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Kreole Primary Elementary will be named a Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support (PBIS) model school site by REACH MS.

Pascagoula High School student Alondra Reyes and PHS history teacher Elizabeth Green have been selected to participate in Sacrifice for Freedom®: World War II in the Pacific Student & Teacher Institute, a student-teacher cooperative learning program coordinated through National History Day.

A campaign designed for the purpose of reducing debt at Resurrection Catholic Elementary School resulted in an unexpected teaching lesson for students.

Jason is a  member of Junior Beta Club, Robotics Club, GCBDA Honor Band, has attended camps at MGCCC in Robotics and Chemistry.

Father Michael Kelleher, or Father Mike as he is affectionately called by parishioners and students, retired after spending 22 years as the pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and Resurrection Catholic School in Pascagoula.

School can be stressful at any age and that is why Moss Point high has put on this workshop for its students.

Pascagoula High School teacher Leigh Hanna was one of 10 teachers across south Mississippi to win a Mississippi Power environmental education grant

The Pascagoula-Gautier School District’s Child Nutrition van is now decked out in brilliant colors and ready for the district’s summer feeding program which will begin June 3, 2019.

The Pascagoula-Gautier School District is now the proud owner of two new 71-passenger school buses.

Unmanned Aerial Systems is a fast growing industry in the country and many others.

Resurrection Catholic Elementary School recently received two separate grants totaling $3600 to fund new playground equipment and costumes for various annual school presentations.

Stephanie McArthur, a teacher at Singing River Academy in Gautier, has been named SRA Teacher of the Year

The Chevron Fuel Your School Program helps public school teachers in grades K-12 fund classroom projects.

Each year, motivated students take Advanced Placement tests after a year of rigorous studies, hoping to earn a score high enough to earn college credit before even starting freshman year.

Three Phi Theta Kappa students from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Jackson County Campus have been named 2018 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholars.

Only 10 students in the nation were awarded the scholarship. The scholarship is worth $1,000 for her second year at MGCCC and $2,000 for two years at a university of her choice (total $5,000).