Moss Point School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously at the Sept. 13 board meeting to put Superintendent Dr. Shannon Vincent on administrative leave with pay until further notice.
Activities will be at the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Museum, the Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum, the Mississippi Children’s Museum, and the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science.
132 perfect scores were earned on the 2022 state assessments by students last spring and the district is marking the accomplishment by placing Aced It! signs in students’ yards Friday.
JPS schools will stick to virtual learning following the city of Jackson’s water crisis and after previously announcing students would learn online on Wednesday.
A Mississippi judge is scheduled to hear arguments in a lawsuit that says the state is violating its own constitution by directing $10 million in pandemic relief money to private schools.
The Mississippi State Board of Education (SBE) set two policies that call for all school districts to resume in-person instruction as the primary mode of teaching starting in the 2021-22 school year. These policies remain in effect for the 2022-23 school year.
Sleep experts say you could give your child a few practice runs by setting an alarm that’s within a few hours of when they would normally wake up to start their day.
WLBT’s Ashley Garner interviewed Registered Dietician, Rebecca Turner who shared some tips to ensure your child has a healthy start this academic year.
Nationally, more than 80 percent of shoppers expect to see higher prices when back-to-school shopping. If you’re preparing to send the kids back, you can save if you stock up between now and midnight Saturday.
A pediatrician is spending about 50% of her time on mental health issues, even when it’s an appointment for something else. And she tells us that she has a hard time finding the necessary resources for those young people. We're on your side to find out what resources are available and how they work.
Schools around the state are shaking things up. Many are returning to the classroom in July instead of what was once always an early August back to school date.
Many of the graduates are formerly incarcerated people who, despite having been released from prison, are denied the right to vote, in some cases for the rest of their lives, by state laws.
"The bottom line from this report is that many school districts comply with the minimum legal standards, but those minimum standards are not enough to guarantee student safety," State Auditor Shad White said.
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