At 7:30 on the morning of Wednesday, October 28, Dr. Thomas Dobbs, Mississippi’s Chief Health Officer and State Epidemiologist, spoke at this year's first Biomedical Club meeting. His topics of discussion...
On September 18, 2020, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, passed away after serving for 27 years on the United States’ highest court.
Ginsburg started her legal career...
As of this year, Jackson Prep has its own news channel on YouTube: JP Broadcast. The news channel is run by the newly formed Broadcast Media class, which was started this August by Mr. Bobby Gross, the...
By Lily Flowers, Photography Editor
• October 23, 2020
Every year, Portico magazine showcases “25 seniors who will change the world.”
Portico asks local high school principals and counselors to choose five upcoming seniors who shine both inside and...
The presentation of this year’s Homecoming Court and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen has been delayed by two weeks.
Due to Hurricane Delta, disruptive weather is expected to interfere with Friday...
Over the past few weeks, sophomore Anna Blaire Bryant has been collecting peanut butter on the Jackson Prep campus for the Mississippi Food Network in a friendly competition against Jackson Academy...
On June 30, 2020, the state of Mississippi retired its flag after 126 years. The flag contained a Confederate emblem that has drawn controversy for years. Although Mississippi currently does not have a...
Over a three weekend period, a large group of students led by Walker Headley, a junior, and Ms. Laura Bishop, Head of IT, has been installing new WiFi routers all over campus. This is a MAD project,...
Prep released the list of National Merit Semifinalists, a prestigious group of seniors who did exceptionally well on the PSAT their junior year. This year’s award winners from Prep are John Henry Andress,...
As the summer progressed, Prep made several changes to the daily routine of students and faculty so that they could go to school while on campus, hopefully for the entire school year. The school does not...
One School Many Books, a community reading program at Prep led by Mr. Richard Younce, was held on Tuesday, September 1. This is an event in which students read a book that was also read by a faculty...
On Monday morning, August 24, some Prep teachers with students attending remotely found themselves unable to easily access Zoom. While some may have initially believed that the problem was with the new...
