The Eyes of MSMS

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The Eyes of MSMS

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The Eyes of MSMS

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MSMS leading in preparing Mississippi’s youth for high learning
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MSMS relocation bill amended, now proposes MSU oversight of MUW
MSMS crowds leaderboards at JCFL Qualifying Debate Tournament
5 MSMS students selected as U.S. Presidential Scholar candidates

5 MSMS students selected as U.S. Presidential Scholar candidates

February 28, 2024

State senator proposes MSMS move to MSU

State senator proposes MSMS move to MSU

February 26, 2024

BREAKING: MSMS A places first at Mississippi Regional Science Bowl

BREAKING: MSMS A places first at Mississippi Regional Science Bowl

February 23, 2024

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Grace Ann Courtney, Staff Cartoonist
December 19, 2023
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The Mississippi School for Math and Science sign stands in front of Mary Wilson, home to administration at MSMS. MSMS has distinguished itself as a pivotal force in preparing Mississippis youth for higher education and beyond.
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Junior Anya Klein falls asleep at her desk while completing homework for classes. Upon arrival at MSMS, students welcome an abundance of change into their lives, but one change students don’t typically anticipate is the deterioration of their sleep quality. Students’ sleep health is not adequately being supported and encouraged at MSMS, and sleep quality declines at MSMS primarily due to academic and residential factors.
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Junior Adair Gaines poses with her vinyl records and record player. Gaines is one of many MSMS students passionate about music. Ultimately, music is a part of the numerous factors strengthening the diversity and unity of the MSMS community and the entire world. 
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Grace Ann Courtney, Staff Cartoonist
Grace Ann Courtney is a junior from Wiggins. She enjoys playing piano, painting, drawing and listening to all kinds of music, specifically folk and alternative rock. Grace Ann prefers dogs over cats (except for her ginger cat, George, who is a perfect angel all the time) and watches "Glee" unironically. She hopes to pair her interests in art and life science to become a maxillofacial and oral surgeon.

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