10/30 Superintendent Chronicle: Click the link or image below to view today's headlines.

10/29 JMCSS WOW: Click the link or image below to review our Word of the Week.

10/28 Superintendent Chronicle: Click the link or image below to view today's headline.

10/26 Superintendent Chronicle: Click the link or image below to view today's headline.

10/25 JMCSS WOW: It's here! A new Word of the Week https://tinyurl.com/5n8scmft
10/23 Superintendent Chronicle: Click the image or link to read today's headline.

10/21 Superintendent Chronicle: Check out our Word of the Week.

10/20 JMCSS News: Four students complete selective Supreme Court program https://app.smore.com/n/gnw4y

10/19 Superintendent Chronicle: Service Academy Day recap

10/16 Superintendent Chronicle: New resource centers announced.

IT’S HAPPENING ‼️Dr. King’s treasure box has arrived at Isaac Lane. The Superintendent is quizzing students on #WOW (Word of the Week). Stay tuned 💯



10/12 JMCSS News: CMS announces Legacy Launch https://app.smore.com/n/zxyc7
10/12 Superintendent Chronicle: View today's news

Girl Power x Executive Power! 💪✨
Our Educator Fellowship Cohort enjoyed an inspiring conversation with three outstanding higher education leaders:
Dr. Jennifer Miles, Executive Director, The University of Memphis at Lambuth
Dr. JacQuene Rainey, President, TCAT-Jackson
Dr. Darlette Carver Samuels, Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, Jackson State Community College
The conversation explored workforce development, AI, and their journeys to executive leadership. Lots of questions were asked.
Girl power was definitely in the room! 👏🏽🎓✨
Our Educator Fellowship Cohort enjoyed an inspiring conversation with three outstanding higher education leaders:
Dr. Jennifer Miles, Executive Director, The University of Memphis at Lambuth
Dr. JacQuene Rainey, President, TCAT-Jackson
Dr. Darlette Carver Samuels, Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, Jackson State Community College
The conversation explored workforce development, AI, and their journeys to executive leadership. Lots of questions were asked.
Girl power was definitely in the room! 👏🏽🎓✨





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