Film festival chooses to screen student films at the upcoming Crossroads Film Festival in April 2018

The Mississippi Youth Media Project, Mississippi Public Broadcasting's partner in dropout prevention, recently finished its summer intensive program. The program worked with 29 students ages 14 to 18 from 12 schools in central Mississippi.

The Mississippi Youth Media Project, Mississippi Public Broadcasting's partner in dropout prevention, recently finished the summer intensive program. The program worked with 29 students ages 14 to 18 from 12 schools in central Mississippi.

The MPB Education team has been busy training central Mississippi teens alongside its newest partner in dropout prevention, the Mississippi Youth Media Project.

Mississippi Public Broadcasting has partnered with the Mississippi Youth Media Project to train students for a summer intensive journalism project.

Mississippi Public Broadcasting and the Mississippi School of the Arts are partnering to provide educational opportunities to students in a new media arts program.

Check out pictures from the Summer Learning Family Fund Day, that took place on June 20th. 

Children who do not participate in educational enrichment activities during the summer months risk returning to school with an academic loss. The average student can lose up to a month in math and reading skills over their summer break.

I'm on my way to Purvis, MS this Friday! I can't wait!

Gathered questions, responses, and comments from MPB's American Graduate Community Forum on September 25th.

MPB's “Can I Kick It?” hosted a town hall meeting at each of our four participating “Can I Kick It?” Crew schools (Lanier, Calloway, Wingfield and Provine).