Friday, November 16, 2012

Education: mississippi

  • Mississippi Schools To Likely See More Emphasis On Literacy, Teacher Merit ...

    The Department of Education requested $2.5 million in their July budget request for an early education pilot program, but their request was left out of Bryant's proposal.

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  • Former Pascagoula Superintendent Hank Bounds gets contract extension as ...

    JACKSON, Mississippi -- Hank Bounds will get at least four more years as the head of Mississippi's public university system.

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  • Mississippi governor's budget includes no increase for DeSoto schools

    The Bryant budget plan would spend about $24 million for education programs in addition to the $2.04 billion Mississippi Adequate Education Program. Among those is $15 million to ensure that public school third-graders can read. "We will no longer ...

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  • Moss Point expected to drop to 4A next year, George County to 5A

    The Mississippi High School Activities Association released preliminary State Department of Education enrollment numbers on its website Thursday, and a pair of local schools are expected to drop in classification beginning next school year.

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  • Pascagoula's Charles Busby replaces charter schools opponent on House ...

    "Issues involving public education in Mississippi deserve a full vetting by our legislators. With this decision, the speaker has ensured that that won't happen here.

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  • Mississippi School Funding Shortfalls Could Trigger Even Lower Target

    The Mississippi Adequate Education Program funding formula currently would generate $2.36 billion for the upcoming 2013-14 school year for local school districts.

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  • Early Learning: Will Mississippi Jump In And Provide Funds For Early Education?

    The request to expand Mississippi Building Blocks follows increasing media coverage of early education in Mississippi, one of 11 states in the nation, and the only state in the south, that does not fund pre-K. The program works to improve school ...

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  • Mississippi Charter Schools Get A Second Chance

    Last April, a similar proposal failed by one vote after five Republicans in the House Education Committee broke rank and voted against the bill.

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  • Education ranks as high priority for Jackson County business, civic leaders

    Enlarge Bill Starling | bstarling@al.com Todd Trenchard, senior vice president of business development and public relations director for Merchant and Marine Bank, left, talks to a group of local business and civic leaders Thursday, Oct. 25, 2012 as his ...

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  • The Baryshnikovs Of Jookin

    Ms. Smythe was able to sponsor her students by help from Nike, Arts Memphis, education funds from Arts Outreach and other sources, and she paid Lil Buck $200 a week ($165 stipend, with additional performing and teaching fees, eventually reaching about ...

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  • Physical Education Programs Stalled By State Loopholes: 2012 Shape Of The ...

    According to the report, only six states - Illinois, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New York and Vermont - require physical education at every grade level, from K-12. Just over half the country, 26 states, insist on some form of student ...

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  • Deborah Bishop, Mississippi Teacher, Uses Thousands In Game Show ...

    Frustrated with the fact that her 42 sixth grade students only have four laptops to share, the 28-year-old Gardner Pilot Academy special education teacher will head to Morocco for the six-day Marathon Des Sables, considered the toughest foot race in ...

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  • Here is the latest Mississippi news from The Associated Press

    (AP) The College Board voted unanimously yesterday to extend Hank Bounds' contract as commissioner of higher education.

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  • Lawyers for disabled students: Miss. special education pact with Jackson ...

    Lawyers on Thursday asked a federal judge to appoint a special education chief for Jackson Public Schools. They say the Mississippi Department of Education's history of delay proves the state is not up to the task. The move comes two days after Jackson ...

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  • Bus tour stops in Mississippi for the first time

    It's the first time The Appalachian Higher Education Bus Tour made a stop in Mississippi. These leaders were eager to learn what 13 Mississippi schools are doing to encourage more students to go to college after high school. "(Three years ago) 13 ...

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  • Charter schools opponent moved off House Education

    JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - The Republican speaker of the Mississippi House has shuffled committee assignments in a way that makes it easier to pass charter school legislation he supports.

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  • McKay named Director of Operations for Ocean Springs schools

    He earned his bachelor's degree from Georgia College, where he also played baseball, and later earned his Master's in Education Administration from the University of Southern Mississippi. In 1998, he taught Physical Education at Oak Park Elementary in ...

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  • South MS superintendents share concerns, needs with state lawmakers

    South Mississippi education leaders and state lawmakers sat side-by-side for a candid discussion on how to make our schools even better.

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  • Mississippi State pine beetle program wins national honors

    The Mississippi Southern Pine Beetle Prevention Program received the 2012 Family Forests Education Award at the Society of American Foresters' national convention held in Spokane, Wash.

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  • $100-a-year fee likely at Ole Miss, Miss. State

    "Initially, I was opposed to the idea, but after having conversations with both campuses, I became convinced that it was the right path to take," said Higher Education Commissioner Hank Bounds. Mississippi's six other universities are not currently ...

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