Month: July 2021

The pandemic was an unprecedented event in modern school history. Learning from this moment will ensure districts are better equipped to communicate through any future […]

You are invited to join the Mississippi Department of Education’s Office of Technology and Strategic Services for our one day Cyber-Awareness Event on July 28, […]

The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) is introducing Adopt-a-School for COVID-19 Vaccinations. This effort will assist in removing any barrier eligible students might have to […]

District and School Leaders, Educators and Staff: Please review the MSDH Public Health Guidance for the Prevention and Control of COVID-19 in K-12 Settings for […]

Schools across the country have discovered and downloaded free STARI curriculum materials to accelerate students’ reading growth. As a result, SERP receives frequent requests for […]

Mark your calendars! October 18, 2021, kicks off our Mississippi Reads One Book Initiative. Schools across the state will “be on the same page” as we read […]

Teacher leadership and communication are critical—the more teachers encourage and assist parents and caregivers in supporting their child’s literacy development, the more likely they are […]

As district leaders prepare for the 2021-22 school year, school discipline is one area requiring further planning and attention. Nationally, K-12 schools anticipate an array […]

                The month of August has been deemed “National ABLE to Save Month”.  Thanks to the Mississippi Council […]