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CHS’s homecoming court was honored at halftime of the Oct. 18 O’Bannon at football game in Tiger Stadium. Pictured from left are escort Adrain Holloway, with freshman maid Carmis Hill; escort Nathan Randolph, with sophomore maid Rosie Randolph; escort Tracy Truly Sr., with junior maid Shyerra Truly; escort Berlin Taylor, with senior maid Sariyah Boyd; escort Mason Edwards, with senior maid Kamiya Johnson; Miss Kindergarten Milaya Bradford, with escort, Mr. Kindergarten Talyen Truly, both of Charleston Elementary School; Mr. CHS Timothy Kirk Jr.; escort Aquedius McIntyre, with senior maid Alysun McIntyre; Mr. Charleston Elementary School Mason Taylor, who escorted Miss Charleston Elementary School Jewelrie Dunnigan; escort Laderious Drain, with senior maid Emily Davis; Mr. Career and Technical Education Anthony Davis, with junior maid and Miss Career and Technical Education Amalarie Williams; escort Lincoln Smith, with sophomore maid Armani Smith; and escort Kolby Kendall, with freshman maid Kloe Robey.

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Homecoming court honored at Charleston High School
Thu,10/31/24-1:37PM , 1,933 Reads
By YOLANDA SPROLES
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Will Mississippi schools join the cellphone ban bandwagon?
By Simeon Gates - Mississippi Today
Wed,10/30/24-11:45AM , 207 Reads 6,473 Statewide
Many state lawmakers want to take action on teen mental health and say they believe restricting cellphone use in schools is a solution. But opinions and research on the topic are mixed.

Among those who oppose a full ban: Two high school students from opposite ends of the state.
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The Lyceum Building on University of Mississippi's campus in Oxford. Credit: Molly Minta/Mississippi Today

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IHL approves Ole Miss diversity division closure
By Molly Minta - Mississippi Today
Thu,10/24/24-8:41AM , 143 Reads 5,410 Statewide
The University of Mississippi’s plan to replace an administrative division dedicated to diversity, equity and inclusion with one focused on access won approval by its governing board last week.
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Demetria White, Tougaloo College's director of Academic Computing and assistant professor of Mathematics, discusses cryptography with students Noel Ricks (left) and Aeries Hoskins, at the cyber security clinic on campus, Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024. Credit: Vickie D. King/Mississippi Today

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Tougaloo College opens clinic to provide free cybersecurity to underserved entities
By Simeon Gates - Mississippi Today
Mon,10/21/24-2:11PM , 332 Reads 6,676 Statewide
As cyber attacks become more common, Tougaloo College has established a cybersecurity clinic to protect and educate the underserved.
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