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GEAR UP will follow participating scholars from middle school through high school graduation and into their first year of postsecondary education, providing sustained opportunities for academic preparation, career exploration, college exposure, mentoring and family support.

The event marked a significant milestone for the district, showcasing a transformed learning environment designed to better serve scholars, educators, and the surrounding community.

Open House provides an excellent opportunity to meet school leaders and teachers, learn about academic programs and expectations, and prepare for a successful school year.

As we prepare for a fresh new start, here's what you need to know for a successful first few days of school and beyond.

The Parent & Family Engagement Center is offering a variety of free materials designed to reinforce core skills, build academic confidence, and keep scholars reading all summer long.

Jackson Public Schools is continuing to monitor the cybersecurity incident involving Instructure, the company that provides Canvas.

It was a morning filled with gratitude, reflection, and a shared sense of purpose as Jackson Public Schools honored its community partners during the 2025–2026 Highlight Awards Celebration.

In recognition of the importance of literacy and culturally relevant reading, the JPS Office of Library Services and Teaching and Learning team recommends a curated list of literary works for scholars, educators, families, and community members to explore during Black History Month.

The two-day event highlighted innovation, creativity, and academic excellence from scholars across the district.

Jackson Public Schools proudly celebrates Black history by uplifting the people and stories that paved the way for our district’s growth and strength, shaping JPS into a thriving educational community at the heart of Mississippi.

As part of our ongoing commitment to sustaining a strong and compliant School Nutrition Program, this notice is to inform you that, effective March 1, 2026, adult meal prices will increase.

Dorothy Fyke, a 6th grader at Bailey APAC Middle School, claimed first place, and Avery Dantzler, a 4th grader at Obama Magnet Elementary School, earned second place.

Madison currently serves as Chair of the Wells APAC Theatre Department within Jackson Public Schools, where he teaches acting, technical theatre, and career development across elementary, middle, and high school.

The Supper Meal Program reflects Jackson Public Schools’ ongoing commitment to addressing the whole child, ensuring that every scholar has access to the nourishment needed to learn, grow, and thrive.

This transformative investment will enable the district to replace aging Class 6 and Class 7 diesel school buses with modern, zero-emission electric buses, significantly reducing harmful emissions and improving air quality for scholars and the broader Jackson community.