Orange Beach Middle & High School

11/07/2025

Mrs. Cleckler’s Medical Detectives classes have been learning about the nervous system and how the brain functions. Last week, they discected and labeled healthy sheep’s brains while identifying the functions of the brain. 🧠

11/07/2025

11/06/2025

Our OBMHS peer helpers attended the annual Peer Helper Jubilee at the Wharf today! They had the opportunity to hear from some incredible speakers, network with fellow Baldwin County Peer Helpers, and then return to school to plan activities for World Kindness Day next week.

11/05/2025

Mrs. Leighton’s 9th grade ELA classes kicked off their dystopian literature study by analyzing powerful images that comment on the effects of excessive social media. When students connect literature to the real world, their writing and thinking reach a whole new level! 📝💭

11/04/2025

The fall edition of The Current is here!

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Our fall edition of The Current is officially live! Discover the moments that shaped the first quarter at Orange Beach City Schools. Dive in and explore online today! 🦈

📖🔗: bit.ly/TheCurrentFall2025

11/04/2025

Last week’s door decorating contest for Red Ribbon Week let students show off their creativity in unique ways! “Life is a puzzle- solve it drug free!”

11/03/2025

Proud of senior Joseph Brown for earning such a remarkable opportunity!

11/03/2025

AP Environmental Science students showed some serious parental instincts while caring for their “bubble babies” during their investigation of survivorship curves! 🫧

11/03/2025

What a fantastic weekend for our theatre department at District Trumbauer — so proud of these students!

10/31/2025

No tricks, just treats for our awesome faculty and staff today! Happy Halloween! 👻🎃

10/31/2025

Mako Merit Award for Perfect Attendance 🏆

We are so proud of our students who received perfect attendance for all of first quarter!

10/31/2025

Our theatre students brought a little Disney magic to the Orange Beach Elementary School halls this morning! They visited our kindergarteners in costume for a fun surprise before heading off to the Walter Trumbauer High School Theatre Festival tomorrow. Break a leg, Makos!

OB Conservatory of Fine Arts