Our Academy of IT Computer Science students participated in The Bebras Challenge. The Bebras Challenge is an international, fun, online competition that introduces students (ages 6-18) to informatics and computational thinking through engaging puzzles, problem-solving, logic, and algorithmic skills. Participants solve a series of short, interactive problems within a time limit, learning to break down complex tasks, recognize patterns, and think like a computer scientist.
The based their challenge scores, the following MGM Students made the BEBRAS “Honor Roll”:
Isabella Autrey
Ellzey Cullen
Austin Faulkner
Valax Gray
Jason Griffith
Quashawn Griffith
Cooper Hartley
Morgan McCabe
Jacob Miniard
Braxton Murphy
Seniors Best of School: Jason Griffith
Juniors Best of School: Cooper Hartley
Cadets Best of School: Quashawn Griffith
The based their challenge scores, the following MGM Students made the BEBRAS “Honor Roll”:
Isabella Autrey
Ellzey Cullen
Austin Faulkner
Valax Gray
Jason Griffith
Quashawn Griffith
Cooper Hartley
Morgan McCabe
Jacob Miniard
Braxton Murphy
Seniors Best of School: Jason Griffith
Juniors Best of School: Cooper Hartley
Cadets Best of School: Quashawn Griffith
Our PTO presented a check to Mrs. Browning today as she and her family continue to recover after losing their home in a recent fire. We are incredibly grateful for the generous donations from our faculty, students, and community members. It’s moments like these that remind us how special it is to come together and support a fellow Viking in need.
FBLA had a chance to visit Innovation Portal located in downtown Mobile. Members were able to learn about the services and resources available to individuals who would like to start a business and community members. They also visited the prototype lab and Dropout Bakery, a local small business connected to the building. Annabelle an employee at the Dropout Bakery is a current business major in the Pathway Program at Bishop State Community College spoke to the members about the program and its benefits which helps students transition from community college to four year universities. Thank you Innovation Portal and Annabelle for an informative visit. #makeyourmark #skolvikings #mcpss #alabamafbla #mgmfbla
Local Healthcare and Medical Professionals Needed! 🥼👩⚕️🧑🏿⚕️
We’re looking for local area healthcare and medical professionals who are willing to host students for a job shadowing experience. This is a short, one-day opportunity for students to observe and learn from professionals in real workplaces. 🩺
Our students have voiced interest in careers such as:
Dermatology • Nursing • Physical Therapy • Occupational Therapy • Sonography • Pediatrics • Veterinary Medicine • Dentistry • EMT/Paramedic • Pharmacist/Pharmacy Tech • Medical Research Lab • Respiratory Therapy • Orthopedics • Sports Medicine • and MORE!
If you would like more information or your clinic, office, or practice is willing to host a student, please click the link below or email the Career Coach, Mrs. Price– tprice1@mcpss.com. We would love to partner with you to support the future healthcare workforce in Mobile!
VolunteerLocal:
https://moretomobileal.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/?id=91465&job_name=mary%20g.%20montgomery%20high%20school
We’re looking for local area healthcare and medical professionals who are willing to host students for a job shadowing experience. This is a short, one-day opportunity for students to observe and learn from professionals in real workplaces. 🩺
Our students have voiced interest in careers such as:
Dermatology • Nursing • Physical Therapy • Occupational Therapy • Sonography • Pediatrics • Veterinary Medicine • Dentistry • EMT/Paramedic • Pharmacist/Pharmacy Tech • Medical Research Lab • Respiratory Therapy • Orthopedics • Sports Medicine • and MORE!
If you would like more information or your clinic, office, or practice is willing to host a student, please click the link below or email the Career Coach, Mrs. Price– tprice1@mcpss.com. We would love to partner with you to support the future healthcare workforce in Mobile!
VolunteerLocal:
https://moretomobileal.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/?id=91465&job_name=mary%20g.%20montgomery%20high%20school
Our MGM Textile Club spent the afternoon spreading holiday cheer at The City of Semmes Honor Park! 🎄✨
This tree is truly a labor of love. Our students knitted many of the ornaments by hand, crafted others from scratch, and even decorated repurposed and reused items to give them a new life. Their creativity and skills were on full display, and their tree tells a story of teamwork and imagination.
We had so much fun decorating, picnicking, and fellowshipping together—thanks to our favorite elf, Mr. Raiford, for bringing us dinner!
I’m so proud of their hard work, dedication, and their willingness to give back to our community in such a meaningful way. Watching them bring their ideas to life—and sharing that joy with others—was the highlight of my week.
