*** This information listed on this page is intended only for those individuals filing for E-Rate funding. *** The program provides discounts to assist most schools and libraries in the […]

The purpose of Parent and Family Engagement under Title I, Part A is to provide support to schools, family, and the community in the development of partnerships and building relationships.  […]

ACT provides a resource driven, nationally recognized student assessment which aims to provide students the opportunity to gauge their college readiness and to build their college applications. Typically taken during […]

Print Version Mississippi Board of Education February 17, 2022 10:00 a.m. 4th Floor Boardroom Central High School Building Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) 359 North West Street Jackson, Mississippi Agenda […]

Are you OK? Ensuring the Social and Emotional Well-Being of Self and Others during the Ongoing Pandemic Presenter:  Curt R. Green (PowerPoint) (Presentation Audio/Video)   Mississippi’s SEL Standards Presenter:  Ginger […]

Print Version Mississippi Board of Education September 23, 2021 10:00 a.m. 4th Floor Boardroom Central High School Building Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) 359 North West Street Jackson, Mississippi Agenda I.          […]

Mississippi Department of Education Brand Preserving the integrity of the Mississippi Department of Education brand is vital to maintaining a strong reputation and identity for our organization. MDE brand guidelines […]

This page contains information for school-based speech language pathologists.* If you have questions regarding this information or need further assistance, you may contact Keisha Dixon at kdixon@mdek12.org. Integrating Teletherapy e-book […]

How to Submit a Formal Complaint Against a School or District  The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) Office of Accreditation is tasked with receiving complaints made against schools or districts. […]

What is Chronic Absenteeism? A student who misses 10% or more of their school days, which averages to just two days a month, for any reason, is considered chronically absent. […]