Welcome to the R. R. Moton National Alumni Association’s (Association) Website. This Website is designed to keep members and friends of R. R. Moton High School informed regarding activities and initiatives related to the Association. There are two main goals that have been established for the Association: 1). to support the efforts of the Moton Community Center and 2). to Keep the Legacy of R. R. Moton High School alive. To view the Moton Community Center website, CLICK HERE. The Association has been fortunate to have dedicated leaders, view 2023 officers HERE.
The Reunion Committee is making plans for the 2023 Reunion and needs your help. You can help by reviewing and completing the linked forms below.
April 15, 2023 is the deadline for Registering
for the Reunion & the Hotel
Become A Legacy Sponsor
Enhance the visibility of your organization and show your support for the R. R. Moton High School Scholarship Fund by choosing a sponsorship option on the linked form. We encourage and invite the Birmingham/Leeds community and communities at-large to support our reunion efforts by donating as a Legacy Sponsor in the 2023 Souvenir Journal. The deadline is April 15, 2023. Use the Advertisement/ Sponsorship Donation Only link to make your sponsorship purchase.
Outstanding Donor
Mr. Nathan Martin has been the largest and most consistent scholarship donor. The Association is eternally grateful for his generosity and assistance in . . .
“Keeping the Moton Legacy Alive”.
Eighteen (18) scholarships have been awarded since 2013.
THANK YOU, MR. NATHAN MARTIN.
Charles Barkley & Hometown Friends
Charles Barkley spending time with leaders and friends in Leeds, Alabama. The “Legacy” continues . . .
“It’s all about the legacy — 2023”
Scholarship Awards
2021 Reunion
The first pre-recorded virtual reunion celebration was held Saturday, August 14, 2021, at the Moton Center Gymnasium. The video was recorded by Turner Productions. The reunion program was chaired by Dorothy McAdory, and co-chaired by Sabrina Rose and Sharon Moore.
On July 17, 1921, we lost our devoted leader Mary Hughes. View a tribute to her by clicking below.
We would like to hear from you regarding suggestions for the reunion or additional initiatives that can be conducted by the Association, please leave your comments and/or suggestions below. Thank you!
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