If you’re in Honor Park, stop by and see their beautiful tree. It’s a shining example of what happens when students put heart, talent, and kindness into their work. ❤️🎄
This tree is truly a labor of love. Our students knitted many of the ornaments by hand, crafted others from scratch, and even decorated repurposed and reused items to give them a new life. Their creativity and skills were on full display, and their tree tells a story of teamwork and imagination.
We had so much fun decorating, picnicking, and fellowshipping together—thanks to our favorite elf, Mr. Raiford, for bringing us dinner!
I’m so proud of their hard work, dedication, and their willingness to give back to our community in such a meaningful way. Watching them bring their ideas to life—and sharing that joy with others—was the highlight of my week.
If you’re in Honor Park, stop by and see their beautiful tree. It’s a shining example of what happens when students put heart, talent, and kindness into their work. ❤️🎄
Students in Ms. Miller’s Academy of Business Management class recently completed a Toy Box Leadership project. Each student in the class created a leadership lesson based on a classic toy and taught it to their classmates through lectures, games, and activities.
Students in our Academy at Faulkner Career and Technical Center have the opportunity to participate in a variety of programs—one of which is Aviation. Through this program, students gain hands-on training and earn industry-recognized credentials that help prepare them for future careers in advanced manufacturing.
Christmas Cookie Palooza is in full swing in our Academy of Hospitality and Tourism Culinary classes! Students selected a cookie recipe at random, created illustrated drawings to showcase the ingredients and steps, and then brought their creations to life in the kitchen. The results were absolutely delicious! #CTE
During our Choral and Theater performance on December 16th, have a look at our visual arts department. The students in Mrs. Nease's ceramics class have been busy making mugs. They will have these mugs for sale during the performance.
Please join us on Tuesday, December 16th, for a wonderful performance by our Choral and Theater Department. Tickets will be $8 and will be available soon on gofan.co. The performance will begin at 6:30.
We wrapped up the final day of mock interviews for our senior students, and we couldn’t be more proud. A huge thank you to all of our community partners for investing your time and expertise to help prepare our students for their futures. And congratulations to our seniors for your dedication, preparation, and hard work
Join us tomorrow night, December 11th, for an amazing performance by our dance department. The program will start at 6:30 and tickets are $5 and can be purchased on gofan.co.
https://gofan.co/event/5608412?schoolId=AL13526
https://gofan.co/event/5608412?schoolId=AL13526
Mrs. Nease’s ceramics classes had the honor of hosting guest speakers Mrs. Patricia Silverman and Dr. Donald Berry this past week. Mrs. Silverman worked closely with Mobile’s Holocaust survivor, Agnes Tanenbaum, who spent many years visiting schools and organizations to share her powerful story. After Mrs. Tanenbaum’s passing, Mrs. Silverman continued this work through the Gulf Coast Center for Holocaust and Human Rights Education.
Students from Ceramics, Art, Sociology, Theater, and History were among the first since COVID to hear this meaningful presentation, which connects to this year’s Art and Writing Competition theme: Partisans, Resistance, and Refugees.
This March, the Mobile Museum of Art will feature Resistance: The Wartime Photographs of Jewish Partisan Faye Schulman. All Viking students — especially those who attended the presentation — are encouraged to enter the writing or art/photography competitions inspired by Faye Schulman’s work and the legacy of Agnes Tanenbaum.
Students from Ceramics, Art, Sociology, Theater, and History were among the first since COVID to hear this meaningful presentation, which connects to this year’s Art and Writing Competition theme: Partisans, Resistance, and Refugees.
This March, the Mobile Museum of Art will feature Resistance: The Wartime Photographs of Jewish Partisan Faye Schulman. All Viking students — especially those who attended the presentation — are encouraged to enter the writing or art/photography competitions inspired by Faye Schulman’s work and the legacy of Agnes Tanenbaum.
Our soccer team braved the cold to greet students from Allentown Elementary during High Five Friday! We love partnering with our local elementary schools and enjoy every chance to cheer on our future Vikings.
Recently, Senior Brodie McNair completed a job shadow opportunity with Sheriff Paul Burch. This was an opportunity to shadow an elected official for the day. During the day he was also able to meet K9 Estie and learn how she helps keep the city safe.
If you would like to provide an opportunity for other students to job shadow you, please email tprice1@mcpss.com.
If you would like to provide an opportunity for other students to job shadow you, please email tprice1@mcpss.com.
Congratulations to Ryan Herzberg. Ryan was chosen as one of Academy of Craft Training November 2025 Employees of the Month. The Employee of the Month for this month was based on their performance during their paid internship over the Thanksgiving break. This recognition is selected by the instructor based on the feedback received from the jobsite supervisors.
