Seventy-five Lego pieces, aluminum foil, a piece of string and a rock. What could you build out of that in 45 minutes?

Because of the pandemic, the State Board of Education is suspending three statewide policies on assessment and accountability for the 2020-21 school year.

State Senator Scott Delano talks about the teacher pay raise that just passed the Mississippi Senate, and an online sports betting measure he introduced.

The Biden inauguration event crew reached out to some historically Black colleges and universities to take part in the historic inauguration.

Ocean Springs Middle School students watched history in the making as they viewed the inauguration during class on Wednesday.

Thursday, MGCCC leaders officially opened a new, 57,331-square-foot residence hall at the Perkinston campus

George County's Pre-K program is making improvements thanks to a generous donation from M&M Bank.

Monday, the Mississippi State Department of Health announced a timeframe for the different phases of vaccine distribution.

The COVID-19 pandemic forced Mississippi school districts to make major adjustments this last year. Gulfport Schools Superintendent Glen East looks back.

Students in the Long Beach School District will be coming back from Christmas break to a schedule that's a little different than the one that they left.

A Gulfport kindergarten student got an early Christmas present Friday, and his family and school put on a big show for an incredible celebration.

It was a final exam project that turned into a Christmas present, and it was a gift well received.

It took about three months to turn the inside of the school into a Christmas-themed tourist agency for kids with a side trip of history.

Elementary students in Jackson County received a surprise visit from an elf named Steve and Mrs. Claus.

It’s part of Ingalls’ Hire-Up program, which offers free job training to potential employees interested in a shipbuilding trade.

A Gulfport school employee has received a big award to help finance a big idea that will take the library out of the building and into the community.

Joining us to talk about learning during COVID-19 is Jackson County Schools Superintendent Dr. John Strycker.

The COVID-19 surge in Mississippi is prompting to the Ocean Springs School District to make some changes. OS Schools Superintendent Dr. Bonita Coleman explains.

Staying home instead of heading to class. That's what's happening for the rest of the year for Long Beach High students and teachers.

West Wortham Elementary students and staff wanted to find a way to help their sister school recover, so they created a two-week “Smiles for Saucier” campaign.

You can now see Jack the Fire Dog at the Lopez-Quave Public Safety Center on the last Tuesday of each month.

Dr. Kelly Lucas, Director of the Thad Cochran Marine Aquaculture Center, tells us about USM's educational shift to focus on coastal issues.

State Senator Brice Wiggins was at Monday's education committee hearing and tells us about the discussion of year-round school in Mississippi.

COVID-19 is scary, and the long-term effects on education are becoming worrisome as well.

Gautier High always finds a way to say thank you to our veterans, even during a global pandemic.

While cleanup crews are busy clearing lawns and streets, a group of teachers and maintenance workers spent the day cleaning up Pass Christian schools.

George County schools sustained damage during Hurricane Zeta Wednesday night, forcing them to close their doors Friday. Superintendent Wade Whitney joins us.

The New Orleans Saints and John Fayard Moving are helping out a South Mississippi high school football team.

The University of Southern Mississippi received part of a $5.7 million grant from NASA.