Attention current 6th and 7th grade female students and parents/guardians; If you/your student is interested in playing flag football for the 2026-2027 school year, please go by and pick up a QR code interest form flyer from Mrs. Thompson or scan the QR code in the attached graphic.
Dunbar Dance Department Auditions are here.
We are inviting all incoming 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students to audition for placement in Dance 2, Dance 3, and the Fusion Dance Company.
Audition packets will be available in the front office beginning Thursday, April 2nd. All packets must be fully completed and returned with a $10 audition fee. Cash only. Applications are due April 28th and late submissions will not be accepted.
Auditions will be held Friday, May 1, 2026 from 3:00 to 6:00 PM in the Dunbar Gym. Proper dance attire is required.
If your dancer is unable to attend auditions, please contact Ms. Davis regarding video audition options.
For questions, please contact azure.davis@mcpss.com
The Evolving Butterflies had an engaging and educational field trip filled with history, culture, and community exploration. Our day began with a walking tour at the Historic Avenue Cultural Center, where students were immersed in the rich history of the area. They learned about the significance of Davis Avenue during a time when it was a thriving hub for African American businesses, culture, and community.
As part of the experience, students explored how the avenue later became known as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, gaining a deeper understanding of the social and historical changes that took place during segregation and beyond. They discussed the impact of these changes on the local community and reflected on the resilience and contributions of those who lived and worked in the area.
Throughout the tour, students were able to learn about the importance of preserving local history and cultural landmarks,
understand the effects of segregation and the Civil Rights Movement on everyday life, recognize the role of community leaders and businesses in shaping history, and make connections between past events and present-day society.
We also visited the Isom Clemon Civil Rights Memorial Park, located across from the cultural center, where students were able to enjoy the outdoor space and reflect on what they had learned throughout the day. After the tour, we enjoyed a relaxing walk to lunch at The Insider on Dauphin Street in the downtown district of Mobile, where students had time to unwind and fellowship together.
Overall, the field trip was a meaningful and memorable experience that brought history to life for our students. The Evolving Butterflies not only expanded their knowledge but also deepened their appreciation for the cultural and historical roots of the community. Special thanks to Sabrina Thornton for our new shirts. We love them.
As part of the experience, students explored how the avenue later became known as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue, gaining a deeper understanding of the social and historical changes that took place during segregation and beyond. They discussed the impact of these changes on the local community and reflected on the resilience and contributions of those who lived and worked in the area.
Throughout the tour, students were able to learn about the importance of preserving local history and cultural landmarks,
understand the effects of segregation and the Civil Rights Movement on everyday life, recognize the role of community leaders and businesses in shaping history, and make connections between past events and present-day society.
We also visited the Isom Clemon Civil Rights Memorial Park, located across from the cultural center, where students were able to enjoy the outdoor space and reflect on what they had learned throughout the day. After the tour, we enjoyed a relaxing walk to lunch at The Insider on Dauphin Street in the downtown district of Mobile, where students had time to unwind and fellowship together.
Overall, the field trip was a meaningful and memorable experience that brought history to life for our students. The Evolving Butterflies not only expanded their knowledge but also deepened their appreciation for the cultural and historical roots of the community. Special thanks to Sabrina Thornton for our new shirts. We love them.
Congratulations to the Dunbar Magnet Advanced Choir Melody Makers on their outstanding performance at the AVA State Choral Assessment on Tuesday, March 24th at Fairhope Baptist Church.
The choir was accompanied was by Mrs. Julia Malone on piano, with page-turner, Carmen Hill, and Dennis Coleman, III on percussion.
The ladies received all Superior ratings on their performances of the spiritual, "Children Go Where I Send Thee" and the Latin piece, "Plaudite".
The Melody Makers scored an Excellent rating in Sightreading. Congratulations ladies!!!!
The choir was accompanied was by Mrs. Julia Malone on piano, with page-turner, Carmen Hill, and Dennis Coleman, III on percussion.
The ladies received all Superior ratings on their performances of the spiritual, "Children Go Where I Send Thee" and the Latin piece, "Plaudite".
The Melody Makers scored an Excellent rating in Sightreading. Congratulations ladies!!!!
REPOST!!!
JUST A REMINDER!!!
ATTENTION 8TH GRADE PARENTS/GUARDIANS ONLY!
We are requesting your attendance at a Mandatory Parent Meeting for all 8th grade students and parents. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 30 at 6:00 pm. The meeting is important as we will be discussing key information regarding your child's academic progress, upcoming end-of-year expectations, and transition plans for high school. Your participation is essential to ensure your student's success and to keep you informed of important updates.