Ryan’s instructor, Mr. Beaver said that “This employee has been a stand-out worker, throughout the school year. He received high praise from his supervisor during the Thanksgiving internship. He has proven to be a hard worker that hasn't missed a day this year. He represents our motto "Right Time, Right Gear, Right Attitude" and would make an excellent addition to any construction team. That is why he is my Employee of the Month for November 2025.”
Great job Ryan!
Ryan’s instructor, Mr. Beaver said that “This employee has been a stand-out worker, throughout the school year. He received high praise from his supervisor during the Thanksgiving internship. He has proven to be a hard worker that hasn't missed a day this year. He represents our motto "Right Time, Right Gear, Right Attitude" and would make an excellent addition to any construction team. That is why he is my Employee of the Month for November 2025.”
Great job Ryan!
Congratulations to our senior students that were selected to receive a Semmes Chamber of Commerce Scholarship. They were honored tonight at the Christmas Banquet. Congratulations on all your hard work.
Mallory Davis
Brady Dobbs
Maria Gervavio Pablo
Sophia Perez
Harmoni Sanders
Check out the latest Holiday spirit collection by our students in our Academy of Agri-Science. Our holiday spirit looks a little extra AG-mazing this year 🎄✨
Students showcased their creativity and pride by decorating two Christmas trees for the holidays, each with its own special story:
✈️ Mobile Regional Airport Tree
Welcoming travelers with a warm touch of Americana charm, this tree is wrapped in student-made garland, vintage-inspired ornaments, and homegrown details.
Whether you’re flying home or flying out, we hope this tree reminds you of the heart and hands behind agricultural education—and the traditions we build one project at a time.
🌲 Outdoor Viking Pride Tree at Semmes Honor Park
Back home at the City of Semmes Honor Park, our outdoor tree stands tall, showing off our Viking pride while highlighting one of our favorite places on campus—the greenhouse. From handcrafted decor to colors that represent who we are, this tree is our invitation for the community to stop by, celebrate with us, and remember that growth happens here—year-round.
We’re grateful for the opportunity to share our programs, our students’ work, and a little holiday joy with our community. 💛💙
Here’s to a season full of creativity, hard work, and light.
#FFA #VikingPride #AgEd #MerryChristmas #StudentMade #HolidaySpirit #AgricultureGrowsHere 🎄
Students showcased their creativity and pride by decorating two Christmas trees for the holidays, each with its own special story:
✈️ Mobile Regional Airport Tree
Welcoming travelers with a warm touch of Americana charm, this tree is wrapped in student-made garland, vintage-inspired ornaments, and homegrown details.
Whether you’re flying home or flying out, we hope this tree reminds you of the heart and hands behind agricultural education—and the traditions we build one project at a time.
🌲 Outdoor Viking Pride Tree at Semmes Honor Park
Back home at the City of Semmes Honor Park, our outdoor tree stands tall, showing off our Viking pride while highlighting one of our favorite places on campus—the greenhouse. From handcrafted decor to colors that represent who we are, this tree is our invitation for the community to stop by, celebrate with us, and remember that growth happens here—year-round.
We’re grateful for the opportunity to share our programs, our students’ work, and a little holiday joy with our community. 💛💙
Here’s to a season full of creativity, hard work, and light.
#FFA #VikingPride #AgEd #MerryChristmas #StudentMade #HolidaySpirit #AgricultureGrowsHere 🎄
Students in Mrs. Touchstone’s Forensic Science classes recently studied blood typing as part of their curriculum. Blood typing plays an important role in forensic investigations by helping narrow down suspects and supporting other pieces of evidence.
Our students experienced what it’s like to work in a serology lab as they tested blood types firsthand. They didn’t just learn about agglutination (clumping)—they actually got to see it happen. Watching their understanding deepen as the “how and why” clicked was the best part of the day!
Our students experienced what it’s like to work in a serology lab as they tested blood types firsthand. They didn’t just learn about agglutination (clumping)—they actually got to see it happen. Watching their understanding deepen as the “how and why” clicked was the best part of the day!
Key Club hosted a lunchtime fundraiser recently, and the mission was simple, tape Coach Long to the wall.
Students bought strips of tape for $1 and while Coach Long didn’t quite stick, they did stick to the real goal, raising money for USA Children's and Women's Hospital.
Huge shoutout to Peyton Whatley, the biggest donor!
Students bought strips of tape for $1 and while Coach Long didn’t quite stick, they did stick to the real goal, raising money for USA Children's and Women's Hospital.
Huge shoutout to Peyton Whatley, the biggest donor!
