A. Crawford Mosley High School is a 9-12 educational institution located in Lynn Haven, Florida. Mosley was built in 1972 and the enrollment is currently about 1,600 students. There are 120 class-based faculty members and Brian Bullock is the principal. School colors are Green, Orange and White and the mascot is "Rocky" and "Roxy", both are dolphins.
Mosley currently draws his students from the ward in Lynn Haven, Florida, northern Panama City and parts of Bay County, including the College Point area that extends Highway 390 to the intersection with US Highway 231 and up on Star Ave. as well as the State Road section 77 crossing the Bailey Bridge between Lynn Haven, Florida and Southport, Florida.
Video A. Crawford Mosley High School
Demographics
Schools have gender-even ratios, with 50% of the population being males and the remaining 50% being females. School student body is 92% white American, 5% African-American, 2% Hispanic Americans, 1% Native Americans and 1% others.
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MAPPS
The Advanced Placement Program Mosley for Success, or MAPPS, is a magnet program that evolved from a small math and science preparation program in 1996, called MACSM (Mosley Academy for Careers in Science & Math). MAPPS was established to organize advanced college preparatory courses by facilitating maximum growth for student achievement in Mosley. Today, 964 students in Mosley are in the MAPPS program.
The MAPPS office is located in front of the school and offers preparatory counseling for all students and parents at Mosley High School.
Football
A. Crawford Mosley High School football team, founded in 1973, hosts all of its games at the Tommy Oliver Memorial stadium (Capacity 8,800) in downtown Panama City, Florida. They share stadiums with Bay High School and Rutherford High School. Currently while the Tommy Oliver stadium is being built, Mosley is playing their home game at Arnold and Bozeman.
Famous Alumni
- Jaye Chapman, Major Baseball pitcher
- Donnie Craft, retired NFL ran back
- David Herndon, Major League Baseball pitcher
- Gene McGuire, retired National Football League center
- Jason Whitaker, a former college footballer8
- Benjamin Pippin, a former college football player
References
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