Meet Details:
Date: March 30
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Cafeteria
We appreciate your cooperation and look forward to seeing you there.
Sincerely,
Mr. Harris
JUST A REMINDER!!!
ATTENTION 8TH GRADE PARENTS/GUARDIANS ONLY!
We are requesting your attendance at a Mandatory Parent Meeting for all 8th grade students and parents. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 30 at 6:00 pm. The meeting is important as we will be discussing key information regarding your child's academic progress, upcoming end-of-year expectations, and transition plans for high school. Your participation is essential to ensure your student's success and to keep you informed of important updates.
Meet Details:
Date: March 30
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Cafeteria
We appreciate your cooperation and look forward to seeing you there.
Sincerely,
Mr. Harris
🏃🏽♀️ Dunbar Magnet at Mary G. Montgomery
Dunbar Magnet competed at Mary G. Montgomery High School against a strong group of schools including Phillips Preparatory School, Denton Magnet School of Technology, Booker T. Washington Middle School, Lott Middle School, Barton Academy for Advanced World Studies, Mobile County Training School, Alba Middle School, North Mobile County K-8 School, and Williamson High School.
Dunbar Girls had an outstanding performance, finishing 2nd place overall (tied with Denton Magnet)!
Highlights:
• 🥈 4x400 Relay Team – 2nd Place
• 🥉 Bailey Young – 3rd Place, High Jump
• 🥉 Brooklin Heningburg – 3rd Place, 800m
• 🥈 Keimoria Busby – 2nd Place, 200m
• 🥉 Kinsley Franklin – 3rd Place, 200m
• 🥉 4x100 Relay Team – 3rd Place
We are incredibly proud of our athletes for their hard work, determination, and team spirit. Way to represent Dunbar Magnet! Thanks to Mrs. Williams for lending her expertise and Coach Dorsey for his support as our esteemed athletic director and driver.
Dunbar Magnet competed at Mary G. Montgomery High School against a strong group of schools including Phillips Preparatory School, Denton Magnet School of Technology, Booker T. Washington Middle School, Lott Middle School, Barton Academy for Advanced World Studies, Mobile County Training School, Alba Middle School, North Mobile County K-8 School, and Williamson High School.
Dunbar Girls had an outstanding performance, finishing 2nd place overall (tied with Denton Magnet)!
Highlights:
• 🥈 4x400 Relay Team – 2nd Place
• 🥉 Bailey Young – 3rd Place, High Jump
• 🥉 Brooklin Heningburg – 3rd Place, 800m
• 🥈 Keimoria Busby – 2nd Place, 200m
• 🥉 Kinsley Franklin – 3rd Place, 200m
• 🥉 4x100 Relay Team – 3rd Place
We are incredibly proud of our athletes for their hard work, determination, and team spirit. Way to represent Dunbar Magnet! Thanks to Mrs. Williams for lending her expertise and Coach Dorsey for his support as our esteemed athletic director and driver.
ATTENTION 8TH GRADE PARENTS/GUARDIANS ONLY!
We are requesting your attendance at a Mandatory Parent Meeting for all 8th grade students and parents. The meeting will be held on Monday, March 30 at 6:00 pm. The meeting is important as we will be discussing key information regarding your child's academic progress, upcoming end-of-year expectations, and transition plans for high school. Your participation is essential to ensure your student's success and to keep you informed of important updates.
Meet Details:
Date: March 30
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Cafeteria
We appreciate your cooperation and look forward to seeing you there.
Sincerely,
Mr. Harris
Parents/Guardians,
Please take a few minutes to scan the QR code or click the link to complete the Alabama Family School Climate Survey!
https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/299844/p39885
Today was such a beautiful and impactful time with the Evolving Butterflies!
A huge thank you to Ms Tokie Dunn for coming out and pouring into our girls. Your message and powerful acronym F.L.Y. First Love Yourself was exactly what they needed to hear. Loving yourself is so important, and today our girls were able to open up, share, and talk about some of the things they are dealing with in their lives. Creating a safe space for them to express themselves made this experience truly special.
Thank you again for encouraging our girls to F.L.Y. 🦋💜
A huge thank you to Ms Tokie Dunn for coming out and pouring into our girls. Your message and powerful acronym F.L.Y. First Love Yourself was exactly what they needed to hear. Loving yourself is so important, and today our girls were able to open up, share, and talk about some of the things they are dealing with in their lives. Creating a safe space for them to express themselves made this experience truly special.
