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Enterprise senior says class ‘weathered storm unlike any other,’
ENTERPRISE — Yellow Jacket seniors entered the next chapter of life Thursday evening as storms started to hit Lincoln County. Enterprise celebrated the graduation of 32 seniors. Alex Sales was the salutatorian and spoke about how the group of students had overcome COVID four years ago. He said the day was a momentous occasion as […] The post Enterprise senior says class ‘weathered storm unlike any other,’ appeared first on Daily Leader.
Graduating swarm of Yellow Jackets is 32 strong
ENTERPRISE — Yellow Jacket seniors entered the next chapter of life Thursday evening as storms started to hit Lincoln County. Enterprise celebrated the graduation of 32 seniors. Alex Sales was the salutatorian and spoke about how the group of students had overcame COVID four years ago. Lindley Ferguson was the valedictorian and reminded students that […] The post Graduating swarm of Yellow Jackets is 32 strong appeared first on Daily Leader.
5 Lincoln County students named to honors lists at Alcorn State
Five Lincoln County residents have been named to the President’s and Dean’s lists at Alcorn State University for the fall 2023 semester. They are Kristina Catchings, Denise Davenport, Latonya Tucker, Tay’Na Williams, and Connor Kees. Dean’s List students must maintain a grade point average of 3.5 to 3.99. President’s List students maintain a 4.0 GPA. […] The post 5 Lincoln County students named to honors lists at Alcorn State appeared first on Daily Leader.
5 Lincoln County students named to honors lists at Alcorn State
Five Lincoln County residents have been named to the President’s and Dean’s lists at Alcorn State University for the fall 2023 semester. They are Kristina Catchings, Denise Davenport, Latonya Tucker, Tay’Na Williams, and Connor Kees. Dean’s List students must maintain a grade point average of 3.5 to 3.99. President’s List students maintain a 4.0 GPA. […] The post 5 Lincoln County students named to honors lists at Alcorn State appeared first on Daily Leader.
Brookhaven, Lincoln, Lawrence county schools to close Wednesday
Brookhaven City Schools, Lincoln County Schools, Brookhaven Academy and Lawrence County Schools have announced their campuses will be closed on Wednesday due to the threat of severe weather. “In response to the forecasted severe weather threat at level 4 in our area, all schools and offices in the Lincoln County School District will be closed,” […] The post Brookhaven, Lincoln, Lawrence county schools to close Wednesday appeared first on Daily Leader.
School cafeterias pass health inspections
BROOKHAVEN — School cafeterias in Lincoln County and Brookhaven School Districts passed with flying colors this past week. The Mississippi Department of Health publishes local restaurant inspections on an online database. Eight schools passed their respective health inspections. West Lincoln Attendance Center earned an “A” rating for the 18th straight time since 2013, the first […] The post School cafeterias pass health inspections appeared first on Daily Leader.
Area schools compete in South State Archery competitions, Enterprise leads 1A division
HATTIESBURG — Lincoln, Franklin and Lawrence County schools traveled to Hattiesburg this week to compete in the Archery in Mississippi Schools South State Competition. Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks helps run the AIMS program and publishes the scores online. In the AIMS Elementary 1A competition, Topeka-Tilton Attendance Center finished second with a score […] The post Area schools compete in South State Archery competitions, Enterprise leads 1A division appeared first on Daily Leader.
County engineer updates board on school signs, drainage issues
BROOKHAVEN — Lincoln County Engineer Ryan Holmes updated the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors on school traffic control signs and infrastructure projects Wednesday morning. Supervisors met for a regularly scheduled docket meeting and got an early engineering report. Holmes said he spoke with Mark Thomas at Mississippi Department of Transportation about school traffic control lights. […] The post County engineer updates board on school signs, drainage issues appeared first on Daily Leader.
The Old Koke Plant honors Teachers of the Year in Brookhaven schools
The Old Koke Plant in Brookhaven recently honored the Teacher of the Year at each of the schools in the Brookhaven and Lincoln County school districts, as well as Brookhaven Academy. Each teacher was presented with a gift certificate to the store, presented by co-owner Jameson Powell and manager Cathy Pigott. The post The Old Koke Plant honors Teachers of the Year in Brookhaven schools appeared first on Daily Leader.
Five counties to participate in Aspire Mississippi 2024
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – The Mississippi Development Authority (MDA) and Mississippi State University’s (MSU) Stennis Institute launched the 2024 cohort of Aspire Mississippi. Aspire Mississippi is a statewide program designed to provide skills, knowledge and training to participating communities. Classes have been held since the program’s inception in 2016. This year, teams from Copiah, Franklin, […]
Old Koke Plant honors Teachers of the Year
The Old Koke Plant in Brookhaven recently honored the Teacher of the Year at each of the schools in the Brookhaven and Lincoln County school districts, as well as Brookhaven Academy. Each teacher was presented with a gift certificate to the store, presented by co-owner Jameson Powell and manager Cathy Pigott. The post Old Koke Plant honors Teachers of the Year appeared first on Daily Leader.
Wallace named Bogue Chitto assistant principal
The Lincoln County School District has named Bogue Chitto Attendance Center teacher Chase Wallace as assistant principal for the 2024-2025 school year. “Mr. Wallace has done an outstanding job in every role he has held, and we believe he will continue that tradition as assistant principal,” said District Superintendent Dr. David Martin. Wallace is a […] The post Wallace named Bogue Chitto assistant principal appeared first on Daily Leader.
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