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Bryant attends leadership meeting
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Sun,09/26/21-8:00AM , 1,161 Reads
Thirty-seven administrators from public school districts across Mississippi gathered virtually on Aug. 30 for the first meeting of this year’s CEO Leadership Academy.
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Approximately 175 students at East Marion Elementary, representing grades pre-kindergarten through sixth grade, were treated to a special campus outing Wednesday to celebrate their participation in the P.B.I.S. (Positive Behavior Intervention System) program, which rewards points to students who randomly exhibit good behavior, helpful deeds and positive attitudes. All of the students, including six-graders Brooke, photo above, and Deonte, photo below, enjoyed playing a variety of carnival-type games, corndogs and a break from the classroom. | Photos by Danny O'Fallon

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EME celebrates P.B.I.S. student rewards program
By DANNY OFALLON - Publisher
Sat,09/25/21-9:42PM , 1,432 Reads
Some 175 students at East Marion Elementary enjoyed a fantastic outdoor celebration this week as a reward for their earning and accumulation of P.B.I.S. (Positive Behavior Intervention System) points.
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The East Marion Gospel Choir (photo above), under the direction of Performing Arts Director Gary McCullum, performs a pair of selections before members of the Marion County School Board at a recent meetins at East Marion High School. The gospel choir is one of several new creative arts programs added to their curriculum. Gary McCullum (photo below), the new performing arts director for the Marion County School District, has dedicated his life to using the world of creative arts to inspire one student at a time. | Photos by Danny O'Fallon

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MCSD broadens curriculum with new arts programs
By DANNY OFALLON - Publisher
Fri,09/24/21-10:00PM , 2,479 Reads
As Marion County students kicked off their new school year last month, they received an unexpected surprise in the form of several new courses to choose from, many of which have never been offered in the district, and it's a good example of the phenomenal job the Marion County School District is doing in searching, finding and utilizing al
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Columbia student Worth Novinski was recently selected to attend the Visual Arts program at the prestigious Mississippi School of the Arts. | Photo submitted.

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Columbia student chosen to attend MSA arts program
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Fri,09/24/21-5:00PM , 2,144 Reads
Worth Novinski, son of Mike Novinski and Lisa Yager, of Columbia has the opportunity to complete his junior and senior years of high school at the Mississippi School of the Arts (MSA) in Brookhaven.
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