During this two-day institute, teachers will examine the Mississippi College- and Career-Readiness Standards to identify the progression of statistical concepts from 6th grade through high school.

Explore hand-on activities designed to help students understand geometric concepts.

Learn how to teach your students elementary science concepts with a product that they already know and love–LEGOs.

The USM Gulf Coast Research Lab is beginning year three of its watershed education program that will guide teachers in engaging their middle and high school students in a meaningful watershed educational experience (MWEE) that takes place during the fall of 2017 school year in their classroom and during a research cruise on the Pascagoula River aboard GCRL’s R/V Jim Franks.

The Office of Student Assessment at the Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) will host a one-day Mississippi Assessment Program (MAP) Item Writing Workshop for teachers this June 2017 at three locations around the state.

This two-day session will highlight common characteristics of struggling learners and present instructional techniques to help them.

This two-day workshop will provide opportunities for teachers to explore the development of algebraic reasoning across grade levels and to experience problem solving activities that can be used to help students to develop their algebraic reasoning skills.

The Office of the State Superintendent is now accepting applications for the 2017-18 Mississippi Teacher Council (MTC) through June 30.