganization composed of public, parochial, and private schoolsdedicated to providing equitable and safe competition for thestudents of its member schools. Membership is open to secondaryschools providing interschool athletic activities for boys andgirls in grades 7-12.The Association serves as a central organization through whichits member high schools in the state may cooperate to:- Encourage as many pupils as possible to participate inathletic games- Promote sportsmanlike conduct in all athletic contests- Maintain essential minimum standards of eligibility- Provide means to settle disputed athletic contests amicably andauthoritatively- Conduct appropriate athletic meets and tournaments- Cooperate with the State Education Department in fosteringeducationally sound athletic programs- Adapt rules governing sports contests to the particularconditions governing high school competition- Continually seek data to support rule changes leading to greatersafety for high school athletes

Located in Butler County, Ohio approximatelyhalf way between Cincinnati and Dayton near the bordering cities ofMiddletown and Hamilton, the Edgewood City School District is oneof the top public education systems in Southwest Ohio. Qualityeducation and affordable living in a rural environment with easyaccess to major cities makes for a setting that students, parentsand staff find irresistible when choosing their choice ineducation. Beginning in 1970 as a consolidation of the Trenton andShiloh School Districts, Edgewood has experienced 38 years ofquality education.

Baker High School, with a heritage datingbackto 1927, serves thegrowing population of west Mobile. Located one mile west oftheMobile Regional Airport, the campus contains over 200,000squarefeet of classrooms to accommodate the approximately 2,418students,132 faculty members and five administrators. As one of thepremierschools in the Mobile County Public School System, ourmission isto provide a safe, nurturing environment in whichstudents willbecome productive citizens and life-long learners whoare preparedto compete in a global society.On-going efforts by the administration, faculty, and staffhavebeen made not only to accommodate Baker’s physical growth, butalsoto progress academically in order to meet the needs ofitsever-changing student population. Our academic achievementisevidenced in the following summaries.

The Ross Local School District hasconsistentlyachieved excellent ratings on the State of OhioDistrict ReportCard. The district received all A's and B's on themajor componentsof the 2014 District Report Card. In addition, thedistrict rankedfirst in Butler County in Performance Index with ascore of 106.2.That score also ranked Ross Schools number 77 inOhio out of over600 districts. In the area of Value Added thedistrict ranked number33 in Ohio and second in Butler County.Morgan Elementary School'sPerformance Index of 109.6 was thehighest of all Butler Countyschools. Ross High School and EldaElementary School have both beennamed Schools of Distinction inthe past by the Ohio Department ofEducation.The district consists of 70 square miles in the southwestcornerof Butler County, Ohio. The area is ruralsuburban with foursmallvillages.The district is seven miles southwest of downtown Hamilton,Ohio,and 25 miles northwest of Cincinnati. The district enrollmentis2,845 students in grades PK - 12.Due to recent and continuing growth, the district hasrecentlycompleted a 57 million dollar building program. A new highschoolwas opened in September, 2005. Elda Elementary, MorganElementaryand Ross Middle School received additions and underwentextensiverenovations.

At Washington Local Schools, we existtoprovide excellent education and individual attention, asweunconditionally love all kids and families, fuel passion,definepurpose, and lead all to infinite opportunities.This app is the only official Washington Local Schools(Toledo,Ohio) mobile app. We are a public K-12 school districtlocated inthe Toledo, Ohio area.

The official Shelby County SchoolDistrictmobile app is another tool to help the district buildstrongerpartnerships with students, parents, and community leaders.Stayconnected to the district by using the app for the latest newsandevents. Use it to login to check grades or lunch menusandbalances. Quickly access contact information for the districtorone of its 31 schools. Receive push notifications forimportantannouncements, including school closings. Stayingconnected to theShelby County School District is now easier thanever!

The North Carolina High SchoolAthleticAssociation, Inc., was founded early in the 20th century.And eventhough the NCHSAA has witnessed dramatic growth in thescope of itsprograms and has had to deal with the changing face ofeducation,one thing has remained constant: the Association'scommitment toproviding a wholesome athletic environment. TheAssociation now has390 member schools and certifies the eligibilityof well over150,000 athletes annually. Other organizations whichhavecontributed greatly to high school athletics in the state haveoverthe years merged with the NCHSAA. Member schools of theNorthCarolina High School Athletic Conference, the organizationforblack high schools, joined the Association in 1967. TheWesternNorth Carolina High School Activities Associa­tion (WNCHSAA)joinedthe Association in 1977, leaving one primary body workingwith highschool athletics in North Carolina.

Clark Montessori, the nation’s firstpublicMontessori high school, is nationally recognized foracademicexcellence. A place where students and teachers workincommunities, Clark leads students in developing theirintellectualskill while learning to be full contributors tosociety. Focusingon the triangle of Montessori education —students, teachers andparents — Clark works to form a strongcommunity of adults andteenagers who respect each other.

