LeFlore Magnet High School

LeFlore Magnet High School is a public school serving grades 9 through 12 in Mobile with specialized programs in engineering, fine arts, pre-law, and pre-medicine. The school operates a dual system, serving neighborhood students in standard classes alongside selected students in competitive magnet programs.

Founded in 1968 as Toulminville High School, the institution adopted its current name in 1981 to honor civil rights leader John L. LeFlore. The name change marked a significant moment in recognizing his contributions to the community.

The marching band is a central part of school life, performing at local events and drawing musical traditions from southern university bands. Student musicians keep this heritage alive through regular performances throughout the year.

The campus is located on Donald Street and operates programs for both neighborhood residents and selective magnet program applicants. Visitors should check in at the main office to navigate the building and locate specific departments.

The school operates with two distinct student populations learning under one roof, each following different admission pathways and curriculum tracks. This dual-system setup allows neighborhood students and selected magnet students to share the same campus while maintaining separate educational experiences.

Location: Mobile

GPS coordinates: 30.71466,-88.08605

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:23