The newest article for Mississippi History Now is now available online. “Burnita Shelton Matthews: Suffragist, Feminist, & Judicial Pioneer,” was written by Kathanne (Kate) W. […]
The Mississippi Children’s Museum has recently taken another step to make your field trip experience the best that it can be. The museum now offers online […]
The William Carey University Dyslexia Therapy Program recently received accreditation through the International Multisensory Structured Language Educational Council (IMSLEC). The IMSLEC offers accreditation of training […]
Welcome back to a new school year! Registration for the Mississippi Secretary of State’s 2017-2018 non-partisan Promote the Vote (PTV) program is now open: www.sos.ms.gov/PTV. […]
Story from the Columbus Dispatch August 9, 2017 The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science ranked eighth in the nation and first in Mississippi on […]
Two Outstanding High School Students From Each State Will Be Awarded A $10,000 College Scholarship And Spend A Week In Washington Immersed In Leadership Education […]
The Pascagoula-Gautier School District kicked off the 2017-18 school year with a Back-to-School Convocation for all employees. The annual event is planned to build excitement […]
Two Mississippi Department of Education leaders and one Mississippi teacher were among four educators recently honored by the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) for their […]
In April of 2016, AT&T launched Access from AT&T, a low-cost option for wireline home internet service. The Access program is available to households located […]
As a young man Archie Manning excelled both athletically and academically in the small Delta town of Drew, Mississippi. Upon graduating from high school with […]
