Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office urges drivers to stop for school buses
The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office urged drivers to stop for school buses with flashing red lights and extended stop arms.
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Education
Columbus Police Department announces Citizen Police Academy
The Columbus Police Department is offering a Citizen Police Academy to help residents learn about the department and meet local officers.
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BMCU Teaching and Learning Center offers tutoring and study workshops
Blue Mountain Christian University’s Teaching and Learning Center offers one-on-one tutoring and study skills workshops for students, the university said.
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Ingomar second-graders celebrate Terrific Kids and build model towns
Ingomar second-graders recognized August Terrific Kids Saylie Wilson and Bennet Rowland and built towns showing where community workers work.
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NEMCC Adult Education to begin new class rotation Sept. 8
NEMCC Adult Education will start a new rotation Sept. 8, adding day classes and resuming night classes in five Mississippi counties.
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NEMCC Adult Education announces new day and returning night classes
NEMCC Adult Education will start a new rotation Sept. 8, with new day classes and the return of night classes in five Mississippi counties.
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LOU Reads to host panel on Mississippi attendance policy
LOU Reads will host a Sept. 14 panel at the Lafayette County & Oxford Public Library on Mississippi’s new statewide attendance policy.
Read MoreMississippi spends larger share of education budget on administration than other Southern states, Facebook post says
A Facebook post says Mississippi spends a greater share of its education budget on administration than any other state in
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Ole Miss greets students on first day of classes
The University of Mississippi posted on its official Facebook page Tuesday wishing students a positive start to the semester, saying,
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Speaker cites national rankings to defend keeping students in classrooms during pandemic
In a Facebook reel posted online, a speaker defended the decision to keep students physically in classrooms during the COVID-19
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