The Environmental Studies Center is anaturalsciences education facility designed to provide uniquelearningexperiences. In addition, wildlife rehabilitation plays avitalrole each day at the Center. Featuring over 500 acres ofrichwoodlands, the Center affords teachers, students, and thegeneralpublic an opportunity to experience firsthand thenaturalenvironment. Natural resources include pine and bayforests,swamps, freshwater streams, carnivorous plant bog, andatwenty-acre lake.Man-made resources include numerous nature trails,coveredpavilions, live animal exhibits, butterfly garden, andnative plantgarden. Indoor facilities include an auditorium,library, classroomcontaining live reptile exhibits, a saltwateraquarium, andnumerous preserved specimens native to Alabama.The Environmental Studies Center houses a wildliferehabilitationprogram that is dedicated to the care and potentialrelease ofinjured and orphaned native wildlife. The wildliferehabilitationprogram receives over 600 wild patients a year.These animals allneed food, care, and shelter to survive. Theprogram relies upondonations from people like you for itsoperation.Numerous staff-led programs are available to public, private,andparochial schools. Teachers may choose from programs thatarecorrelated to the Alabama Science Course of Study at eachgradelevel. These programs include animal studies, plant studies,andSTARLAB planetarium studies. All programs requireadvancedreservations and may be subject to group size limitations.Summercamp programs are also available.

The ESC of Lake Erie West programsareadministratively grouped under six headings.Center for Teaching & Learning: The Center for Teaching&Learning includes five major service areas.Student Services programs focus on students frompreschoolthrough age 21 challenged by physical, mental andemotionaldisabilities. One specific Student Services program istheAlternate Learning Center (ALC). The ALC is a K-12 schoolforchildren with severe emotional, behavioral and mentalhealthdisabilities. Students are provided with academic programmingandtaught skills needed to make a successful transition back totheirhome schoolSchool Improvement Consultants work with district teachersandcurriculum directors to improve instruction andsupportprofessional development objectives.Gifted Education serves students in six school districtsAs an authorized Pearson VUE test center, we offer the GED aswellas approximately 80 other computer-based assessments.Challenger Learning Center immerses students in arealisticsimulation of NASA’s Mission Control Center and SpaceLab.State Support Team – Region One: The SSTR1 is responsible fortheregional delivery of school improvement, literacy,specialeducation compliance, and early learning and schoolreadinessservices to districts. The SST serves schools and schooldistrictsin Defiance, Fulton, Hancock, Henry, Lucas, Ottawa,Paulding,Putnam, Sandusky, Seneca, Van Wert, Williams, andWoodcounties.Community Schools: The ESC of Lake Erie West helpedpilotcommunity schools in Ohio at the direction of thestatelegislature. We currently sponsor 65 community schoolsthroughoutOhio. .Auxiliary Services: Through this federal and statefundedprogram, chartered non-public (parochial) schools receiveservicesfor their students. Twenty-six schools currently contractwith theESC of Lake Erie West for specialized services.Fiscal Services: The treasurer’s office provides fiscalservicesto schools, school districts and community schools.Servicesinclude training in school accounting, assistance withfinancialplanning, preparation of financial statements, payroll andpurchaseorder processing, oversight of federal and state reporting,grantmanagement, EMIS support, health insuranceadministration,STRS/SERS and worker’s compensation reporting.Administrative Services Programs: The Collingwood Center offersafitness/aquatic center to staff, students and community members.TheMotorcycle Safety Program is offered county wide every summerandinvolves motorcycle riding practice and safety instruction.TheTraffic Safety Program is funded by federal grants and isfocusedon reducing deaths, injuries, and costs associated withmotorvehicle crashes. The ESC of Lake Erie West is also theapprovalagent for Home Education for four local districts.

Little Miami Schools is a local schooldistrictin southern Warren County, Ohio, United States, based inMorrow. Thedistrict covers 98 square miles (250 km2) of land,including thevillages of Morrow, Butlerville, and Maineville,Hamilton Township,and other townships.

The birth of W.P. Davidson High School wasin1960 when a tenth-grade class was contained in the building oftheAzalea Road Junior High School.Each year an additional grade was included, until the1962-1963school year when Davidson graduated its first class.That same year the modern building, which previously hadbeenonly a dream to Davidson students, became a reality.The much envied seniors were given the esteemed privilegeofattending classes in the new structure during the last two weeksofschool.The dedication of W.P. Davidson was during September. Thefirstfull year was the 1963-1964 session, in which case fourgrades,Freshman - Seniors, were taught.W.P. Davidson High School is a four-year secondaryeducationinstitution in the Mobile County Public School System.Davidsonoffers one of the most comprehensive programs available toMobilestudents. Davidson was selected as a National Blue RibbonSchool inthe National Committee on Excellence in EducationSecondary SchoolRecognition Program in 1990-1991 and in 1994-1996!In 1992 W.P.Davidson High School was the recipient of Redbookmagazine's BestSchools Program National Academic AchievementWinner. Davidsonboasts a long tradition of academic excellence andextracurricularactivities. Davidson serves an average population of1400 students,with 85 teachers, counselors, librarians, andadministrators.Davidson is accredited by the SoutheasternAssociation of Collegesand Schools and the state of Alabama.Davidson's attractiveair-conditioned school plant is located on aspacious 36-acrecampus in west Mobile.

