The Montgomery County Board of Education (MCBOE) is the governing body responsible for overseeing public education in Montgomery County, Alabama. Despite the industry classification, it primarily functions as an educational institution rather than a healthcare organization. The board manages the Montgomery Public Schools (MPS) system, which is one of the largest school districts in Alabama. The MCBOE oversees operations for numerous elementary, middle, and high schools throughout Montgomery County, serving thousands of students. The board is responsible for establishing educational policies, managing the district’s budget, hiring superintendents, and ensuring compliance with state and federal education regulations. The organization operates through an elected board of members who represent different districts within Montgomery County. These board members make crucial decisions regarding curriculum development, resource allocation, facility maintenance, and student achievement initiatives. The board holds regular public meetings where community members can participate in educational discussions and decision-making processes. Through its website mcboe.net, the organization provides resources and information to students, parents, teachers, and community members, including academic calendars, district policies, enrollment procedures, and important announcements. The board works in collaboration with various stakeholders to promote educational excellence and ensure equal educational opportunities for all students in Montgomery County.