During a recent government meeting, significant recognition was given to educators and students within the Mobile County Public School System (MCPSS). Superintendent and attendees expressed pride in the school system's achievements, particularly in honoring teachers and students for their contributions and successes.

Colonel Kerry, alongside Misha Armstrong and Christy Legros, presented awards to outstanding teachers, emphasizing the vital role educators play in shaping the future. Colonel Kerry shared a personal story linking his family's military history to the importance of education, stating, \"Teachers like these are the bedrock of a community.\" Each recognized teacher received a certificate from the Air Force and Space Association, along with monetary awards and commemorative pins.

Christy Lagro, an art teacher at Borden Academy for Advanced World Studies, was highlighted for her students' artistic contributions to the community, specifically their decorated power boxes displayed along Government Street. Lagro was awarded the title of Air Force Association Teacher of the Year.

Additionally, the meeting celebrated the achievements of the Bryant High School archery team, which triumphed in the national archery tournament in Kentucky, outscoring 252 other high schools to win the bullseye competition. Certificates were presented to the team and their coach, marking a proud moment for the school and its community.

The meeting underscored the importance of recognizing educational achievements and fostering a supportive environment for both teachers and students, reinforcing the commitment to excellence within the MCPSS.