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MBJH tennis wins metro tournament
The boys team finished the season undefeated at 12-0 and the girls team finished undefeated at 13-0. Read more
Mountain Brook Junior High gets new sculpture
Just inside the lobby doors of the newly renovated Mountain Brook Junior High School sits a hand-crafted, 45-pound bronze Spartan helmet sculpture to serve as a visual welcome for all who enter. Read more
TurnerBatson celebrates 100 years of architecture
The architecture firm was initially founded in 1924 by George P. Turner, who was known for designing many of the estate homes in Mountain Brook and original homes in the Hollywood section of Homewood. Read more
2 Mountain Brook teachers chosen for state Teacher of the Year competition
Mountain Brook Elementary’s Sarah Richardson and Mountain Brook Junior High’s Craig Jelks have been chosen as the school district’s elementary and secondary Teachers of the Year for 2023-24. Read more
FY24 budget approved at $50 million
Also, residents of two Mountain Brook streets told the council how they would like traffic on their street altered. Read more
Mountain Brook Schools holds annual retirement tea
The event recognized teachers and staff members who are drawing their tenure with Mountain Brook Schools to a close. Read more
MBJH opens new building
Mountain Brook Junior High students, teachers, and staff were welcomed into the brand-new, 43,000-square-foot building featuring 18 classrooms at the end of February, after over a year and a half of construction. Read more
Mountain Brook Junior High School cross-country sweeps Metro South Tournament
The Mountain Brook Junior High School boys and girls cross-country teams swept the Metro South Tournament in mid-September. Read more
Sliding into place: MBHS graduate studies trombone in masters program in London
Adam Thomas has come a long way since his first year of band at Mountain Brook Junior High School when he was 12 years old. Read more
Students recognized at Mountain Brook Board of Education meeting
Numerous students, teams and faculty members from Mountain Brook Schools were recognized for their achievements during the Mountain Brook Board of Education meeting held April 11. Read more
A 'fun project': Native explores city by walking every street
Beginning around Labor Day last year, a Mountain Brook man used walking to carry out a special quest of his own that lasted three months. Read more
2021-22 MBS Teachers of the Year announced
Each school in the Mountain Brook Schools district recently named its Teacher/Staff of the Year for the 2021-22 school year. Some schools name a staff member of the year or have other awards given to faculty members at a different time of year. Read more
2022 in preview: City officials share some of the anticipated highlights of the new year
As 2022 begins, we are nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, and every time we think we have the virus beaten, it seems to bounce back. Read more
Mountain Brook Schools hope to begin major facility upgrades this summer
MBS plans to issue bonds soon for about $75 million, said Superintendent Dicky Barlow. Read more
City officials preview some city projects for 2021
In this article, we offer a preview of the new year through the perspective of the leaders of Mountain Brook’s city government. Read more
MBS rises to meet COVID-19 challenges
To ensure academic prosperity and community safety during the 2020-2021 school year, MBS has adapted, invested, and pivoted like never before and expects to spend more than $1 million on its coronavirus response. Read more
MBS return to full capacity at high school, junior high
In the new schedule, secondary students will attend school on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, with a “virtual day” on Wednesday. Read more
Mountain Brook Schools return to full capacity at high school, junior high
The scheduling change began Oct. 19. MBS will continue to offer a full-time virtual option for all students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Read more
MBJH connects via Socially Distanced Choose-A-Race
Many of the 100-plus participants dedicated their activity to the health care workers combating COVID-19. Read more
Mountain Brook was one of first Alabama cities to impose strict social distancing in COVID-19 fight
When Mayor Stewart Welch issued an emergency declaration March 16, Mountain Brook became one of the first cities in Alabama to impose strict social distancing rules to help limit the spread of COVID-19. Read more