‘30 Seconds Can Save a Lifetime’ Campaign Wins SPRF Award
MASS has received the William A. Taylor Best of Show Award
read more→MASS has received the William A. Taylor Best of Show Award
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.
read more→Millions available to school districts for computer devices
read more→Program honors students for leadership and community service
read more→Veteran educators to help advance public education in MS
read more→MASS webinar explores challenges facing districts during pandemic
read more→MASS webinar focuses on restart of sports activities in MS schools
read more→State waives entry-test exams in response to COVID-19 challenges
read more→Will you be ready when health officials give the green light?
read more→Say Thanks! during National Teacher Appreciation Week May 4-8
read more→During Covid-19 Crisis, Health and Safety Remain Top Priorities
read more→State Superintendent Requests Suspension of Testing Requirements
read more→Administrators of K-12 schools urged to plan, prepare and respond
read more→MS students become historians at Petal High School
read more→Forward thinking and innovation lead to national recognition
read more→Gain Valuable Credit Hours at the 2020 MASS/Alliance Winter Conference on Jan. 26-29
read more→MASS urges drivers to use caution around school buses, Bus Saftey Week Oct. 21-25
read more→NFHS Selects Oak Grove High in Hattiesburg, MS as National Performing Arts School of Excellence
read more→Three out of Four MS Schools, rated C or higher on accountability grades continuing a 3 year trend.
read more→Mississippi student achievement on statewide assessments reaches all-time high.
read more→Writing the annual back-to-school letter is on every superintendent’s to-do list, but don't make it routine.
read more→It helps to bring everyone together to focus on issues that matter to as educators and leaders.
read more→Extension approved for some first-year special non-renewable licenses candidates.
read more→There are many reasons to attend the 2019 Summer Convention at the Beau Rivage in Biloxi.
read more→Download free MASS App as your personal guide to Summer Convention for July.
read more→Mississippi premier networking event for school leaders and tech trends is July 7-12.
read more→Improvement trend continues - Majority of 3rd graders meet higher literacy standards.
read more→We, at MASS, believe that the future of our state rests in the hands of ready graduates.
read more→School districts have been requested to verify MAEP-funded teachers for pay raise.
read more→New report spells out the teacher salary differences in state schools across the nation.
read more→Oxford School District brings total number to eight approved innovative districts.
read more→MDE announces administrator, teacher of the year; Pambianchi, Gadd head list of 2019 recipients.
read more→MASS launches campaign to boost Mississippi's teacher workforce for a brighter future.
read more→What tests does each state require? Only one-third of the states use the PARCC or Smarter Balanced tests.
read more→MS Senate spotlights top-performing districts & applauds superintendents for job well done.
read more→Shift in academic calendar draws results in corinth. Students thriving despite no summer break.
read more→Mississippi students among nation's Top Youth Volunteers; Outstanding service recognized.
read more→Superintendents launch Advance Mississippi initiative highlight teachers' role to a brighter future.
read more→School safety advocate heads lineup. Educators seek solutions to challenges in education.
read more→Graduation Rates Rise to National Average. Drop-out rate declines to historic low.
Starkville-oktibbeha rolls out new ipads to bridge digital gap between teachers and students.
read more→Mississippi receives $10.6 million preschool grant. 60,000 students expected to benefit.
read more→Will a teacher pay raise happen this year? Key state leaders are signaling support.
read more→School funding rewrite unlikely in 2019. Speaker says legislative support is limited.
read more→Dominant, top-line educational concerns for decades being replaced by other topics.
read more→More retired state employees could serve as legislators. AG ruling opens door for candidates.
read more→Future of education depends on unity, greater investments. Reflections on the condition of America.
read more→Meeting dates for CTE discussions announced. Listening tour will provide opportunities for input.
read more→America's teachers challenge political complexion with a new wave of candidates.
read more→Student successes hinge on stronger partnerships between parents and teachers.
read more→Teacher shortages lead to accreditation struggles; Districts on probation.
read more→Are public perceptions of teachers changing? New study reveals growing appreciation of educators.
read more→Three Mississippi Schools are being recognized as National Blue Ribbon Schools.
read more→Officials around the globe are pursing solutions to address teacher shortages.
Overwhelming support of an $8.5 million bond issue in New Albany will lead to school renovations.
read more→Gulfport High School is among connecting students’ career interests with relevant academic courses.
read more→While perspectives vary, proponents agree that the future of public education is exciting.
read more→Bridge closures triggered by insufficient funding are resulting in longer bus rides across Mississippi.
read more→What do superintendents across the nation say are the challenges in education?
read more→Some say the United States has lost ground to other countries due to technological deficiencies.
read more→Take a closer look into how low bars are effecting students in Mississippi state schools.
read more→Three new administrators are joining MHSAA Executive Committee to serve for a four year term.
read more→Teacher pay raises may be on the horizon for Mississippi. State officials are exploring the idea.
read more→The state Department of Education spent $840,000 then scrapped a software project.
read more→A state-sponsored lottery in Mississippi became a sure thing when the House reversed course.
read more→State Board of Education Votes to Adjust Baseline Accountability Scores for Schools with a 12th Grade.
read more→Superintendents Convention takes proactive steps and focuses on security planning.
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