MASS Reminds Motorists that Awareness is Key in Preventing Accidents
National School Bus Safety Week is October 21-25, 2024
read more→Mississippi’s education community started off the new school year with great news: Student achievement has reached an all-time high in mathematics, English Language Arts and science.
According to the 2023-24 Mississippi Academic Assessment Program, record numbers of students scored proficient or advanced in those three areas—and their scores continue to exceed pre-pandemic levels.
As we move beyond the Covid years and the concessions made in the accountability model, every district deserves to be congratulated for this outstanding growth in student achievement. It reflects a tremendous amount of focus and commitment from every school and district, as well as strong leadership and vision.
There’s no limit to how much our students can achieve when they have the right team supporting them. We’ve come a long way since 2020, and we have much to look forward to in the future!
Phillip G Burchfield
Executive Director
MS School Superintendents
MS Public Schools
School Disctricts
Public School Students
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National School Bus Safety Week is October 21-25, 2024
read more→Maintaining an atmosphere of respect and camaraderie is a collective effort.
read more→A few extra moments of caution can make a world of difference in helping children stay safe.
read more→Program honors students for leadership and community service
read more→Education leaders focus on advancing public education
read more→National School Bus Safety Week is Oct. 16-20
read more→Veteran educators to help advance public education in Mississippi
read more→Program honors students for leadership and community service
read more→National School Bus Safety Week is Oct. 17-21
read more→‘30 Seconds Can Save a Lifetime’ for Mississippi’s children
read more→Program honors students for leadership and community service
read more→Veteran educators to help advance public education in Mississippi.
read more→Veteran educator to focus on professional development, member engagement
read more→Veteran educator helps advance public education in Mississippi
read more→Program honors students for leadership and community service
read more→The Mississippi Department of Health on Friday released COVID-19 guidelines for K-12 schools for next school year.
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Being a member of MASS has been truly transformative, and I am continually appreciative for the wealth of knowledge, support, and inspiration it provides. The collaborative nature of our network has fostered a culture of continuous learning and growth. Whether through thought-provoking discussions, informative workshops, or engaging events, I have been able to enhance my leadership skills and stay updated on current trends and best practices.
Having attended MASS conferences and been a member of MASS since 2008, I can say without hesitation that MASS is indeed the premier educational organization in the state of Mississippi. As a two-term MASS Board of Director's member, I have witnessed first-hand the professionalism of the MASS leadership, and I am confident that this organization will continue to provide Mississippi's superintendents and Alliance members with the highest quality professional development available.
I have attended MASS both as an administrator and superintendent for many years. The networking opportunities are so important. Having the opportunity to share with others as we navigate through the complexities of many educational systems has been very rewarding.
The unwavering support and guidance provided by MASS has been instrumental in navigating the complexities of educational leadership. Their commitment to fostering collaboration and professional growth among superintendents has empowered us to implement innovative solutions and drive positive outcomes for our students. With their resources and expertise, we are better equipped to create enriching educational environments where every student can thrive.
Being a MASS member offers our small district invaluable benefits. We gain access to a vast network of educators, resources, and support. This helps us stay informed, collaborate, and advocate for our students while enhancing professional development and improving our district's overall success.
MASS has been an invaluable resource for me over the years. Faced with unprecedented challenges – from COVID-19 to school safety to the management of advanced technology such as artificial intelligence – MASS has provided unwavering support. Through conferences, virtual sessions, and summits, they offer essential tools and resources, enabling me to navigate these complex times effectively and ensure our students thrive.
From my first year as a superintendent to now, MASS has been the steady force in my development. It continuously provides timely topics through its conventions, facilitates networking with other leaders across the state, and provides meaningful leadership experiences in my journey. At its core, MASS is about relationships, and I am blessed to be a member of such an outstanding organization.
Public education in this state is making strides thanks to MASS. The association has been instrumental to my growth as a superintendent as well as for many others. As a new superintendent, I was wrapped with support and encouragement, and bonds were built that transcend the professional space. Now, I'm committed to welcoming new leaders with the same care that ensures an even stronger tomorrow for our students.