The elementary school your child will attend is determined by the zone in which you reside.
Biloxi has one junior high school and one high school. However, if you are unsure which elementary school zone you live in, you can call the Student Services office at (228) 374-1810, extension 1125, or you can e-mail aimee.brown@biloxischools.net.
Biloxi residents living north of I-10, (and south of I-10 in some areas such as Eagle Point) although now part of the city of Biloxi, do not reside in the Biloxi Public School District. These residents are in the Harrison County School District Students living in this area of the city may attend Biloxi Public Schools on a tuition basis.
The Gulfport School District has been recognized as a SACS/CASI Quality School District and has been assigned the overall assessment level of Highly Functioning. This assessment level assignment is the highest level of accreditation and indicates that the Gulfport School District has met the accreditation requirements for the Commitment to Continuous Improvement standard.
Curriculum is "what" is taught in our schools. It is based on the Mississippi Curriculum Frameworks for language arts, math, science, social science, physical education, and the arts. Language Arts includes reading, writing, listening, and speaking. The standards are taught using research-based instructional strategies and are presented to students in large groups, small groups, or on a tutorial basis. Instruction is "how" we teach the skills. Teachers use a variety of instructional strategies to motivate and bring children to mastery.
The Long Beach School District, in accordance with the Mississippi Department of Education’s regulations and standards for gifted education programs, is committed to identifying intellectually gifted students and providing a program of enrichment that addresses their unique talents, needs, and learning styles. Recognizing the intellectual, emotional, and social needs of gifted students; as well as their potential for creativity, higher-level thinking, independent learning, and leadership; the program addresses cognitive and affective needs with a curriculum that is qualitatively different from the regular classroom.
The Pass Christian School District is located on the shining waters of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Our students have the highest academic achievement in the state, and the district has been recognized nationally for continued success. We thank our supportive community, visionary leadership, exceptional teachers, and hard working students for their unrelenting commitment to excellence.
As one of this State’s comprehensive service centers administered by the Mississippi Department of Mental Health, we have supported individuals with developmental disabilities since 1978. Our website offers information about who we are, who we serve and how those supports are organized among 16 locations in Hancock, Harrison, Jackson, George, Stone and Pearl River counties.