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Five Blue Waves are seeking internal input from students on two local universities’ long-term proposal to house MSMS and are expected to share their findings with the Mississippi Department of Education.
5 MSMS students seeking internal input on potential school move
Michelle Yang, Co-Editor-In-Chief • March 4, 2025

Five Blue Waves are seeking internal input from students on two local universities’ long-term proposal to house MSMS and are expected to share their findings with the Mississippi Department of Education. Senior Seth...

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Five Blue Waves are seeking internal input from students on two local universities’ long-term proposal to house MSMS and are expected to share their findings with the Mississippi Department of Education.
MSMS administrators commit to quality education for students regardless of where school is located
Michelle Yang, Co-Editor-In-Chief • February 28, 2025

No matter where the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science is located in the future, Executive Director Ginger Tedder said its administration is committed to maintaining the school’s academic excellence. The...

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Mississippi State University and the Mississippi University for Women submitted long-term plans this week to potentially become the new home of the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science after proposals were requested by the state department of education earlier this month.
MUW, MSU submit proposals for long-term hosting of MSMS
Walt Giesen and Jake Heisler • February 27, 2025

Mississippi State University and the Mississippi University for Women submitted long-term plans this week to potentially become the new home of the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science after proposals were requested...

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Pictured from left to right: biology faculty Jason Palagi and students Mervyn Thankachan, Dennys Flores, Jazmyn Banks, Max Thompson, Mason Hill, Jack Kirkland, Syrena Thornton, Carter Scaggs, Lee Faul and Charlie Elliott pose with their experimented seeds, which will be launched into space through NASA’s Solar System Ambassadors program on Oct. 19.
MSMS students launch seeds to space in NASA experiment
Jasmaan Banipal, Staff Writer • December 4, 2024

Ten MSMS students sent seeds to be launched into space in a new partnership with NASA’s Solar System Ambassadors program on Oct. 19. The project aims to understand the impact of extreme space conditions — like cosmic...

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Student Life
Twenty-four MSMS students earned 93 writing awards at the Jan. 29 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, with 14 students winning the Gold Key Award and senior Claire Rizzo nominated for the American Voices Award. 
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves, third from left, poses with MSMS students, teachers and administrators at the Mississippi State Capitol on Jan. 29.
MSMS Science Outreach club is hard at work organizing hands-on experiments and demonstrations to engage local children who may have limited access to STEM education. 
Five Blue Waves are seeking internal input from students on two local universities’ long-term proposal to house MSMS and are expected to share their findings with the Mississippi Department of Education.
Five Blue Waves are seeking internal input from students on two local universities’ long-term proposal to house MSMS and are expected to share their findings with the Mississippi Department of Education.
Mississippi State University and the Mississippi University for Women submitted long-term plans this week to potentially become the new home of the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science after proposals were requested by the state department of education earlier this month.
Opinion
President Donald Trump was right to push for a TikTok ban in 2020, and he now has the power to finish what he started. Pausing the ban only helps China, giving them more time to stall, collect data and weaken U.S. resolve.
Banipal: Trump should follow through on the TikTok Ban
Jasmaan Banipal, Staff Writer • March 5, 2025

President Donald Trump was right to push for a TikTok ban in 2020, and he now has the power to finish what he started. Pausing the ban only helps...

AI is expected to lead to considerable job displacement, but its introduction will also create new opportunities.
R. Yang: Mississippi risks falling behind in an AI economy
Raymond Yang, Staff Writer • February 20, 2025

Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves issued Executive Order No. 1584 on Jan. 8, outlining policies for the use of artificial intelligence in state agencies....

Giesen: Right-hand men, women: Trump’s most crucial cabinet selections
February 20, 2025
Rhee: How plantains transform into a golden paradise of tostones
January 27, 2025
News and Notes
Among the highlights of the week of Feb. 5, senior Noah Lee and juniors Claire Rizzo and Max Thompson won the Mississippi Poetry Project: Who I Am contest, several MSMS Speech and Debate Team members qualified for the National Catholic Forensic League tournament, and MSMS Quizbowl Team A placed third in the MSMS Spring Invitational II tournament.
Blue Waves News and Notes 2.5.24
Among the highlights of the week of Jan. 29, select students met with state representatives and legislators in Jackson for MSMS Capitol Day, FBLA competitors returned home with 16 awards from their Northern Regional Competition and MSMS soccer teams had mixed results in district playoffs.
Blue Waves News and Notes: Week of Jan. 29
Among the highlights of last month, 34th annual Tales from the Crypt performers were selected, seniors Vic West and Maple Griffin matched to colleges through the Questbridge National College Match Program, MSMS teachers Lauren Zarandona and Elizabeth Morgan won STEM grants, and MSMS held classes virtually for one week due to inclement weather.
Blue Waves News and Notes: Jan. Edition
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Full tuition scholarship certificates were given to all 117 seniors at MSMS. Students who graduate in May will receive an eight-semester award for full tuition to USM, with the requirement that they enroll for the fall 2025 semester.

📸: Caleb Youngblood

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Sports
From left to right: Nolan Clark, Tanilya Clark, Tenea Smith and Syrena Thornton prepare for the Tishomingo County High School meet on Feb. 24.
MSMS junior Nina Weinstein (left) and wrestling coach Jerry Brauer hold the tournament’s winning bracket.
The Frazer team exchanges handshakes with Kemper Country postgame on Jan. 19, Senior Night, after a victory.
Junior Anderson Chaney and senior Nora Scott prepare for the upcoming season at the MUW tennis courts.
The Goen team controls the ball while Philadelphia tries to intercept on Jan. 7.
MSMS Frazer soccer team won a mercy rule victory 10-0 against Kemper County on Dec. 2.
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