Mississippi Fourth Graders Lead Nation in Reading and Math Gains
Mississippi’s fourth-grade students have achieved the highest scores in the nation for reading and math improvements, according to state officials.
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Students and community members gathered at Northeast Mississippi Community College for the ‘Roar & Explore’ event, fostering connections and campus involvement.
Read moreStudents and parents can order cheerleading uniforms through school offices before the August 20 deadline.
Read moreThe Lady Cats are set to compete against Potts Camp in volleyball matches with games scheduled throughout the afternoon and evening.
Read moreBaldwyn High School juniors Amar’e Agnew and Emma Tucker spent the day observing at Magnolia Regional Health Center in Corinth, Mississippi, gaining insight into pediatric nursing and radiology.
Read moreDearman pleaded guilty to two counts of fondling a minor and received a maximum sentence in Lee County court, authorities said.
Read moreJoey Dale Dearman, 51, pleaded guilty to two counts of fondling a minor and was sentenced to the maximum penalty in Lee County.
Read moreThe forestry sector remains a key industry in Mississippi, with the Lumber Manufactory leveraging the state’s natural timber assets.
Read moreMississippi Capitol Police Chief Bo Luckey appeared on The Extra Mile Podcast to discuss his career, the department’s growth, and its role in securing the state capital.
Read moreNortheast President Ford discusses enrollment options for fall 2026, including application deadlines, financial aid, and online courses on this week’s TigerTalk.
Read moreA group of employees from Hago Automotive has finished a leadership development program, signaling a bright future for the company.
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