MCPSS Names Top Teachers

The Mobile County Public School System (MCPSS) recognized its top three teachers of the year in January. They are Krissy Brown of Gilliard Elementary (Elementary School Teacher of the Year), Justine Wilson of Grand Bay Middle (Mobile County Middle School Teacher of the Year) and Roseann Byrd of Citronelle High (High School Teacher of the Year). Each of the county’s 90 schools selects a teacher of the year, who is then nominated for the countywide honor. A committee selected these three winners and will submit applications on their behalf for state teacher of the year. MCPSS has a strong track record in the Alabama Teacher of the Year competition, having had one Alabama Teacher of the Year, two Alabama Secondary Teachers of the Year and several finalists in recent years.

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