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    MDE names six Mississippi Emerging Science of Reading Schools

    By Kristopher White,

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    JACKSON, Miss. ( WJTV ) – The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) designated six elementary schools as Mississippi Emerging Science of Reading Schools (SOR) for the 2024-25 school year. For the first time, a Mississippi Science of Reading School has been named.

    The 2024-25 Mississippi Science of Reading School is Senatobia Elementary. The six 2024-25 Mississippi Emerging Science of Reading Schools are: Chickasaw Elementary, Ripley Elementary, McLaurin Elementary, Dana Road Elementary, Jefferson County Elementary and Beach Elementary.

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    Each spring all Mississippi K-5 schools are invited to apply for the science of reading recognition. Eleven elementary schools received the Emerging SOR designation in 2022-23. MDE’s Literacy Leadership Team will travel to the campus of each 2024-25 honoree starting Wednesday, August 7, to celebrate the designations.

    “Congratulations to the teachers and leaders in each of these schools for their commitment to providing evidence-based reading instruction for their students,” said Dr. Lance Evans, state superintendent of education. “Their dedication to implementing the science of reading is crucial for helping students become strong, confident readers who are prepared for success throughout their academic careers and beyond.”

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