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News & Features 2017-2018

JPS 2018 Bond Questions & Answers

June 29, 2018 – Why should citizens support the $65 million bond for JPS? Your questions about the 2018 bond issue answered here.

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Artwork of North 麻豆社事件 Elementary Students To Be Featured in Calendar

Fifth grader Josiah Calvert and fourth graders Ky'Ann Coburn and Xzavion Tutt were the top three winners of the Farm to School Calendar art contest.

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Former JROTC Cadet Promoted to Captain in the United States Air Force

Sierra B. Richardson, a 2009 graduate of Murrah High School, was promoted to captain in the United States Air Force.

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JPS To Offer Early College High School in 2018-2019

Ninth graders, their parents and the community are invited to learn more about the program on June 21 at Blackburn Middle School.

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Revised Bell Schedules for APAC Programs

The revised bell schedules will be followed at Power Elementary, Bailey Middle, and Murrah High Schools.

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JPS Schedules Bond Election for Building Improvements

June 11, 2018 – 麻豆社事件 residents will get to vote on allowing the new bond debt in an election to be held on August 7.

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Rotary Club of West 麻豆社事件 Delivers 440 Books to Blackburn

June 7, 2018 – Rotary members donated enough books for each student to have a copy to read during the summer.

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Jim Hill JROTC Cadet to Represent Mississippi at Boys Nation

Ruben Banks was elected governor at Boys State held at Ole Miss. He will represent Mississippi at Boys Nation to be held in D.C.

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JPS Salutes 2018 Retirees

麻豆社事件 Public Schools honors the service of more than 100 employees who retired in 2018.

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JPS School Board Announces Superintendent Search Finalists

June 4, 2018 – The finalists for JPS Superintendent are Dr. Dana Bedden, Dr. Errick Greene, and Dr. Kenneth Simington

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Michael D. Johnson Scholarship Winners

Tristan Jones is the winner of the $1,500 tuition scholarship. The winners of $250 book scholarships are Kiya Riley, Kyleigh Johnson, and Donnell Kinnard II.

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Murrah Graduating Senior Named Gates Scholar

Alton Chambers of Murrah High School has been named a Gates Scholar and a member of the Gates Scholarship inaugural class of 2018.

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Celebrating the Class of 2018

Saluting the 2018 valedictorians and salutatorians and the entire class of 2018 who earned more than $27 million in scholarships.

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2018 JPS Salute to Scholars

JPS and JCPTA honored the top ten seniors from each of the District's seven high schools during the 38th Annual Salute to Scholars program.

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JPS Educator Named Batson Bridge Builder

JPS LEAP coordinator Wanda Sawyer is the first recipient of Batson Children's Hospital's Bridge Builder Award.

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Murrah Students Win Science Awards at UMMC Research Day

Oluwatosin Akinyemi received the 1st place Outstanding Basic Science award. Jaylen Sandifer and Shyanne McDuffy got 2nd Place, and Matthew Araujo and Alton Chambers got 3rd Place.

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Jim Hill Track Star Signs With William Carey College

Jim Hill track star Talayla Davis accepted a track scholarship to attend William Carey University in Hattiesburg next fall.

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JPS Career Development Center Inducts 12 New Honor Society Members

May 18, 2018 – The National Technical Honor Society recognizes the achievements of top technical education students.

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Jim Hill Soccer Standout Headed to University of the Ozarks

Jonathan Smith, team captain, will attend the university on a soccer scholarship. The school is located in Clarksville, Arkansas,

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Murrah High School's 30 Plus Club Growing

Membership to this club is based on ACT scores of 30 or higher. Its membership has increased from 12 to 16, and club members want it to grow even more.

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Sharing News & Announcements

To share your news or event, complete the appropriate form linked below.

Flyer Approval Form (PDF) – To request a flyer be published within the district in order to promote an event.

Good News Form (PDF) – To request coverage of an event happening at your location and involving JPS students and staff.

Return the completed form to:

Sherwin Johnson, Executive Director, Public Engagement

Last Modified on September 22, 2023

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