Camp Prepares Children for Kindergarten
Most students in South Mississippi will be heading back to school within the next four weeks, but some first time students in Long Beach are getting a head start.
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Third Graders Taking Final Retest
The window for students who failed the “Third Grade Reading Gate” is closing with just two weeks left.
Pass Christian Public Library Hosts Acting Workshop for High School Students
The Pass Christian Public Library is holding an action film workshop this week for high school students.
Biloxi Public Schools Moving to Online Registration
Parents of Biloxi children will see something new when they go register their child for school beginning Monday.
Senator Cochran’s Amendment in Education Reform Unanimously Approved
School libraries in Mississippi are one step closer in receiving federal funds to improve their system.
Congress Debates Education Reform
Congress continues to debate on the first major federal reform legislation since 2001’s “No Child Left Behind Act.”
Royal Endeavor! Kids Paint Crowns For Carnival Krewe
A group of young people took on a task fit for a queen today. In fact, their work will end up in the hands of a queen, her royal court and special guests.
Education Reform Bill Would Improve School Libraries
Today, the U.S. Senate resumed to consider a major piece of legislation on education reform with the unanimous approval of an amendment sponsored by Senator Thad Cochran.
Four Jackson County Students Receive Scholarships from Mississippi Association of Supervisors
Four out of 15 Mississippi Association of Supervisors scholarships were awarded to students from Jackson County.
Biloxi Teachers Find Creative Way to Inspire Students to Read
Teachers and volunteers have been working hard the past few weeks on an innovative project they hope will encourage more students to love reading.
Biloxi High Included in America’s Most Challenging High School List
One coastal school is in the spotlight this week for its dedication to providing students the best education they can.
Students Graduate from Climb CDC Program
Forty-six students graduated from the Climb CDC program tonight, celebrating nine months of on the job training in fields such as catering and construction.
Special Weather Presentation Teaches Kids about Meteorology
Kids at the William Carey Gifted Summer Program have been studying weather as part of their focus on STEM learning. Today they heard a special presentation from our own meteorologist, Ryan Mahan.
Gulfport Receives National Recognition for Efforts in Helping Children Read
Gulfport is receiving national recognition for the community’s effort to help our children read.
Reading Gate Retest Shows 6% Increase in Passing Scores
91% of Mississippi third graders have now passed the “Reading Gate Assessment” and will be able to move on to the fourth grade.
The 3rd Annual Making Connections Conference was Held this Week
Teachers from around the state have gathered here on the Gulf Coast for the 3rd Annual Making Connections Conference.
Singing River Health System Awards Students with Scholarships
Dozens of local college-bound students will get help pursuing their careers in health care, thanks to some hefty scholarships through Singing River.
MGCCC To Raise Tuition Costs
For the first time in four years, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College students will see an increase in their tuition.
USM Gulf Park Campus Appoints Vice President
Today the University of Southern Mississippi announced their decision to permanently place Dr. Steve Miller as vice president of the Gulf Park Campus.
Anniston Elementary Visits the Port of Gulfport
From apples and bananas, to Oreos and clothing items, students from Anniston Elementary learned all about the things that pass through the Port of Gulfport.
Mississippi Showing More Support For Mandatory Kindergarten
According to one local representative, the Magnolia State is moving closer toward mandatory Kindergarten.
Education Funding Options to Appear on Nov. 3rd Ballot
Today at a post legislative briefing, lawmakers said education was a hot topic last session and predict it will be one again next year.
Reading Gate Re-test Begins Today
Today was the first day for third graders state wide who failed the reading gate test in April to take the re-test.
More Than 500 Local Students Experience S.T.E.M. Through Golf
Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic hosts the Chevron S.T.E.M. ZONE to teach students the value of science, technology, engineering, and math.