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Schneider Electric representatives discussed careers in energy, mechanical and electrical engineering with NAHS students, as well as their energy-saving partnership with New Albany School District.
On August 25, the New Albany High School Air Force JROTC accompanied the varsity volleyball team in their victory against Regents School of Oxford. The Color Guard was composed of senior and new cadets. The flight was led by second-year cadet Kevin Hernandez. As for the new cadets participating in their first Color Guard, […]
Guest speaker for the annual William Faulkner Literary Fest Luncheon will be Minrose Gwin, author of “Promise,” which recounts the devastating Tupelo Tornado of 1936 and is the chosen Community Read for the Literary Fest.
An Aroha Philanthropies grant for Seeding Vitality Arts provides classes to help lifelong learners learn new skills as well as create opportunities for socialization. Classes available to those age 55 or over.
In partnership with Schneider Electric, AMPLIFY will give students the opportunity for real-life exposure to careers in the energy field, with the specific focus on energy engineering, sustainability, and efficiency.
Two New Albany Elementary School Kindergarten classes had their first Mad Science Friday classes on August 20, 2021.
According to the New York Times, Mississippi is now the world’s top hotspot for positive COVID cases per unit of population. NEMiss.News suggests an article with things to consider when trying to determine your best way forward in safety.
Congratulations to the two New Albany High School students who have achieved this academic honor.
Local school boards and school superintendents, having agreed earlier to have the same COVID policies for all area public schools, today announced mask requirements for all students and employees – effective Friday, August 20, 2021.
Both New Albany and Union County schools will require masks for teachers and students starting Friday, Aug. 20.
Mississippi’s available health care resources and the resulting poor health of its citizens is largely due to poor political leadership. Sadly, the results may be found in Mississippi’s prominence on most any national “worst of” list.
Congratulations to Jacqueline Shirley upon her recent appointment to Mississippi Teacher Advisory Council (MTAC).
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