Two area high schools have started what will be an annual competition to raise money for waterfowl conservation. Jackson Prep and Jackson Academy now both host Ducks Unlimited Varsity (DUV) programs geared at high schoolers.
Tice White, Walmart Corporation’s senior director of public affairs, and affiliate Serena Clark presented a $2,500 check to Canopy Children’s Solutions in support of Canopy Autism Solutions, which offers an array of innovative solutions for children on the autism spectrum.
First Presbyterian Day School second-graders presented the play “King of the Jungle” for family and friends.
St. Richard Catholic School kindergarten students along with the PreK-3 and PreK-4 classes threw beads to the other St. Richard students, teachers and parents at their Mardi Gras Parade.
First-graders at First Presbyterian Day School dressed as “old people” for their 100th day of school celebration and enjoyed a parade around the school.
Jackson Academy students (from left) Caroline Graven, Ally Sessums, Mary Grace Downs, Mackenzie Coburn, Alice Williams, Priya Ray, and Delaney Williams helped sort books donated during the school’s recent 60th anniversary book drive.
Madison Central High School’s yearbook staff recently hosted the annual Beauty and Beau pageant.
Madison Ridgeland Academy recently hosted its annual Features Pageant. Students (from left) Isabelle Sandridge and Philip Short were voted Most Beautiful and Most Handsome.
Madison Central High School’s yearbook staff recently hosted the annual Beauty and Beau pageant. Shown are Most Beautiful Payton Holtsinger and Most Handsome Peyton Wilbanks.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School recently celebrated Senior Night, recognizing senior members of the football team, spirit squads, and band. Shown are (from left) Lewis, John, and Shannon Watt.
Two area high schools have started what will be an annual competition to raise money for waterfowl conservation.
