The titles of Mr. and Miss Germantown High School were voted on by the student body. The two students chosen exemplify what it means to be a GHS Maverick and have shown leadership throughout this year. Shown are (from left) Miss GHS Mary Morgan Agostinelli and Mr. GHS Benjamin Bell.
At Jackson Academy’s honor code signing ceremony (from left) Greg and Michelle Johnston, Dr. Mark E. Keenum, Caroline Milne, and Jack Milne gathered to celebrate the occasion. Dr. Keenum gave the keynote speech, reminding students that integrity is the bedrock of a successful life.
Madison Central High School senior Gabe Ross has signed a letter of intent to play football at Holmes Community College in the fall. Shown are (from left, standing) Drea Pickett, Madison Central head football coach and athletic director Anthony Hart, Ladeira Hall; (seated) Ferderrick, Gabe and Lakeisha Ross.
Before the Super Bowl, Jackson Academy lower school students (from left) Conner Hillman, Rosemary Adams, Katherine Gault, and Caden Nash were ready for the game, wearing jerseys for their favorite teams to school.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School Lower School students recently celebrated Mardi Gras. Early Childhood students formed the Krewe of Little Saints and paraded for the first - fourth-graders, tossing beads to the cheering throngs along the way. Shown are (from left) Adaora Holder, Aniyah Tapper, Joshua Burns, and Alice McElroy.
Kindergartners at First Presbyterian Day School wore red to school while studying the letter R. Shown are (from left, back) Connor McNeel, Allison Grubbs, James Ritchie, Henry McPhillips, Cedar Browne, Jack Polk, Welby Price, Robert Riles, Debbie Parker; (front) Annie Lum, Josie Blu Thornton, Mckenzie Rickels, Stellablue Griffing, Mary Claire
Madison Ridgeland Academy sixth-grade cheerleaders include (from left, back) Alecya Berry, Savannah Rimmer, Mary Crisler Gatlin, Julia Mason, Olivia Gainey, Emmie Adams, Taylor Waldrop, Elisabeth Morton; (middle row) Emma Kate Cook, Gracie Rhea, Charley Roberts, Emery Grissom, Anna Mac Dew, Lily Beth Hall, Abby Sheffield; (front) Scarlett Jacob
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School Early Childhood students celebrated Mardi Gras by forming the Krewe of Little Saints and parading for the first to fourth-graders, tossing beads to the cheering throngs along the way.
Jackson Prep recently presented football varsity awards. Receiving the EZ 87.7 FM Radio award were (from left) Nevin Wells, Impact Player - Defense; and Christopher Russell, Impact Placer - Offense.
During the Dixie National Junior Roundup, First Presbyterian Day School fifth-grader Lauren Hand (left) placed second in Dairy Cattle Showmanship and second-grader Leigh Hand (right) had the Champion Commercial Dairy Heifer.
