Introducing Mississippi History through the Arts: A Bicentennial Journey To commemorate Mississippi’s bicentennial year, the Mississippi Arts Commission has released a curriculum exploring the history […]
The Center for Mathematics and Science Education at the University of Mississippi is offering several professional development sessions through their “Knuckle Down on the New […]
Columbus, Miss. – The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science (MSMS) hosted the third annual Math Superstars Competition on October 11. Math Superstars is one of […]
The Tupelo Public School District (TPSD) is shining a light on the people and stories that make up the district through a series of videos […]
The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Sciences (MSMS), in collaboration with the Mississippi Development Authority’s Energy & Natural Resources Division, will present a traveling science […]
By Emile Creel, Mississippi State University Research and Curriculum Unit Two major education units at Mississippi State will be working to expand computer science offerings in […]
William Carey University’s School of Education has reached a record high enrollment for the third consecutive year. The fall 2017 enrollment of 1,325 exceeds last […]
The Mississippi Teacher Council has grown to 160 educators for the 2017-18 school year, with members representing K-12 classrooms across the state. The purpose of […]
An educator in the Harrison County School District has been named the Mississippi VFW High School Teacher of the Year. D’Iberville High School Coach Cragin […]
The newest article for Mississippi History Now is now available online. “Burnita Shelton Matthews: Suffragist, Feminist, & Judicial Pioneer,” was written by Kathanne (Kate) W. […]
