Carver High School

Pictures from G.W. Carver High’s Military Fair. Special thanks goes out to all of our branches of the United States Military for coming to our hallowed halls and sharing important information with our students.

Check out the October edition of our Fine Arts newsletter!

Montgomery Public Schools joins communities across the nation in recognizing Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Today, we honor the history, heritage, and enduring contributions of Indigenous peoples whose traditions continue to enrich our lives and our shared story.
#IndigenousPeoplesDay #OurSchoolsOurCommunityOurFuture

🌟 Congratulations to our October Instructional Leader of the Month! 🌟

Join us in celebrating Meredith Bishop, District MTSS K–12 Specialist, from the Office of Academics and Accountability!

With 26 years of dedicated service to Montgomery Public Schools, Mrs. Bishop has worn many hats — from Special Education Teacher to Assistant Principal, Curriculum Instructional Assistant, and Principal!

She continues to lead with innovation and heart, supporting student intervention and success across our district. 💙

It’s FREE College Application Week in Alabama! Students can apply to participating colleges and universities across the country with no application fees. Don’t miss this chance to take the next step toward your future! 🚀🎓
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Es la Semana de Solicitudes Universitarias Gratis en Alabama! Los estudiantes pueden postularse a universidades y colegios participantes en todo el país sin pagar tarifa de solicitud. ¡No pierdas esta oportunidad de dar el próximo paso hacia tu futuro! 🚀🎓

Don’t let math be spooky ! We’ve got the tricks and the treats to make numbers add up to success! 🎃✨🕷️📐

From early mornings to late nights, our principals go above and beyond to lead with vision, heart, and dedication. They are the steady hands guiding our schools, supporting teachers, inspiring students, and building stronger communities every single day. 💙🍎

Join us in celebrating the incredible leaders who make a difference from the first bell to the last light in the building.✨

#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth #OurSchoolsOurCommunitiesOurFuture

📲 DID YOU KNOW? MPS has its very own app! Stay connected and never miss a beat—download today to keep up with the latest news, events, and updates from your child’s school!

Strong readers aren’t made by magic; They’re made with strategies! Check out October’s Halloween-themed flyer for tips you can use at home to help your child grow. 📚👻✨

Important Announcement for Students and Families! 🗓️ Monday, September 29, 2025: All students will report to school as usual. 🗓️ Tuesday, September 30, 2025: We will observe an asynchronous day for 9th, 11th, and 12th grade students. Only 10th graders are required to report to school to take the district-mandated Pre-ACT assessment. Please plan accordingly and reach out if you have any questions! #SchoolUpdate #PreACT

Check out our BRAND NEW podcast "Stronger Together: The MPS Podcast": https://www.mps.k12.al.us/page/stronger-together-mps-podcast

Here's what's happening this week at Wolverine Nation! Monday, September 8 (Even) Football- JV & Freshman v. Prattville 6:30p.m. Coronation Practice 3pm-4pm in Auditorium If you are interested in assisting with Coronation, I would appreciate the help and support. Please let me know! Tuesday, September 9 (Odd) Fire Drill MTSS Training during your planning. (See email from Mrs. Cargill) Open House 6pm (Teachers must report by 5:45pm) Volleyball @ Dothan 4:30pm Wednesday, September 10 (Even) School Pictures---We will hold 2nd Period (Details will be sent on Wednesday morning) Coronation Practice 3pm-4pm in Auditorium Thursday, September 11 (Odd) Volleyball @ JAG 4:30pm ATOT Training for teachers assigned to Mrs. Dillard & Mr. Powell (You will receive an email with location and time.) Friday, September 12 (Even) Football v. Smith Station @ Cramton Bowl 7p.m (We are going hunting for those Jaguars. Wear your cowboy boots and camouflage.) Looking AHEAD! If your group is interested in being in the HOCO Parade, please send me an email.

Please note that the district has added two additional asynchronous days to the 2025–2026 academic calendar. These changes were approved by the Board after the original calendar was shared with schools and families. The first asynchronous day will be on Friday, September 19, 2025.

Good afternoon, MPS Family! We value your voice and partnership! Below you’ll find important information about the Parent and Community Engagement Needs Assessment and the District Federal Programs Parent Advisory Committee. These opportunities are designed to ensure parents and families are active partners in shaping the success of our students and schools.

Starting September 8, 2025, all students arriving late to school will be required to present their student badge or have a guardian accompany them to check in.

This new procedure is designed to ensure the safety and accountability of all students throughout the school day. We appreciate your cooperation and support in helping us maintain a secure learning environment.
Thank you for your attention to this important update.
Carver High School Administration

Montgomery Public Schools (MPS) is committed to ensuring a safe, respectful, and enjoyable environment at all athletic events. All students, families, and attendees are expected to follow the procedures outlined below:
Attendance Guidelines
Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian (18 or older) for the entire duration of the game.
The accompanying adult must present photo identification.
Each adult may supervise no more than four children.
Facility Rules
All attendees must follow the rules of the hosting facility.
Individuals who violate facility rules may be escorted off the premises.
Law enforcement may be present and will act at their discretion if laws are broken. Offenders may be subject to arrest and prosecution.
Behavior Expectations
To promote a positive atmosphere, signage will be posted at venues reminding spectators that athletic events are a time to support our student-athletes and show pride in our schools and communities.

Attendees are expected to:

Remain seated during the game. Loitering in aisles, entrances, exits, or concourses is prohibited.
Refrain from smoking, including e-cigarettes, and from possessing alcohol or other intoxicants.
Avoid roughhousing, fighting, profanity, or any behavior deemed offensive, threatening, obscene, gang-related, or disruptive.
Consequences
Violations of the student code of conduct or creation of an unsafe environment may result in removal from the event without ticket reimbursement.
We appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe and respectful environment for all. Let’s continue to support our student-athletes with pride and positivity.