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The latest issue of “True Blue,” Jackson Academy’s award-winning magazine, is now available online and in print. Published by the Marketing & Communication and Advancement departments, “True Blue” features stories about students, faculty, campus events, alumni, and donor news. You can access the online version now and the print edition begins arriving in mailboxes this week.
On November 11, 1919, Americans observed the first Armistice Day to honor those who served in World War I. Now known as Veterans Day, this special observance offers Americans the opportunity to express gratitude to all who have served our nation in uniform. Jackson Academy honored veterans through meaningful programs and activities that united students, faculty, and families in appreciation.
Fourth grade students took the stage last week to present their annual Mississippi Program, a musical celebration of the Magnolia State’s influential figures and lasting contributions to our nation. Through songs and presentations, students showcased the remarkable people and achievements that make Mississippi a source of pride for all who call it home.
Jackson Academy students are stepping into leadership roles throughout the metro area and state, serving on youth councils, ambassadors programs, and civic organizations that give young people a voice in their communities.
The Activities Building buzzed with creativity as the Class of 2038 kicked off their day at the annual Pumpkins with Pops event. Kindergarteners welcomed their fathers, grandfathers, uncles, and special father figures to campus for a morning filled with pumpkin decorating, conversation, and connection.
The spirit of community blossomed Tuesday evening as students, families, and friends gathered for the 2025 Jackson Academy Carnival. From 5 to 8 p.m., Raider Field on Sheffield Drive buzzed with excitement as attendees enjoyed a fresh lineup of activities alongside traditional favorites.
Jackson Academy alumni returned to campus during Homecoming weekend in October, reconnecting with former classmates across multiple days of festivities.
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.