Statement from Superintendent Barbara W. Thompson on Oklahoma tragedy:

“I know you join me in offering prayers and support to the victims of this horrific event. We are especially horrified by the loss of those precious children when the school was hit by this devastating tornado. Stories of heroism are surfacing and people are rushing to help this community. Please join me in working with the Red Cross or other relief agencies to help as you can. And please continue to pray for all of those who have been impacted by this unbelievable event.”

Donate to the Red Cross effort by clicking here.

 AdvancED Team recommends MPS System-Wide Accreditation! Click Here for details! 

Montgomery Public Schools Pre-K Program is now accepting applications for the 2013-2014 school year. Click HERE for program application and instructions. 

The Montgomery YMCA recently named Daniel Brake as one of the two 2013 Jimmy Hitchcock Award winners. Daniel was honored, along with 55 other area high school seniors - 26 from MPS schools, at an awards banquet held at Frazer Memorial Methodist Church. Daniel is a senior at LAMP High School School. He has participated in baseball and basketball. He is a member of Gateway Baptist Church where he is a drummer in the praise band and leader of a small group. He is the son of Michael and Cheryl Brake.

Three MPs Schools Ranked Among Top Schools in the Nation!

LAMP, Brewbaker Technology Magnet and Booker T. Washington Magnet have distinguished themselves by being ranked among the best schools in the nation and state by U.S. News and World Report and Newsweek Magazine. Loveless was named the No. 1 magnet school and seventh best high school in America, and the number one school in Alabama by U.S. News and World Report.  BTW was included on Newsweek’s Magazine’s 2013 list of the best schools in the country in addition to being named the ninth best school in Alabama by U.S. News and World Report. Brew Tech was named the 8^th best school in Alabama by U.S. News and World Report. US News reviewed data from over 21,000 public high schools. The criteria included that all students must be served well and produce measurable academic outcomes on a range of performance indicators. The level of college-readiness – using Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate test data as the benchmark – was also part of the evaluation. To see the complete methodology and find out more about how these and other schools performed, visit www.usnews.com.  

MPS teacher Lauren Breeding Named Finalists for Alabama Teacher of the Year

Montgomery Public Schools teacher Lauren Breeding is one of 16 top teachers around the state to be named as a finalist for the Alabama Teacher of the Year. Ms. Breeding is a language impaired special education teacher at Wilson Elementary and has worked with students with special needs for more than 10 years. She has a passion for helping students with autism and deeply believes that each child has his or her own learning style and personality. In her application for the program she said her goal is to increase the community's awareness of autism spectrum disorders and she wants to help create a community in which children with autism are respected, given equal opportunities, and are equally valued through education. Click HERE to read more.

 2013-2014 School Calendar Approved

The board approved the new 2013-2014 school calendar. Click Here to view it.

Graduation Schedule 2013

Park Crossing High School Zone Approved

Park Crossing, Montgomery County Schools’ newest high school, is on schedule to open to students this August. The Park Crossing zone is located in the eastern half of the county. The line runs north from the Montgomery/Pike county line along Hobbie Rd. to Woodley Rd. then northeast to the Troy Hwy. then northwest to Taylor Rd. then north to Taylor Rd. then north along McLemore Rd. to the northern Montgomery/Elmore county line. Click Here to view a PDF of the new zone.

Comments and questions about the zone should be directed to parentinfo@mps.k12.al.us.

MPS Launches Go Green Campaign

Montgomery Public Schools has officially launched its Go Green Campaign!  During a campaign kick-off event held at Dozier Elementary, Superintendent Barbara Thompson announced that the district has reached the $4.3 million mark in energy savings and that MPS will partner with the Montgomery Clean City Commission to promote recycling at each of the district’s  schools. To learn more, click HERE.

Want to learn more about our strategic plan?

Click Here to see the beginnings of the new plan and to add your comments.

Workshops for Parents of Students with Disabilities

A series of workshops has been scheduled for parents and guardians with an interest in the education of children receiving special education services in Montgomery Public Schools. Click here for more information.

Gather Some Friends and Help Our Schools!

Join with your friends, members of your civic group, or those you worship with to help our schools! There are dozen of projects at schools throughout the county that can use your help. It is a great way to help our schools and bond with your friends and family. Click here to see the projects and to find out how you can get involved.

School Board Meetings Now Online

Join with your friends, members of your civic group, or those you worship with to help our schools! There are dozen of projects at schools throughout the county that can use your help. It is a great way to help our schools and bond with your friends and family. Click here to see the projects and to find out how you can get involved.

Sign Up for Email and Text Notifications!

If you wish to receive emails and text messages on the latest MPS news, click the Notify Me button at the bottom of the menu on the left side of this page. Just follow the instructions and be sure to check the Communication Sign up box. You will receive an email to confirm your address before you will begin to receive notifications. There is no charge for text messages by MPS, but unless you have unlimited texting on your cellular phone plan, your carrier's rules and rates will apply. Please encourage others who have an interest in our schools to sign up.

STI Home

The STI Parent Portal (STI HOME) is available. This tool allows parents to view information on their child's progress, grades, attendance, etc.  To ensure the security of the information, parents must obtain a password from their child's school in person. A state-issued photo ID will be necessary to receive a user name and password.  ONCE YOU HAVE YOUR NEW USER NAME AND PASSWORD ACCESS IT THROUGH THE "FOR PARENTS" BUTTON ABOVE, CHOOSE "STI HOME", THEN THE WORDS "CLICK HERE".