MCTS History

The history of Mobile County Training School began as far back as 1880. It was the oldest county training school in Alabama. For many years it was a high school composed of grades 7-12. Renovations and additions were made in 1967 and the 6th grade was accommodated.

The 1970-71 school term resulted in a change in the grade structure of the school. This reorganization transformed the school from a high school to a middle school.

During the 2004-05 school year, MCTS became one of three middle schools in Mobile County to be chosen for the school Transformation initiative to improve student achievement.


Mobile County Training School Mission Statement

The mission of Mobile County Training School is to provide quality educational services to each student by setting high expectations within a safe and nurturing environment.

 

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Mobile County Training School Black History Program


School Events
5/24/2013
•  4th Quarter/2nd Semester Ends STUDENTS' LAST DAY


Library Events
5/20/2013 to 5/24/2013
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Mrs. Wheat - Teacher of the Year   
Mobile County Training School has the finest educators in the school system. We appreciate the hard work, creative lessons and...

MCTS - Black History Month   
Thanks to Ms. Bell and Ms. Whindam for coordinating all the activities.

P.I.E. Week 2012   
Partners in Education Give MCTS a HAND!

Drug Free Red Door Contest !   
Teachers Compete! Windham Wins!

Homecoming 2012   
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Check Grades from Home   
See How Your Child is Doing in School

ON TIME AND READY TO LEARN......   
ON TIME AND READY TO LEARN...... Research indicates that when children are on time to school, they are better prepared for...

Box Tops for Education   
Start collecting Box Tops for Education from different food products. Collect 50 coupons and turn them into your homeroom...

Mobile County Training PTSA   
Annual dues are only $5.00 per person. The majority of these dues are used to provide materials at Mobile County Training School....