Students Learn P.E. from Gentle Giant
Jackson Academy Physical Education Teacher Thomas Martin advises, “Do the right thing even if it means taking a few minutes longer to complete your task.”
Jackson Academy and Belhaven University Partner in Dual Enrollment
Students at Jackson Academy will now be able to take dual enrollment classes in language arts and math through Belhaven University. JA and Belhaven officials signed an agreement April 29 at the Belhaven campus.
Jackson Academy and Belhaven University Partner in Dual Enrollment
Jackson Academy Head of School Jack Milne (right, seated) and Belhaven University President Dr. Roger Parrott (seated) signed documents beginning a dual enrollment program. Joining the school leaders were (from left) Belhaven University’s Dean of Center for Teaching and Learning Dr. Kimberly Priesmeyer, Director of Dual Enrollment Danny Shaw, and Vice President for Enrollment and […]
JA Athletes Sign with Bates College and Gulf Coast CC
Megan Lacey and Peyton Norwood signed to play college sports on Thursday, April 11.
MC’s Inaugural Honors College Includes Two JA Students
Mississippi College has selected Avery and Erin Hederman as members of the college’s first Honors College class beginning this fall.
Four Straight Championships for Lady Raiders!
Congratulations to our Lady Raiders for securing the state MAIS AAAA-1 basketball title for the fourth year in a row.
Encore! Grand Champions Again
Our Upper School show choir, Encore, brought the full force of their talent to the stage last weekend at Madison Central’s Deep South Classic competition.
Basketball Enters Overall Tournament at MC
Congratulations to the Lady Raiders basketball team for earning its fourth consecutive state title!
Patriotic Day Celebrated in Lower School
Attired as generals, Uncle Sam, Lady Liberty, and the stars and stripes, our littlest learners had a wonderful time parading through campus Friday morning!
Jack Milne Teaches History
Head of School Jack Milne stepped back into his role as history teacher last week when he brought to fourth grade classes a 227-year-old deed signed by Thomas McKean, who also signed the Declaration of Independence.