FROM THE ARCHIVES (Vol. XXXI, Number 5 – Mar. 2001): “Be different, be cool, be indie – an interview with Ozma”
February 14, 2019
Filed under From The Archives, Showcase
Sushi: Little Tokyo vs. Wasabi
By Allie Wise and Ainsley O'Quinn
February 11, 2019
Filed under Around Town, Showcase
Welcome back! For this issue we are going to be reviewing two sushi restaurants: Little Tokyo and Wasabi. Little Tokyo in Ridgeland is a sushi and hibachi restaurant. This time we ordered edamame, steamed pork gyozas, a California roll, a Mod roll, and chicken teriyaki. Everything we got wa...
Track season off to a sprinting start
By Lauren Anne Smith, Staff Writer
February 8, 2019
With spring just around the corner, athletes are ready to hit the ground running for track season. The coaches are just as excited for the season to begin as the students. Coach Rusty Burke and Coach Marcus Thompson both agreed that they are anticipating a state championship caliber season. The coaches also pr...
Who are these “Wise Guys”?
By Ford Lange, Social Media Editor
February 8, 2019
Come to any home basketball game and behind the Prep bench you will find the Wise Guys. The Wise Guys are the leaders of the student section and often the loudest people in the gym. Named after the boys head coach Tim Wise, the Wise Guys can often be seen wearing red shirts with Coach Wise’s face on...
FROM THE ARCHIVES (Vol. XLV, No. 6 – April 2015): “Young Athletes to Watch – Jerrion Ealy, 8th Grade”
February 7, 2019
Filed under From The Archives, Showcase
Three Patriots put pen to paper on National Signing Day
By Steven Wyatt and Stewart McCullough
February 7, 2019
Flowood, MS -- From national media outlets to the coaches and fans at Jackson Prep, February 6th has been a day in the back of everyone’s mind for quite some time now. On National Signing Day (NSD), three Prep stars made their decisions official in front of the entire student body and a whole host o...
Junior Class Garage Sale Set for March 2nd
By Preston Dubberly, Entertainment Editor
February 5, 2019
Every year, the junior class annually puts on a garage sale in order to finance their graduation night and senior prom. The class of 2020 has already begun this process. If you look in front of the senior high or in the foyer, you will find a wide variety of items from recent New Year’s cl...
Rotating schedule to expand campus-wide
By John Henry Andress, Staff Writer
January 29, 2019
“How can we help better prepare the junior high students for high school and college?” This was the question that Prep’s Head of School Mr. Lawrence Coco asked himself, which led to the new schedule changes for the upcoming school year. About a month after this school year started, Mr. Coco ...
Seniors bite into the Big Apple
February 6, 2019
From January 16-20, 31 Jackson Prep seniors that...
Junior Class Garage Sale Set for March 2nd
February 5, 2019
Every year, the junior class annually puts...
“Get your shots!” say doctors as flu hits area schools hard
January 30, 2019
It’s flu season. It’s that time of the year again...
Loading ...