MSMS TAKE PRIZES AT BUSINESS COMPETITION
MSMS wishes to congratulate those who participated in the Future Business Leaders of America Northern District Competition in February! Along with MSMS student and state FBLA president Brianna Ladnier, all the students who competed were great representatives of MSMS! The results were: 1st place in Marketing– Sophia Ali, Calisa Henry, Devon Matheny1st place in Word Processing– […]
MSMS STEP TEAMS TAKE HOME PRIZES
The MSMS Blu Diamondz and Blu Knights strutted their stuff at the recent Back to Basics Black History Step and Dance Competition. The ladies of the Blue Diamondz stepped their way to first place and the the young men of the Blue Knights landed an impressive third. The event was held at Nissan Auditorium on […]
MSMS STUDENTS MEET WITH GOVERNOR BARBOUR
Twenty students from the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science recently had the chance to meet former Mississippi governor, Haley Barbour. Barbour was a featured speaker at Mississippi State University’s Lamar Conerly Governance Lecture Series. Barbour was governor of the Magnolia State from 2004-2012, and is a founding partner of the BGR Group.
TWO MSMS MOCK TRIAL TEAMS PROGRESS TO STATE
For the fifth year in a row, MSMS will send two teams to the state mock trial competition in Jackson, Mississippi. The following students argued their way onto state: Campbell Rolph, Claudia Vial, Emily Shy, Hayden Stokley, Kennedy Laporte, Mariana Strawn, Mariat Thankachan, Mari Lampkin, Nayan Chawlan, Reyan Grimes, Samuel Patterson, Ta’kiya Leach, and Tija […]
MSMS STUDENTS WIN AWARDS FOR VISUAL ARTS
Once again, MSMS students prove they are capable of extraordinary feats in fields beyond math and science. Several MSMS students recently found they were winners of the Scholastic Art and Writing Contest for their work in the visual arts. Vivienne Tenev won a Golden Key for her piece “Home Sweet Home.” Sophia Ali Won a […]
MSMS HOSTS LOCAL INDUSTRY GUESTS
MSMS recently hosted two leaders of Mississippi industry. Ms. Kebebe Wilson, Human Resources Manager at Yokohama Tire Manufacturing Mississippi, LLC, in West Point, paid a visit to the MSMS campus on January 27. Ms. Wilson met with MSMS administrators and students and toured the school’s academic facilities, including the Engineering and Innovations Lab. Ms. Kim […]
EMBRACING SERVICE WITH FOOD AND FELLOWSHIP
On February 15, the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science Food and Fellowship Club members delivered care packages for patients in the critical care unit of the Baptist Memorial Hospital in Columbus. The students donated items such as coloring books, soap, cotton swabs and markers for the patients; prepackaged snacks and drinks were left in […]
MSMS ALUMNUS WINS GATES-CAMBRIDGE SCHOLARSHIP
A graduate of the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science is the first Mississippi State University student in history to win the prestigious Gates-Cambridge Scholarship. Lucas Ferguson, who is originally from Batesville, graduated from MSMS in 2013. The scholarship will allow him to spend the next few years studying at the postgraduate level at the […]
TALES AUDITIONS HELD, PERFORMERS CHOSEN
The 2017 Tales From The Crypt performers have been chosen. Tales from the Crypt is a United States History course with an emphasis on performance and research. During the fall semester, students research an assigned historical figure, while during the second semester they develop their performance skills in preparation for their production for the public in […]
MESSING AROUND IN LOGIC AND GAME
Logic and Game Theory is an elective math course that meets twice a week for an hour and a half at a time. The class is taught by Lauren Zarandona. The purpose of the course is to develop students’ understanding of logic fundamentals, and how to apply those skills to puzzles and games. More broadly, the […]