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Ring Those Bells
for a Job Well Done

Students and teachers

School's Out for Summer!

student celebration

Congratulations Joyner!
MWS Model School

Meet The THS
Class Of 2023

seniors

Joyner Memories
at the Senior Walk

students in caps and gowns

Parkway's Senior Pandas!

First Lady Elee Reeves
Visits Lawndale

First Lady and students

First Lady of Mississppi
Visits Lawndale

family at Transition Fair

Transition Fair 24

Celebrating Cinco De Mayo 2023

lunchroom ladies

Some of Our Lunch Heroes

You're A Good Man,
Charlie Brown

students

Thomas Street Art Festival

retirees

Catching Up at the
Retirement Luncheon

students in pool

Parkway Swimmers

llama and students

If You Take a Llama to School,
You get Lots of Smiles!
 

students

Butterfly Release at ECEC

Parkway 2nd-Grade Play

Boy's Basketball Signing Day

student dreessed as Sally Ride

Sally Ride, Astronaut
Lawhon 2nd Grade Wax Museum

student with umbrella

Let a Smile be Your
Umbrella on a Rainy Day

Under The Big Top
At Thomas Street

llama, camel and students

Llamas, Camels and Goats!
Oh My!

teacher and students at Special Olympics

Going for the Gold

Mia and family

Thanks Make A Wish
Mia is Going to Disney

mama and daughter

Open House Smiles

student with cotton candy

Sweet as Cotton Candy!

students

Celebrating Read Across America

Community Voices

James Cordell
James Cordell, Rankin Student

When I think of Tupelo Public Schools, the first think that comes to mind is a wonderful environment to learn and grow. Not only are there great teachers and staff, but there are also lots of opportunities to make life long friends.TPSD is a tradition in my family. My brothers and I have grown up in TPSD. This is what the TPSD means to me.

 

James Cordell ~ Rankin Student

Jonah Underwood
Jonah Underwood, Rankin Student

The spelling bee is a big deal to me because only one kid each year can win and it's very special. I like Tupelo schools because all my friends are here. I have a lot of good memories in the Tupelo schools. So, the Tupelo Public School District and the spelling bee mean a lot to me.

 

Jonah Underwood~ TPSD Spelling Bee Winner

 

Jack Reed Jr.
Jack Reed Jr., TPSD Alumni

I was very fortunate to grow up in a great Tupelo Public School system! Caring, bright teachers gave me an excellent preparation for college and law school. Both our son and daughter had excellent educational opportunities in the TPSD as well.

My vision is for TPSD to be one of the Top 10 Public School Systems in America. Our business and family is committed to do our part to make this a reality.

~Jack Reed Jr. Tupelo business man and former mayor

Claire Kenny~THS Senior
Claire Kenney, THS Senior

TPSD has shaped me as an individual and has helped me find my identity. As a Tupelo native, this will always be home. The people in this community have given me these amazing opportunities to learn and grow each and everyday. From the many life lessons, to the cheers and chants, I know the true meaning of one wave.

 

Claire Kenney~THS Senior

Dr. Terry Harbin
Dr. Terry Harbin, Milam Principal

I bleed blue and gold! My mom graduated from Tupelo, I graduated from Tupelo, and both my children graduated from Tupelo Public Schools. This district has provided me, my family, and many friends a quality education that has prepared us for a successful life.

 

Dr. Terry Harbin ~ Administrator and Alumni

McKinley Holland
McKinley Holland, Assistant Soccer Coach

It's a blessing to come back home. My time at Tupelo High School as a student athlete led me to want to teach and coach. It's been my hope since I graduated, that I come come back and have an impact on our students and athletes the same way my teachers and coaches had on me. TPSD has always and will always be a special place.

McKinley Holland~ Coach and Alumni

 

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