For weeks, a family-owned restaurant Exclusive Dining and Catering Co. taught young people valuable skills to becoming the one in charge in the culinary industry.
Some parents with children in the Harrison County School District are upset with what they say is a lack of transparency by the district in the hiring process of a new superintendent.
That $2.2 million administrative office is the final major project for the Hancock County School District to complete from a $16.5 million bond project.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for the new King Student Center, which is named in honor of William Carey President Dr. Tommy King and his wife, Sandra.
The Mississippi Coast Coliseum is essentially back in business when it comes to hosting high school graduations, now that COVID-19 restrictions have eased up.
Teachers in Mississippi will soon be seeing an increase in salary and in their starting wage thanks to a bill that was passed by state lawmakers on Thursday.
The Ocean Springs High School students and staff got creative, finding ways to protect themselves from COVID-19 while attempting to create lifelong memories.
A year ago this week, schools in the Biloxi Catholic Diocese switched to virtual learning as a result of the COVID pandemic, but the challenge proved that willpower can overcome obstacles.
The March of the Mayors is in the home stretch, and the Gulfport School District has set the bar rather high. Peanut butter, that was the item donated by students and faculty from Gulfport’s schools.
Helping young children with complex communication needs is the main goal for the Children's Center for Communication and Development, located on the University of Southern Mississippi's Gulf Park Campus.
Between going back and forth between virtual learning and in-person learning, schools have had to adapt over the course of the pandemic, finding creative ways to teach.
Those bins come courtesy of an Environmental Education Grant from Mississippi Power. Last year, the school’s Eco-Warrior Environmental Club stared recycling with cardboard boxes.
More teachers are getting the COVID-19 vaccine. The Singing River Health System set up a site on Thursday at the Greyhound Stadium for employees in the Ocean Springs School District.
The Federal Communications Commission is working with community college leaders in Mississippi to create more internet-broadband based jobs for that expanding industry.
In Mississippi, not only were businesses and social gatherings affected negatively by the global pandemic, but also the Class of 2020 college graduates, who began the difficult transition from student life to adulthood.
The Gulfport School District made the vaccine easy to get for its teachers and staff Tuesday. Elementary teachers in the district flocked to Gulfport Central Middle School’s gym to get their first dose of the vaccine.
Ocean Springs School District, where she works, is partnering with Singing River Health System to provide more than 200 vaccines to the district’s teachers and staff.
Students at Pass Christian Elementary School celebrated Black History Month on Friday with a special performance that paid tribute to the unsung heroes of the African American community.
South Mississippi has a new state-of-the-art performing arts center at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, and it will be the new home of the Gulf Coast Symphony.
A group of teachers on the Coast are competing in a weight loss challenge that could leave them feeling lighter but have their pockets feeling a bit heavier.
The Jackson County School District is moving forward with a bond proposal that would bring several upgrades to schools in Vancleave, St. Martin, and East Central.
Ever since the Parkland shooting in 2018, Todd Drummond has worked to build and perfect his desk design, all in the hopes of helping keep children safe.
Students in the Gulfport School District will have to get used to a new schedule soon. After gathering surveys from parents and community members, the district will start its new “flexible schedule” starting this July.
Bay Waveland School District started its second semester February 2nd. When the new semester began, the district ended the virtual learning option and had all children return to their classrooms. So far, it's worked the way administrators hoped.
