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The Winona-Montgomery School Board, along with Superintendent of Education, Dr. Howard Savage, Jr., were recognized recently by the Mississippi School Board Association with the Lantern Award and the Torch Award for student achievement. Pictured are (front, from left) Chase DeNoon, Nora Dunn, Brandye Brannon, (back) Pauline Hall, and Dr. Katherine W. Hughes. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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WMSD board recognized by MSBA
By PRESS RELEASE - WMSD
Sat,03/15/25-5:00PM , 2,263 Reads
The Mississippi School Board Association recognized the Winona-Montgomery School District’s leadership team of the Board of Trustees and Dr. Howard Savage, Jr., at the MSBA Lighthouse School Leader (LHSL) awards during the MSBA Annual Conference this week.
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Pictured from left are, Andie Holliday Milton, Brayden Bowlin, Ava O’Bryan, Reed Thomas, Ann Shelby Whitworth, Layton Alderman, Harper Haddon, Olivia Whitworth, Jack Grones, Henry Gillespie, Hollis Beckwith, Nathan Matthews, Sponsor Liz Wilson. Cole Beckwith, Liz Wilson, ReId Blaylock, Liam Morrison, Kaylyn Rose Wiltshire, Keelan Hurst, Emma Matthews, Bailey Daves, Katherine Mullins, Navaeh Wolfe, Allie Holly, Joeseph McCrory, Ainslee O’Bryan and Hannah Wade. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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Carroll Academy wins DAR Community Service Award
Sat,03/15/25-1:00PM , 872 Reads
The Carroll Academy Student Council recently earned first place for community service at the Mississippi Daughters of the American Revolution State Society Awards. The group is sponsored as the Douglas Carroll Junior American Citizens.

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Senate revives education-related legislation to ban cell phones in classrooms, provide additional CTE funding, and more
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Fri,03/14/25-6:42PM , 735 Reads 9,350 Statewide
Notably, various measures aimed at expanding education freedom for families and students in Mississippi that died in the Senate were not among the revived pieces of legislation.
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Senate’s attempt to revive its education agenda DOA in Mississippi House
By FRANK CORDER - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Fri,03/14/25-6:18PM , 272 Reads 5,443 Statewide
Speaker Jason White says there’s no need to send a “milquetoast, very lame Senate Education agenda” back to the House after the Senate “wholeheartedly rejected” the House’s education freedom measures.
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