Fraternity Gives Back to Educators
“A small bite to eat may show just how thankful we are for the big impact you have on our youth.” That was the message members of the Gulfport alumni chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi had for teachers at Gulfport…
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“A small bite to eat may show just how thankful we are for the big impact you have on our youth.” That was the message members of the Gulfport alumni chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi had for teachers at Gulfport…
For high school students, the end of the year means many things. For those on the yearbook staff, it means much more. As if getting teenagers up before the sun isn’t hard enough, these 15 D’Iberville High students did that…
The week, educators from across the South are stepping into the shoes of a United States Marine recruit during a four day mock boot camp. News 25’s Kendra Turley gives us an update on how they’re holding up on base…
This week, educators from across the south are stepping into the shoes of a United States Marine recruit during a four day mock boot camp. News 25’s Kendra Turley gives us an update on how they’re holding up on base…
This week, educators from across the southern region are stepping into the shoes of a United States Marine recruit during a four day mock bootcamp. News 25’s Kendra Turley joins from Parris Island, South Carolina with an update on how…
Each year, educators and members of the press join Marines and recruits in Parris Island, South Carolina to get a glimpse of how Marines are made. News 25’s Kendra Turley takes us to this year’s educator’s workshop to see how…
Each year, teachers, guidance counselors, members of the press and others join Marines and recruits in Parris Island, South Carolina to get a glimpse of what it takes to be a United States Marine. News 25’s Kendra Turley joins us…
Over 500 graduating seniors were honored this morning by the Hancock Chamber of Commerce’s education committee. This is the fourth year seniors from Hancock High, Bay High, St. Stanislaus and Our Lady Academy were brought together, celebrating the next generation…
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College hosted their annual scholarship gala tonight, inviting businesses and organizations from across the Coast out to raise big bucks in style. The gala took place at Beau Rivage Casino Resort, kicking off around 7 p.m.…
USM Gulf Park and MGCCC are teaming up for a new film studies pathway program. The duo wanted to make an easier transition for students both scheduling wise and academically. With this program, students at MGCCC can take classes working…
“What next?” That is the question high school seniors may hear often as graduation approaches. Luckily, the City of Gulfport and United Way are helping high school students with that next step. It’s all part of a senior exiting program…
Today about 4,000 students from all over the Coast took it from the classroom to the stadium, getting the chance to learn the Shuckers way. News 25’s Kristen Durand shows us what Education Day at MGM Park was all about.…
Healthier options are on their way to two Harrison County elementary schools. This is thanks to a grant from the Mississippi Department of Education. Bel-Aire and D’Iberville elementary schools will be receiving all new oven steamers which will use super-heated…
Today, a group of local kids learned how weather affects their daily lives from a very special guest. Our very own Ryan Mahan talked to Mrs. Melanie Flowers’ kindergarten class at Quarles Elementary in Long Beach about basic weather before…
The Mississippi Department of Education has named Gautier educator Jodi McKenzie as 2016’s Teacher of the Year. McKenzie is a 10th grade English teacher at Gautier High School. She will represent Mississippi in the National Teacher of the Year competition.…
Security is a top priority at high schools nationwide. Many of them were represented at USM’s Gulf Park campus to discuss and share ideas and methods about safety on campus. As our environment and threats surrounding sporting events change so…
This week one Coast library is celebrating where they are by looking back at how far they’ve come. The Long Beach Public Library is celebrating 50 years of serving the Long Beach area. Starting at 5:30 tonight, the library will…
It’s National Library Week and in Pass Christian they started a new tradition in the city. At 7 p.m. they announced “One Book, One Pass” the new program encouraging residents in the city to read the same exact book and…
Pass Christian is celebrating National Library Week with a big reveal tonight. On top of one doctor sharing his Civil Rights struggles, the group “One Book, One Pass” is also sharing a new book and author with those in attendance.…
The junior class at Biloxi High School is the best behaved class in grades 9 through 12. Today, they celebrated their win at a field day held just for them. The juniors edged out the freshmen, sophomore, and senior classes…
A bill to expand public charter schools in the state is sitting on Governor Bryant’s desk for final approval. If approved, students from Mississippi school districts with academic ratings of C, D, or F will be able to cross district…
Today, a plate of pancakes whipped up scholarship money for local students. No one walked away hungry from the Ocean Springs Civic Center today after the Rotary Club’s annual Scholarship Pancake Day. Heaping portions of pancakes were served alongside sausage…
A group of successful professionals are trying to inspire Moss Point youth by giving students words of motivation and advice. The group of guest speakers call themselves Moss Point’s Living Legends. Among the group are esteemed Moss Point alumni, a…
On March 30th, 1910 Mississippi Normal College was created. Decades later its name would become the University of Southern Mississippi. Students, faculty and staff all gathered at USM Gulf Park to celebrate the school’s founders’ day. University president Rodney Bennett…