The district is celebrating academic growth and achievement at a number of JMCSS schools - including Arlington Elementary. Arlington Principal Dr. Shemon Reaves tells us why P.I.E is so important to success at AES. Plus, Christy Hays, JMCSS Fine Arts Coordinator for Art, Theatre, and Dance, shows us how support and funding for the arts have improved under Superintendent Dr. Marlon King. This is Episode Four!

This week, we’ve invited Community Partners from the City of Jackson to share details about several - family-friendly activities happening this spring. Whitney Billingsley will join us for those details. Plus…it’s that time of the year, PreK registration is now open. Kristen Peachy is here to tell us how you can help our youngest learners prepare for their first kindergarten and beyond.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month—a time to honor strength, raise awareness, and stand in solidarity with those affected by this disease. Today’s episode is especially close to our hearts as we spotlight two incredible educators who have faced breast cancer head-on and continue to inspire through their resilience and leaders.

Joining us are Dr. Kim Quinn, principal of Northeast Middle School, and Debbie Taylor, instructional coach at Isaac Lane Elementary. Their stories are powerful reminders of courage, community, and the importance of early detection.