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10/22/2026
10/22/2026

FFA and Ag students volunteered to assist vendors setup yesterday at Celebration Village. We love helping with this every year.

First and second grade students across the district have been having lots of fun working with air dry model magic clay i...
10/21/2026

First and second grade students across the district have been having lots of fun working with air dry model magic clay in art activity classes.
First graders are creating gold Aztec suns, while second graders are learning about owls and creating their own owl with a nocturnal background.
These are some examples from Mrs. Shackelford’s classes at Shannon Primary. We think we have some budding artists in Lee County!


Congratulations to the Saltillo High School Lady Tigers for winning the 2026 Class 6A Girls Golf Championship! This mar...
10/21/2026

Congratulations to the Saltillo High School Lady Tigers for winning the 2026 Class 6A Girls Golf Championship! This marks the school's first state title in girls golf.

Also, congratulations goes to Indiana Sistrunk for winning the Class 6A State Individual Championship!

Golfers competed this week in Pass Christian to capture these big wins. ⛳ 🏆


The Mississippi Art Education Association (MAEA) has named Tracy Nock as the recipient of the 2026 MAEA Elementary Divis...
10/19/2026

The Mississippi Art Education Association (MAEA) has named Tracy Nock as the recipient of the 2026 MAEA Elementary Division Art Educator of the Year award. This prestigious accolade, determined through a peer review process, recognizes an exceptional art educator's dedication and impact in the field of art education in Mississippi.

Mrs. Nock, District Art Coordinator for the Lee County School District, will receive the award at the MAEA 2026 Fall Conference in Jackson. Rebecca Wilkinson, President of the MAEA, states,“This is one of the highest honors we present annually, and it recognizes extraordinary leadership and significant contributions to art education in Mississippi. Tracy Nock embodies the qualities of an exceptional art educator, and her work exemplifies the talent and commitment found in our classrooms across our state."

Founded in 1938, the Mississippi Art Education Association is a statewide organization dedicated to supporting art educators and advocating for the importance of art education. MAEA provides its members with resources and professional development opportunities to ensure teachers remain at the forefront of creative and innovative education practices.

Save the dates!
10/19/2026

Save the dates!

Ms. Harper's art students at Shannon High have finished off the nine weeks with digital art- and some of the talent in t...
10/09/2026

Ms. Harper's art students at Shannon High have finished off the nine weeks with digital art- and some of the talent in this group is really astounding!
The students are using drawing tablets and online software to render images on the computer. It is a whole different set of skills and possibilities!


Ms. McCollum’s kindergarten class at Saltillo Primary enjoyed some outdoor classroom time this week.Students learned how...
10/09/2026

Ms. McCollum’s kindergarten class at Saltillo Primary enjoyed some outdoor classroom time this week.
Students learned how to make their own set of binoculars for a fall scavenger hunt. They discovered pine cones, Y-shaped sticks, leaves, bugs, and more! 🍁


10/08/2026
Congratulations to all of the recipients, including Shannon High School Principal Dr. Jason Arledge and Shannon's Red Ra...
10/07/2026

Congratulations to all of the recipients, including Shannon High School Principal Dr. Jason Arledge and Shannon's Red Raider Program.

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