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MAE launches new initiative
SUMMARY: The Mississippi Association of Educators and their partners have announced a new initiative called “Raise Mississippi” aimed at raising funds for public schools in the state. The vision is for all public school students to graduate with the skills necessary for success in their chosen careers. The President of the Erika Jones emphasizes the importance of investing in public schools in order to provide a proper education for Mississippi's children. The increased funding is not only intended to benefit students but also to prevent teachers from leaving the state. Several organizations have already confirmed their partnership with the initiative.
The Mississippi Association of Educators launched a new program geared toward elevating public education in order to improve the state's economy.
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SUMMARY: Master students at MSU Meridian celebrated their achievement at a white coat ceremony for the 2024 class of Masters of physician assistant study students. Parents and supporters applauded as students received their white coats, symbolizing their transition from didactic to clinical training. After 29 months of education, students will graduate and become licensed physician assistants, ready to fill the void in the medical field. They can pursue various specialties, such as emergency medicine, surgery, family medicine, OBGYN, and pediatrics. The graduation ceremony will take place at MSU Meridian's Riley Center, open to all, tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. Congratulations to the students on their hard work and dedication.
MSU White Coat Ceremony
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SUMMARY: The National Association of Letter Carriers hosts the Stamp Out Hunger food drive on the 2nd Saturday of May each year. They ask people to leave a plastic bag of non-perishable items by their mailbox for carriers to collect. Last year, over 2700 pounds of food were collected. The organization hopes to surpass that number this year. Anyone can participate by leaving items by their mailbox on the designated day. If you miss the collection day, you can contact your local post office for further instructions on how to donate. Your support can make a big difference in helping those in need.
NALC Stamp out Hunger
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SUMMARY: Maran Community College held a spring signing ceremony for student athletes moving on to the collegiate level. The ceremony included members of the softball, soccer, tennis, and baseball teams. MCC's president, Dr. Tom Hubner, celebrated his son Eli, a baseball player moving on to Arkansas Little Rock. The athletic directors and coaches are proud of the students' achievements and dedication. They strive to support and prepare students for success. It is a rewarding feeling to work with such talented individuals. Congratulations to all the Eagles who will continue pursuing their dreams in collegiate sports.
Meridian Community College hosts Spring Signing Ceremony
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