
Supporting Families of Students With Disabilities
Parents of students with disabilities may have a lot of questions when sending their children to school. Will the school adequately support their child? What […]
Parents of students with disabilities may have a lot of questions when sending their children to school. Will the school adequately support their child? What […]
By Amanda Gronewold Connections Magazine One hundred years ago, the Smith-Hughes Act was signed, and this federal legislation began shaping career and technical education (CTE) […]
Clarkdale High School Agriculture Program Service Learning By Gayle Fortenberry and Jessica Smith Connections Magazine Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and […]
Maryville University Online has recently created a comprehensive guide for persons with disabilities interested in Higher Education. This guide can be helpful for any student, […]
Mississippi Power Offers Teachers Job-Embedded Training Over the Summer By Kristen Dechert Connections Magazine Most likely, Mississippi Power was not expecting a full-page, single-spaced thank-you […]
The Mississippi Department of Education’s Office of Professional Development is excited to announce an update to its Menu of Services for Spring 2018. These free […]
By Gayle Fortenberry & Jessica Smith Connections Magazine Perseverance. The continued effort to do or achieve something despite difficulties, failure, or opposition; steadfastness in doing […]
The “See Something, Send Something” App was created as a dovetail with the “See Something, Say Something” national campaign that has been established by the […]
By Rosemary G. Aultman, Chair, Mississippi State Board of Education There are no exit exams required for graduation in Mississippi. Yet there seems to be […]
A Mississippi coast educator received the honor of a lifetime when she was surprised at a school-wide celebration earlier this year . Dr. Robyn Killebrew […]