North Panola recognized for Champion of Change Award
Published 12:00 am Tuesday, March 31, 2015
North Panola High School was one of five in Mississippi recognized by the Mississippi Department of Education for the Champion of Change Award and received a check for $23,750 last week in Jackson. The recognition comes from MDE because of closing the achievement gap between black and white students in the studies of English Language Arts and math for two consecutive years according to Principal Jamone Edwards. “This award is only possible because of outstanding teachers, dedicated students, c
North Panola High School was one of five in Mississippi recognized by the Mississippi Department of Education for the Champion of Change Award and received a check for $23,750 last week in Jackson.
The recognition comes from MDE because of closing the achievement gap between black and white students in the studies of English Language Arts and math for two consecutive years according to Principal Jamone Edwards.
“This award is only possible because of outstanding teachers, dedicated students, committed parents and supportive administrators,” Edwards said.
From left to right: Daniel Hart, Kelly King, Resource Officer Stevie Webb, Kabesha Hines, Luke Oswalt, Principal Jamone Edwards, Daphne Thomas, Denise Pope, Emily Fyda, Bill James, Lindsey Clark, Bernadine Jones, and Hanna Olivier.
