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It must have been terrifying wondering where your children were. I do hope Mr. Bounds plans to scrutinize this incident and come up with stricter regulations to prevent this from occurring again. Certainly this should fall under the Mississippi Department of Educations jurisdiction.
- Staph Issue In Jackson County Schools
Several parents are planning to gather tonight to discuss ongoing problems with staph infection in the area. "We are calling on our community to come together," said Sheila Quave, a Vancleave parent who has a child in the Jackson County School District....
- Articles Of Interest
Home-Schooled Students Rise in Supply and Demand Do students need textbooks? The ever-growing number of tools and the increasing cost of textbooks are the reasons some high schools in South Mississippi have only one set of books in the classroom, and...
- My Response To Mr. Rosemond's Absurd Article
Mr Rosemond, you are extremely off base in your article on uniforms. The parents who are opposed to mandatory public school uniforms are the parents who always made sure there children were dressed in compliance with the dress codes at their schools (Dress...
- Aelfric Worries About Socialization Of Homeschoolers
Aelfric says I am all for the right of a parent to home-school his or her child, but it's a choice to be carefully undertaken. Few parents can bring the intellectual diversity and educational acumen to bear that the panoply of school teachers could...
- Law And Order
Law and order, in the form of two new security resource officers, is coming to George County schools this year. In addition to patrolling the school campuses, maintaining order when fights between students break out and teaching classes on safety and...
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Panicked Parents
Many parents were outraged Wednesday following an incident where nearly 30 Byram Middle School students were brought to a Jackson police precinct after a school bus disturbance. Parents waited nearly two hours, some panicking when their children had not come home from school Tuesday. "There were all types of things that went through my head," said Patrice Creel, the mother of a 12-year-old seventh-grader. "It was dark out. I didn't know if someone had picked him up or maybe there was an accident."
It must have been terrifying wondering where your children were. I do hope Mr. Bounds plans to scrutinize this incident and come up with stricter regulations to prevent this from occurring again. Certainly this should fall under the Mississippi Department of Educations jurisdiction.
- Staph Issue In Jackson County Schools
Several parents are planning to gather tonight to discuss ongoing problems with staph infection in the area. "We are calling on our community to come together," said Sheila Quave, a Vancleave parent who has a child in the Jackson County School District....
- Articles Of Interest
Home-Schooled Students Rise in Supply and Demand Do students need textbooks? The ever-growing number of tools and the increasing cost of textbooks are the reasons some high schools in South Mississippi have only one set of books in the classroom, and...
- My Response To Mr. Rosemond's Absurd Article
Mr Rosemond, you are extremely off base in your article on uniforms. The parents who are opposed to mandatory public school uniforms are the parents who always made sure there children were dressed in compliance with the dress codes at their schools (Dress...
- Aelfric Worries About Socialization Of Homeschoolers
Aelfric says I am all for the right of a parent to home-school his or her child, but it's a choice to be carefully undertaken. Few parents can bring the intellectual diversity and educational acumen to bear that the panoply of school teachers could...
- Law And Order
Law and order, in the form of two new security resource officers, is coming to George County schools this year. In addition to patrolling the school campuses, maintaining order when fights between students break out and teaching classes on safety and...