Gov. Tate Reeves announced Tuesday the starting date of grades 7 through 12 would be delayed two weeks for a handful of counties, including Coahoma, due to a high COVID-19 count.
This is the start of the Back to School shopping season and Tax-Free Weekend is Friday and Saturday. It is the weekend when people traditionally shop for their kids and spend a little extra money on a night out or weekend get-together before school starts.
The health of students is of primary concern to the Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) and Mississippi schools and the following guidelines are designed to provide basic information and procedures regarding viruses in schools.
Enrolling at Coahoma Community College is simple and easy, follow the five steps outlined below to guide you through the registration process.
Students who register early have the best chance of getting the most convenient class schedule.
Education is the only chance some kids get in life and they can’t get an education if they are not in school.
Senate Bill 2015, signed into law in 2010, prohibits bullying or harassing behavior in Mississippi schools.
The bill requires all local school districts to adopt a policy prohibiting bullying and harassing behavior.
Healthcare facilities which followed applicable public health guidance in good faith in treating patients are now immune from civil liability for COVID-19-related lawsuits, under recently enacted legislation.
Children entering a Mississippi school (from pre-kindergarten to 12th grade) for the first time are required to have five vaccinations before they can attend classes.
The plan is Coahoma Early College High School students to attend school in person twice a week and have online learning every Monday for the 2020-21 school year.
CECHS principal Cloretha Jamison outlined the hybrid model she will use in response to the coronavirus pandemic during the Coahoma Community College and CECHS board meeting Monday morning.
