State education officials are one step closer to taking over a school district in northeast Mississippi.
Read MoreBlack women are graduating with the most student debt and require more time to repay than any other gender or race, according to new data.
Read MoreThe head of public higher education in Mississippi is launching a listening tour at campuses across the state.
Read MoreThe Federal Communications Commission is looking to help Mississippi's largest hospital and other medical facilities in the state expand telehealth services to rural communities. MPB's Desare Frazier reports.
Read MoreSome 500 Mississippians are learning about the opioid epidemic, the stigma of addiction and treatment, at a two-day summit in Madison.
Read MoreFewer high school students are having sex according to a recent survey. But condom use is down, increasing the risk of STD's.
Read MoreSchool may be out, but students still need to eat. MPB’s Alexandra Watts reports community groups are stepping in while school’s out to provide meals during summer break.
Read MoreEducators in Mississippi are learning new ways to teach students who come to school speaking little-to-no English. MPB's Ashley Norwood reports on a newly published guidebook to help teachers meet the needs of migrant children.
Read MoreA national civil rights organization dedicated to education, housing, jobs and Healthcare returns to Mississippi.
Read MoreSome Mississippi teachers are spending time this summer learning new techniques to teach children how to write. There's a move to return to the basics.
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