The University of South Alabama Board of Trustees approved a 4.5 percent tuition increase for the 2013-14 school year, consistent with an upward trend in

The Kappa League National Signing Day event celebrated acceptance of 15 of its members into college, mirroring signing day activities of America’s top

It's World Down Syndrome Day. As a show of support, people are being asked to wear brightly colored socks, mismatched socks, or even extra socks - to signify

Students who are just a few points shy of getting their GED could find themselves starting over if they don't complete the program before changes to the

Murphy High students, teachers and staff were told to stay home Monday, February 25, 2013, due to a threat of severe weather.  Mobile County School

Fox10 News Morning Anchor Sarah Wall, spoke with Andrew Campanella, president of National School Choice Week, about the goal of School Choice.

Mobile County Public School Superintendent Martha Peek is gearing up to meet with parents of students at Murphy High School and Clark Shaw Magnet school to

State education officials say Florida's federal graduation rate dramatically increased by 3.9 percentage points this year.

Baldwin County Public School Superintendent Dr. Alan Lee talks to FOX10 News about the passage of  the penny tax extension and how it will affect Baldwin

Former Spring Hill College President, Rev. Gregory Lucey, S.J. will return to Mobile in 2013 to assume the newly-created role of Chancellor.

A school bus was rear-ended at a bus stop at Highway 90 and Mount Pisgah Church Road in Grand Bay early Monday morning. Officials tell FOX10 News no children

A Mobile County eighth-grader is arrested after putting his hands on a teacher. Mobile Police say the teen was slapped with a charge, while some worry about

Baldwin County Schools are taking a big step toward the future. School officials announced Friday every elementary and middle school student in Orange Beach

With college enrollment growing, student debt has stretched to a record number of U.S. households — nearly 1 in 5 — with the biggest burdens falling on the

Students returned to class Wednesday after Chicago teachers voted to suspend their first strike in a quarter century, shutting 350,000 children out of school