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Fifty Jackson Academy eighth graders recently discovered that history feels different when you’re standing in it. During four intensive days in Washington, D.C., students explored the nation’s capital through museums, monuments, and meaningful encounters that transformed textbook lessons into tangible experiences.
Crystal Gao has been named a semifinalist in the prestigious Coca-Cola Scholars Program. She is among just 1.1 percent of applicants nationwide to advance to this stage of the competition, joining 17 other Mississippi students in this achievement.
Jackson Academy’s youngest learners experienced the magic of storytelling on Friday when three theatre students, dressed in costume, visited K3 classrooms to read “Click, Clack, Boo: A Tricky Treat!” by Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin.
Jackson Academy celebrated Homecoming on Friday, October 17, with a full day of festivities that brought together students, families, and alumni under this year’s theme, “Under the Sea.”
Jackson Academy’s theatre department transformed the Performing Arts Center into an underwater kingdom as Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” splashed onto the stage for three memorable performances.
Jackson Academy is pleased to announce the first quarter Honor Roll and Academy Honor Roll for the 2025–2026 academic year.
Dive into a world of music, adventure, and underwater magic as Jackson Academy presents Disney’s “The Little Mermaid!” Sponsored by Mississippi Sports Medicine, this beloved classic comes to life in three performances at the Jackson Academy Performing Arts Center.
More than 300 grandparents who visited Jackson Academy on Friday discovered firsthand what makes their grandchildren’s Upper School experience special, with many calling the day “wonderful.”
Twenty-eight Jackson Academy students gathered at Parham Bridges Park on Saturday afternoon, October 4, for friendly competition with a philanthropic purpose—the SGA Pickleball Tournament benefiting the Jackson Free Clinic.
Thanks to a winning bid at A Blue & White Night, the Jackson Academy Association’s annual fundraiser, Tybell Steadman earned the chance to shadow Head of School Eddie Wettach for an entire day. The silent auction experience has become one of the event’s most popular items, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at how JA operates from the top down.