The Moss Point School District is extremely grateful for the efforts of Moss Point Active Citizens (MPAC) to feed approximately 120 hungry Moss Point students and their families through the Backpack Buddies Program.
Backpack Buddies is a program designed to help feed students and their families over the weekend.
With Mississippi leading the nation in obesity, the Moss Point School District is proud to be a part of efforts through the Bower Grant Foundation to change that statistic. The district is in its second year of funding of the grant to help implement and enhance programs that promote healthy lifestyles for both students and employees.
Dozens of employees recently completed the Mississippi in Motion Program. The 12-week program was facilitated by the Mississippi State Extension Service. The organization held weekly sessions that offered important information on healthy lifestyles. Dawn Vosbein was one of the facilitators of the sessions.
Four Moss Point High School students recently put their culinary art skills to the test. Chanler Booker, Alexis Curtis, Jacob Mcinnis, and Skye Pitts were all members of the team that placed sixth out 15 Mississippi schools in the first ever ProStart Mississippi Culinary competition. The event was held in Jackson earlier this month.
We’ve all heard the saying “Milk does the body good.” According to nutritious experts, milk provides nutrients like calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and protein to name a few. I glass of milk provides the recommended dietary allowances of nutrients.
With Mississippi leading the nation in obesity, the Moss Point School District is proud to be a part of efforts through the Bower Grant Foundation to change that statistic. The district is in its second year of funding of the grant to help implement and enhance programs that promote healthy lifestyles for both students and employees.
