Mrs. Hope’s Terrific Kids for September Named Naomi Herrera and Bentley Weeden
Naomi Herrera and Bentley Weeden have been recognized as Mrs. Hope’s Terrific Kids for September, according to school officials.
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Naomi Herrera and Bentley Weeden have been recognized as Mrs. Hope’s Terrific Kids for September, according to school officials.
Read moreThe district’s school cafeterias are serving up seasonal meals for October, with menus now available for students and parents to view.
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Read moreThe district shifted the Homecoming game and ceremony to Thursday night to ensure student safety and community celebration amid weather concerns.
Read moreParticipants are encouraged to bring ongoing projects to the free event at the art house, fostering creativity and community among local artists.
Read moreStudents in Mrs. Kent’s genetics class crafted models of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells to demonstrate their understanding of cell structures.
Read moreThe school’s football game and Homecoming festivities have been rescheduled to Thursday, October 1, due to potential storms, officials announced.
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Read moreSeveral Disaster Service Centers in Mississippi are set to close in early October, according to officials. The closures will impact Harrison, Pearl River, and Stone counties.
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