The Family Medicine EducationConsortium’smission is to improve the health of the people and thecommunitiesin the northeast region of the US by energizing thevision andpassion of the Family Medicine community in this region.We are a convener, catalyst and incubator that connectsthoseinterested in improving the health of the communitybystrengthening Family Medicine primary care services andmedicaleducation.

The Ross-Pike Educational Service District isaservice-oriented organization whose role varies according totheneeds of our districts. We offer a wide range of servicesandeducational programs which include, but are not limitedto:Attendance Program, Alternative Center, Bus DriverCertification,Curriculum Development, Fiscal Services,Instructional Supervision,Licensure Services, National WebCheckProvider, OIP, OT/PT Therapy,Paraprofessional Training Assessment& Certification, PreschoolHandicapped Units, ProfessionalDevelopment, PsychologicalServices, Resident Educator Program,School Improvement/DataAnalysis, SST Region 15 Fiscal Agent,Speech/Language Therapy,Special Education Services, SubstituteTeacher Employment, TeacherSummer Academy, TechnologyDevelopment/Supervision, Talented &Gifted Services, &Virtual Learning.

Welcome to the interactive mobileapplicationfor Madison Cross Roads Elementary! Our school missionis tocapture and develop the hearts and minds of students,whileproviding an atmosphere for learning that is exciting andengaging.The MXR app is unique in many ways. It containsschoolinformation and tools to enhance the educational experienceandprovide insight on a variety of topics. Embedded in the app isMXRU, a video library offering a series of informationalvideosdeveloped to support and empower parents and students.Features of the app:- View latest news, upcoming events, lunch menus, andphotogalleries- Push notifications containing instant information aboutimportantschool events- Video library (MXR U)- Parent portal for Chalkable (INOW) student managementsystem- CANVAS connections- Access to school documents- Easily contact teachers and staff- Anonymous bullying report through Safe 2 Tell- PTO and volunteer information- Language translation (IS THIS POSSIBLE - IF SO WE WANTED TOLISTIT)- Connect and share through social media, Google maps, e-mail,andinstant messaging.MXR UMXR University provides access to an extensive libraryofinformational videos developed to enhance thestakeholder'sexperience with MXR. The library will be organized bytopics, witha search feature that gives quick access toinformation. Inaddition to organizational and proceduralinformation, videos willprovide instructional support on topicsincluding dyslexia,fluency, College and Career Ready Standards,multi-sensoryinstruction, Special Education, 504, and Response toIntervention(RtI).

With official documents dating back to1899,CCESC (formerly known as the Clermont County Office ofEducation)has a rich tradition of providing essential services tothe schooldistricts in Clermont County. Originally charged withperforminggovernmental oversight and regulatory functions specifictoeducation, CCESC has transformed itself into ahigh-performingorganization that provides customized services toits clients.Although the focus of the CCESC continues to center onservingschool districts located within Clermont County, CCESCisrecognized state-wide for its ability to offer qualityandinnovative services and programs to its clients, many of whomarelocated beyond the county boundaries.

Hilliard City School District isahigh-performing public school district located in Hilliard,Ohio,northwest of the city of Columbus. The school districtcontains allof what was once Norwich and Brown townships.As the 9th largest school district in the state of Ohio,theHilliard City School District serves more than 15,700 studentsingrades K-12, through three high schools, three middle schools,twosixth-grade schools and 14 elementary schools. The districtalsooperates a transportation center, an administration buildingand amaintenance/resource center.

Monroe Local Schools are located northofCincinnati and serve the community of Monroe, Ohio. Thedistricthas three schools including Monroe Primary, MonroeElementary,Monroe Jr and Sr High School.Monroe Local Schools offer not only excellenteducationalservices but also special services, music, athletics andmore.

The mission of the Buckeye AssociationofSchool Administrators (BASA) is to inspire and support itsmembers,develop exemplary school system leaders and advocate forpubliceducation.We offer many membership levels and host many events to serveasa support system to school administrators.