Thank you again for encouraging our girls to F.L.Y. 🦋💜
Our soccer teams take on the Alba Sharks today at Alba Middle School. The girls game starts at 3:30pm and the coed game is at 4:30pm. Players need to wear their white jersey, black shorts, and white socks.
Players need to secure a ride home from the game.
14180 S Wintzell Ave. Bayou La Batre, AL 36509
Players need to secure a ride home from the game.
14180 S Wintzell Ave. Bayou La Batre, AL 36509
Congratulations to the students who participated in the 2026 Alabama All-State Festival, which was held in Birmingham, AL at Samford University.
ACAP Testing Schedule
March 17th - 20th
Testing Window Opens
Grades 6th - 8th (small group testing)
ELA/Match/Science
(6th and 8th)
March 24th - 26th
Homerooms Classes Testing
Grades 6th - 8th
ELA Sessions
March 31st - April 2nd
Homerooms Classes Testing
6th and 8th
Science Sessions
April 7th - 9th
Homerooms Classes Testing
Grades 6th - 8th
Math Sessions
ACAP Information
ACAP provides valuable information about student learning in the areas of ELA, Math, and Science.
What You Need To Know About Testing...
Students should arrive on time each testing day. This will allow the students to receive breakfast to help start his/her day. Students will test in the morning. We are requesting that students are not "checked out" prior to 11:30 am on testing days.
March 17th - 20th
Testing Window Opens
Grades 6th - 8th (small group testing)
ELA/Match/Science
(6th and 8th)
March 24th - 26th
Homerooms Classes Testing
Grades 6th - 8th
ELA Sessions
March 31st - April 2nd
Homerooms Classes Testing
6th and 8th
Science Sessions
April 7th - 9th
Homerooms Classes Testing
Grades 6th - 8th
Math Sessions
ACAP Information
ACAP provides valuable information about student learning in the areas of ELA, Math, and Science.
What You Need To Know About Testing...
Students should arrive on time each testing day. This will allow the students to receive breakfast to help start his/her day. Students will test in the morning. We are requesting that students are not "checked out" prior to 11:30 am on testing days.
Congratulations to Mr. Thompson for being named Teacher of the Year for Dunbar Creative and Performing Arts Magnet School!
The Dunbar Girls Track Team had a strong showing at the recent meet and represented the school with determination and pride.
The 4x100 relay team earned a 3rd place finish, tying with Denton in a competitive race.
Keimoria Busby ran a great race in the 200 meters, finishing 3rd overall.
In the field events, Bailey Young soared to 1st place in the High Jump, showcasing outstanding athletic ability.
Kinsley Franklin also had an impressive performance, earning 2nd place in the Shot Put.
Congratulations to these athletes for their hard work and dedication as they continue to represent Dunbar well this season! 🏃♀️🥇
The 4x100 relay team earned a 3rd place finish, tying with Denton in a competitive race.
Keimoria Busby ran a great race in the 200 meters, finishing 3rd overall.
In the field events, Bailey Young soared to 1st place in the High Jump, showcasing outstanding athletic ability.
Kinsley Franklin also had an impressive performance, earning 2nd place in the Shot Put.
Congratulations to these athletes for their hard work and dedication as they continue to represent Dunbar well this season! 🏃♀️🥇
Teacher Work Day
March 16, 2026
No School for Students
March 16, 2026
No School for Students
ACAP Week is Here!
Dunbar Tigers Don't Just Take the ACAP...We Attack it!!
Jersey Day!
Dunbar Tigers Don't Just Take the ACAP...We Attack it!!
Jersey Day!
Virtual/Distance Learning Day
Last Day of 3rd Quarter
March 13, 2026
Teacher directions will be posted in Schoology.
Last Day of 3rd Quarter
March 13, 2026
Teacher directions will be posted in Schoology.
Parents/Guardians,
Please take a few minutes to scan the QR code and complete the Alabama Family School Climate Survey!
Please take a few minutes to scan the QR code and complete the Alabama Family School Climate Survey!
ACAP Week is Here!
Dunbar Tigers Don't Just Take the ACAP...We Attack it!!
Today was Twin Day. Double the Trouble, double the fun. Check out everyone who pulled off the "seeing double" look!
Dunbar Tigers Don't Just Take the ACAP...We Attack it!!
Today was Twin Day. Double the Trouble, double the fun. Check out everyone who pulled off the "seeing double" look!
Time to Spring Foward!
Don't forget to spring forward and turn your clocks forward one hour this Sunday, March 8, 2026!
Don't forget to spring forward and turn your clocks forward one hour this Sunday, March 8, 2026!
