While we may all bleed different colors, we share a common bond-a degree from one of Mississippi’s eight public universities. I hope your university experiences enriched your lives as much as my experiences enriched mine. […]
For the last 20 years the 100 Black Men of Jackson, an affiliate of the 100 Black Men of America organization, has given scholarship money to local colleges and schools to help deserving students continue […]
GREENVILLE, Miss.- At a time when the country is hard pressed to provide jobs for the American people, one congressman is holding up his end of the bargain. U.S. House of Representative Bennie Thompson, who […]
For the last four years, Congressman Bennie Thompson has stepped up his efforts to provide economic and academic opportunities for the future leaders of Mississippi by sponsoring his annual college and career fair. Thompson will […]
Several years ago, the Canton Public School District (CPSD)was advised to create a Public Relations Department, to improve its image, make its stakeholders aware of student achievement, increase parental involvement, aid in dropout prevention, attract […]
As any parent knows, children love to watch and copy the behaviors of the adults around them. By learning to make healthier choices themselves, the employees at Canton Elementary School are also helping the students […]
RAYMOND – Hinds Community College will dedicate the new district administration building, D.G. “Sonny” Fountain Hall, on the corner of Hinds Boulevard and Main Street in Raymond at 4 p.m., August 26. The public is […]
Canton Elementary School starts back on healthy track School counselors provide essential services to support academic success CANTON, Miss. — To succeed at school, children must be fit and healthy – both physically and mentally. […]
As libraries statewide receive word of local and state budget cuts, one north Jackson library was the recent recipient of some good news thanks to Broadband for America (BfA). BfA, joined by supporter Congressman Bennie […]
“If better is possible, good will not do,” former U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige told about 220 Jackson Public School District principals, assistant principals and administrators at the JPS Summer Leadership Institute, Monday, July […]
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