Pickaway-Ross Career & TechnologyCenter(colloquially called Pickaway-Ross) is avocational-technicalschool serving Pickaway and Ross counties inOhio. The school isgoverned by the Pickaway-Ross County JointVocational SchoolDistrict.Founded in 1974, Pickaway-Ross offers 20 high schooltech-prepprograms to students from 10 high schools in Ross andPickawaycounties. High school students attend Pickaway-Ross theirjuniorand senior years, and can earn a Career Passport in additionto adiploma from their home schools. Six hundred studentsattendPickaway-Ross's main campus, and another 1,500 studentsattendoff-campus (or satellite) programs housed in affiliatedhighschools.School districts affiliated with Pickaway-Ross include:Adena,Chillicothe, Huntington, Paint Valley, Southeastern, Unioto,andZane Trace in Ross County, and Circleville, Logan Elm andWestfallin Pickaway County.Pickaway-Ross also has an Adult Education Division,providingprograms in skilled trades, public safety, medicalservices fieldsand others. That division also provides training andconsultingservices to local businesses and industries.

Pickaway-Ross Career & TechnologyCenter(colloquially called Pickaway-Ross) is avocational-technicalschool serving Pickaway and Ross counties inOhio. The school isgoverned by the Pickaway-Ross County JointVocational SchoolDistrict.Founded in 1974, Pickaway-Ross offers 20 high schooltech-prepprograms to students from 10 high schools in Ross andPickawaycounties. High school students attend Pickaway-Ross theirjuniorand senior years, and can earn a Career Passport in additionto adiploma from their home schools. Six hundred studentsattendPickaway-Ross's main campus, and another 1,500 studentsattendoff-campus (or satellite) programs housed in affiliatedhighschools.School districts affiliated with Pickaway-Ross include:Adena,Chillicothe, Huntington, Paint Valley, Southeastern, Unioto,andZane Trace in Ross County, and Circleville, Logan Elm andWestfallin Pickaway County.Pickaway-Ross also has an Adult Education Division,providingprograms in skilled trades, public safety, medicalservices fieldsand others. That division also provides training andconsultingservices to local businesses and industries.

The Adult Education Department ofthePickaway-Ross Career and Technology Center (PRCTC) has beenservingthe education and training needs of the adult student andthetraining and consulting needs of business and industry inthePickaway and Ross County areas of Ohio since 1974.Download this app for info about programs and courses,staff-focusedservices, and campus events.Features:· A brief history of the school, it’s mission, objectivesandvalues· PRCTC Adult Education contact information· PRCTC Adult Education programs and courses· Campus locations· Campus calendar· Pictures· Resource materials· Staff manuals and materials· And more …

- Clark-Shawnee Schools has beenrated“Excellent with Distinction”by the state for the last 2 years.- Shawnee’s Cross Country Team was the first Clark County TeamtowinState.- Shawnee High School’s graduation rate is 93.9%- Clark-Shawnee offers breakfast to their students each day.- 100% of Clark-Shawnee teachers are highly qualified.… Shawnee’s Marching Band qualified for State competition forthe21sttime this fall.- 91% of Clark-Shawnee teachers have 10 years orgreaterexperience.- Clark-Shawnee offers a strings program.- 93% of our teachers voted for pay concessions andbenefitsreduction.- Clark-Shawnee offers 5 Advanced Placement classes.- Clark-Shawnee tax rates are the lowest in Clark County.- 71% of Clark-Shawnee teachers have at least aMaster’sDegree.

The Mission of Alma Bryant High School istoprovide a productive learning environment that fosterspersonalgrowth and good citizenship and offers equal opportunitiesfor eachstudent to become a successful, responsible, independent,lifelonglearner serving worthy purposes in society.Alma Bryant High School was formed by combining Alba High SchoolandGrand Bay High School. The students were given the opportunitytoselect a mascot. The vote came down to the Hurricanes ortheBulldogs with the Hurricanes becoming the final choice.Schoolcolors were also chosen by the students. They were notallowed touse any color used by either of the two high schools. Thecolors ofblue, white, and silver were selected to represent AlmaBryantpride.

On September 4, 1963, in the southernsuburbanregion of county, the doors of the Ben C. Rain High Schoolopenedto admit approximately 1, 200 junior and senior highschoolstudents. This was the day that many of the students hadawaitedeagerly, and at times impatiently, for four long years.Though thebuilding itself was new, the school was actually fouryears old onthat September day.To meet the needs of fast-growing South Mobile, Rain High Schoolwasorganized in 1959 and was housed in temporary quarters in theOldRobert E. Lee School on Madison Street where Rain's seventhandeighth grade students were transported by public school buses.Ongrade was added to the school each year. Thus, the firstseniorclass of approximately 114 students graduated in May of1964.Located on 22-acre tract of land on Dauphin Island Parkway,thelong-awaited new building was designed by Harry Inge Johnstoneandbuilt by J. F. Pate Construction Company at a cost of$1,500,000.Financing was by state bond issue.B. C. Rain High School is accredited by the Southern AssociationofColleges and Schools.

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