• Education Focus of MPB's Quorum Program
  Education was the subject of discussion last night on Mississippi Public Broadcasting's Quorum Program. And as MPB's Scott Phillips reports, legislative leadership is just as concerned about education as the Mississippi Association of Educators. (2:03)
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• DeSoto County cracking down on non-residents who attend school
  Schools in DeSoto County are cracking down on students who have been attending classes there, but live elsewhere. MPB news contributor Robert Long has the story. (0:44)
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• Mississippi Association of Educators concerned about school funding
  The Mississippi Association of Educators is cautioning legislators that progress made in recent years for the state's schools could be at risk under current budget proposals. Wayne Sorge was at the capitol for the teachers organization's news conference. (1:41)
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• Mississippi Association of Educators concerned about state funding
  The Mississippi Association of Educators is suggesting the state's recent progress in improving education could be at risk if current budget proposals are enacted. The President of the organization, middle school teacher Beverly Sanders voiced her concern on the steps of the capitol. (0:36)
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  Senate Appropriations Chairman Jack Gordon says he is hopeful the funding level can improve from current proposals. (0:31)
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• Golden Hakone grass - Part 1
  Southern Gardening Radio from the Mississippi State University Extension Service serves lawn and garden enthusiasts Monday through Friday with timely information presented in a 2-minute format.

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