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College Board seeks giving to JSU, Alcorn, MVSU

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JACKSON – (AP) After years of delay, members of the state’s College Board will again try to raise $34 million in private money to endow Mississippi’s three historically black universities. The board pledged to raise […]

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Sale Elementary Principal, Nancy Bragg, named Administrator of the Year

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From The Mississippi Link Newswire JACKSON – Nancy Bragg, principal at Sale Elementary School in the Columbus Municipal School District, is Mississippi’s 2012 Administrator of the Year. Bragg was chosen from four finalists this month […]

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Award-winning producer headlines civil rights conference

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By Monica Land PHILADELPHIA, Ms. – Award-winning producer Joan Sadoff, of “Standing on My Sister’s Shoulders” is the first to admit that she didn’t march during the civil rights movement. She didn’t know Martin Luther […]

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Lake Elementary students get hands-on lessons in gardening

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The Mississippi Link Newswire Kindergarten students from Lake Elementary School visited the garden of Rosemont Baptist Church and Pastor/Farmer Jimmy Edwards before school recessed for the summer. The students helped Edwards plant okra, watermelon, and […]

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Homeowners in Jackson are in for a tax hike

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Debt on school bond referendum must be paid By Othor Cain Managing Editor Six years ago, voters in Jackson took to the polls and voted overwhelmingly in favor of a $150 million school bond referendum […]

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Obesity drops among younger Mississippi students

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RIDGELAND – (AP) Obesity rates are dropping among Mississippi elementary school students and leveling out overall – important milestones in keeping young people healthy, researchers said. But obesity rates are steady or rising among black […]

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Madison and Vicksburg teens receive military academy acceptance

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By Monica Land BOLTON – Congressman Bennie Thompson (D-MS) said two Mississippi teens, one from Madison and another from Vicksburg, have received prestigious military offers. Michael Jacobson, a May 2012 graduate from Madison Central High […]

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JPS rezoning essentially is restructuring

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Stringfellow says operating JPS as it is now is wasteful By Othor Cain Managing Editor Hired to help craft a message about the rezoning that is scheduled to be implemented at the beginning of the […]

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School’s chief pushes equity, inclusion

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OCEAN SPRINGS – (AP) Ocean Springs schools Superintendent Robert Hirsch spoke no English when he began school in Columbus, Ga., at the age of 5. The son of an unwed Korean mother, who was 17 […]

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J.Z. George graduation moved to Greenwood

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By Monica Land VAIDEN – The Carroll County School Board has listened to the outcry of students and parents and agreed to move this Saturday’s graduation ceremony from the gym at J.Z. George High School […]

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