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Students tour Mississippi State University
Thu,11/06/25-4:34PM , 576 Reads
Students from Winona Secondary School toured Mississippi State University on October 16 as part of Dr. Hughes's College and Career Readiness class. Students participated in guided tours and explored the admissions process, campus involvement opportunities, and possible majors for their future college education.

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Shirley Dance and Hannah Hayes Ware

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Ware selected as DAR Good Citizen at Winona Christian
Thu,11/06/25-4:33PM , 569 Reads
Winona Christian School is pleased to announce that Hannah Hayes Ware has been selected as the school’s Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Good Citizen.
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CCSO observes Red Ribbon Week at Marshall Elementary
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Thu,11/06/25-4:30PM , 550 Reads
Red Ribbon Week is a drug awareness and prevention campaign that occurs each October across our country. The mission of Red Ribbon week is to educate school children and the public about the dangers of illicit drugs.
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Assistant Principal Mr. Corey Kelly, Alyssa Harris, Kingston Forrest, Principal Dr. Terry Peeples.

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WSS students and teachers of the month
By STAFF REPORTS
Thu,11/06/25-4:18PM , 659 Reads
Winona-Secondary School has announced its Students and Teachers of the Month for October.

Winona Junior High School recognizes La'Keycia Moore and Cameron Singh as students of the month. Winona High School honorees are Alyssa Harris and Kingston Forrest. Teachers of the month are Arica Anderson and Matthew Gardner.
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