Here is a 2025 summer opportunity from the Appalachian Regional Commission. Mrs. Griggs, career coach at the high school, has more details.
October 28 through November 1 is Red Ribbon Week at Mooreville Middle!
MMS Baseball 2025
UPDATE ON THE HOCO PARADE! Due to rainy weather, the parade has been moved to Wednesday, September 25, at 5:00pm. Line up will be at 4:00pm. Also, the community-wide pep rally has been canceled. Please see the flyer for more information. Thank you!
Here's a Patriot Day activity completed this week. Students created a September 11 collaborative poster and agamograph art. Good job, students.
Want to be on the yearbook staff? See Ms. Moya for more information.
What's the capital of...? Geography class has students learning the capitals of each state.
REMINDER:
The schools and offices of the Lee County School District will be closed Monday, September 2, 2024, for Labor Day.
Thanks to Tupelo Church of God for providing our Middle School Football Troopers a pregame meal Monday evening! Congratulations on your win against Shannon!
A fun but sticky science project in Mrs. Dobbs' class!
#EducateServeInspire
🚨 Attention all drivers: School starts this Thursday. Remember to slow down in school zones and always stop for school buses! It is illegal to pass a school bus while the stop-arm is extended and the red lights are flashing.
Our central office staff welcomed new educators this week, as they get ready for their "first day of school" as a teacher. School starts next Thursday!
School events, news, notifications and more!
Download the Lee County School District, MS app from the App Store or Google Play!
The Mississippi Lions All-State Band is off and running! And Mooreville High's Hayden Martin and Colton Namie are a part of it! Hayden and Colton have been gone for a week learning their routines and perfecting their performance. They are now leaving the U.S. to head to Australia to play during the Lions International Convention in Melbourne. Have fun and be safe!
The school year just ended, but we're getting ready for the next one!
Principals, assistant principals, and other district leaders are in planning sessions this week for the 2024-25 school year. Presentations and discussions are taking place on a wide range of issues that help us #EducateServeInspire.
Thanks to the Lee County CTE Center for hosting this group.
Two HVAC students from the Lee County CTE are getting some hands-on experience working this summer with the LCSD Maintenance and Facilities Department.
Welcome to recent graduates Brady Goff from Mooreville High (left) and David Crowder from Saltillo High!
