On Tuesday, Sept. 5, during activity period, the Précis staff distributed the 2022-2023 yearbooks. All the students enjoyed looking through the memories from the previous year. The outside cover is a...
Ms. Norma Cox, Prep’s head librarian, left the country on August 25 and will be traveling through Jordan and Egypt. Ms.Cox has traveled the world before and been on several Prep tripsk including ones...
The 2023 Club Fair was held on Patriot Avenue on Tuesday, August 29. Prep students set up tables and recruited for the clubs that they are in charge of.
The tables were decorated to attract people...
On Tuesday, November 29, Mississippi Blood Services came to Prep as a part of a M.A.D. project put on by seniors Akhila Adari, Callie Knotts, and Paul Gregg. They were at Prep from 8 to 3, and all donors...
The Mustard Seed is Prep’s 2022-2023 Service Club community partner. Located in Brandon, Mississippi off of Luckney Road, the Mustard Seed is a nonprofit that provides housing to mentally challenged...
By Riley Spivey, Editor in Chief
• September 8, 2022
On September 8, 2022, Buckingham Palace announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II, who passed at age 96. She was born April 2, 1926 and ascended the throne on February 2, 1952 after the death of her father....
By Baty Newman, News & Features Editor
• September 8, 2022
Prep’s annual “One School Many Books” event happened during activity period on Tuesday, September 6. Middle schoolers and upper schoolers alike clamored to the front of their respective buildings...
As students arrived on the Prep campus on Monday, they found that the river had beaten them there. Areas near the baseball and soccer facilities, as well as parts of the back campus, were under varying...
Rising Prep senior Edward Wilson made the Finals of Congressional House Debate at the National Speech & Debate Association (“NSDA”) National Championships. Over 4800 students from almost 1200...
With the 2022-2023 school year starting, some things will remain the same, but a number of things will change.
It is no secret that the ninth grade is joining the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth...
By Jake Mathews, News & Features Editor
• April 28, 2022
The City of Jackson has recently had a real problem on its hands: who is going to pick up the trash. The city’s contract with Waste Management expired on March 31. With the City Council unable to...
