UMS-Wright Preparatory School

UMS-Wright is an independent co-educational prep school in Mobile, Alabama.

UMS-Wright Preparatory opened as University Military School on October 2, 1893, at 559 Conti Street.

Pape died in 1943 and his family turned control of the school over to a nonprofit corporation, the UMS Alumni and Parents Association, Inc. UMS moved the school to its current location on North Mobile Street in 1956 to accommodate the growing number of students.

Dr. Tony Havard, a member of the UMS English faculty, was named the headmaster and is now the current president of the school.

The Sports offered include cross country, football, soccer, tennis, swimming and diving, track and field, softball, baseball, bass fishing, and bowling.

In football and track and field, the two teams meet every year in the "Battle of Old Shell Road.

[4]The Honor Council is composed of student representatives in grades 9–12 who are elected to promote honesty and integrity.

1905 UMS Football Team
The UMS-Wright Arts Building that is used for Fine Art, Drama, Chorus, and Band Classes.
The Student Section of a Home UMS-Wright Football Game.
All UMS-Wright Students Are Given Apple Macbook Air Laptops to complete their coursework; as part of the Pettie grant.
The UMS-Wright Marvin Mostellar Sr. Weight Room, also called "Pettie's Palace," which is used for boys and girls Physical Education Classes