Gulfport School District
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This summer, three Gulfport High School students had the opportunity to attend Magnolia Boys State! 🇺🇸
We’re proud of Carter P., William P., and Dante L. for representing Gulfport High School and taking part in this weeklong experience focused on leadership, government, and civic engagement. Way to go, Admirals!
We’re proud of Carter P., William P., and Dante L. for representing Gulfport High School and taking part in this weeklong experience focused on leadership, government, and civic engagement. Way to go, Admirals!
The Gulfport School District community is deeply saddened by the passing of Gulfport High School 10th-grade student Levi Edwards.
Our thoughts, prayers, and deepest sympathies are with Levi’s family, friends, classmates, teachers, and loved ones during this difficult time. Our GHS counselors are available to support students and staff as our school community grieves.
Please continue to keep Levi’s family and the Gulfport High School community in your thoughts and respect their privacy.
Forever an Admiral.
Our thoughts, prayers, and deepest sympathies are with Levi’s family, friends, classmates, teachers, and loved ones during this difficult time. Our GHS counselors are available to support students and staff as our school community grieves.
Please continue to keep Levi’s family and the Gulfport High School community in your thoughts and respect their privacy.
Forever an Admiral.
Day 1 in the books at the Bollinger Shipyards for the Next Gen Shipbuilders ⚓️
After completing a full week of safety training, our students officially received their PPE today and jumped straight into hands-on welding techniques. The energy at the new Bollinger Training facility was off the charts—our students couldn’t wait to get their hands on the welding torch!
This is real-world experience. This is Work-Based Learning in action.
#AnchoredInExcellence #AdmiralProud #WBL #Shipyard #SkilledTrades
Click here to watch the video: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1CK7AXzTjD/?mibextid=wwXIfr
REMINDER: Mayor's Youth Council Applications are due FRIDAY!
Calling all future leaders — the Gulfport Mayor's Youth Council will be accepting applications for the 2026–2027 service year!
This year, just 25 students will be selected to serve, learn, and lead alongside Mayor Hugh Keating and city leadership. If you're ready to make an impact in your community, this is your moment.
Who can apply?
✅ Juniors or seniors who live within Gulfport city limits
🗓️Deadline: Friday, August 28th at 5 PM
Selection is competitive and comparative, and the application is thorough because we're looking for students who are serious about leadership and service. Give it your best.
For more information, please contact Ravin Nettles at rnettles@gulfport-ms.gov
View the social post here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19Q8i3ze49/
Calling all future leaders — the Gulfport Mayor's Youth Council will be accepting applications for the 2026–2027 service year!
This year, just 25 students will be selected to serve, learn, and lead alongside Mayor Hugh Keating and city leadership. If you're ready to make an impact in your community, this is your moment.
Who can apply?
✅ Juniors or seniors who live within Gulfport city limits
🗓️Deadline: Friday, August 28th at 5 PM
Selection is competitive and comparative, and the application is thorough because we're looking for students who are serious about leadership and service. Give it your best.
For more information, please contact Ravin Nettles at rnettles@gulfport-ms.gov
View the social post here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19Q8i3ze49/
BVMS Open House tonight! It’s that time! 🎉 We can’t wait to see you and your kids at Open House💙🧡 Come meet the teachers, tour the school, and get a glimpse into the exciting things already happening here at BVMS.
This summer, Gulfport High School student Tessa C. had the incredible opportunity to attend the U.S. Naval Academy Summer Seminar! ⚓️🇺🇸
The Summer Seminar allows rising seniors to experience life at the U.S. Naval Academy, explore STEM and leadership opportunities, and learn more about what it takes to serve as a future Naval officer.
We are proud of Tessa for representing Gulfport High School and taking part in this outstanding opportunity!
The Summer Seminar allows rising seniors to experience life at the U.S. Naval Academy, explore STEM and leadership opportunities, and learn more about what it takes to serve as a future Naval officer.
We are proud of Tessa for representing Gulfport High School and taking part in this outstanding opportunity!
🚨🚨GAME UPDATE🚨🚨
Tonight’s jamboree in Hattiesburg vs Oak Grove has been canceled due to weather.
Repost from Crosby Parker, District Attorney: When you get a moment, please watch the video below. I’m incredibly proud of the IMPACT Mentor Program and the collaboration between the Boys & Girls Club, Gulfport, Harrison County, and Pass Christian School Districts. It has been amazing to see the positive impact this program is having on both the high school student mentors and the elementary school mentees. This is what investing in our young people and strengthening our community is all about!
Check out the social post and video here: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1JNLDjizFJ/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Calling all student artists and poets! 🎨🐦 The Walter Anderson Museum of Art is inviting K–12 students to submit original artwork and poetry for the 2026–2027 Student Art Show, Bravuras of Birds.
Inspired by Walt Whitman’s Song of Myself, this year’s theme encourages students to explore birds as symbols of voice, freedom, movement, and imagination.
Submissions are due November 1, with the exhibition taking place December 18–January 3, 2027, at the Ocean Springs Community Center.
Scan the QR code on the flyer or visit the link below for submission guidelines and details! 📲
https://julian571.wixforms.com/f/7487889735633863695
Inspired by Walt Whitman’s Song of Myself, this year’s theme encourages students to explore birds as symbols of voice, freedom, movement, and imagination.
Submissions are due November 1, with the exhibition taking place December 18–January 3, 2027, at the Ocean Springs Community Center.
Scan the QR code on the flyer or visit the link below for submission guidelines and details! 📲
https://julian571.wixforms.com/f/7487889735633863695
Meal applications are now available for the 2026–2027 school year. 🍎🥛
Families must re-apply for meal benefits each school year. Apply online at gulfportschools.org/free-and-reduced-application.
If you have questions or need assistance, contact your school or the Child Nutrition Department at (228) 865-4680.
Families must re-apply for meal benefits each school year. Apply online at gulfportschools.org/free-and-reduced-application.
If you have questions or need assistance, contact your school or the Child Nutrition Department at (228) 865-4680.
Repost from City of Gulfport - Mayor's Office: Mayor's Youth Council Applications are officially OPEN! 📣
Calling all future leaders — the Gulfport Mayor's Youth Council will be accepting applications for the 2026–2027 service year!
This year, just 25 students will be selected to serve, learn, and lead alongside Mayor Hugh Keating and city leadership. If you're ready to make an impact in your community, this is your moment.
Who can apply?
✅ Juniors or seniors who live within Gulfport city limits
Selection is competitive and comparative, and the application is thorough because we're looking for students who are serious about leadership and service. Give it your best.
Application Form: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSeec3aJTbl3VQ.../viewform
For more information, please contact Ravin Nettles at rnettles@gulfport-ms.gov
Calling all future leaders — the Gulfport Mayor's Youth Council will be accepting applications for the 2026–2027 service year!
This year, just 25 students will be selected to serve, learn, and lead alongside Mayor Hugh Keating and city leadership. If you're ready to make an impact in your community, this is your moment.
Who can apply?
✅ Juniors or seniors who live within Gulfport city limits
Selection is competitive and comparative, and the application is thorough because we're looking for students who are serious about leadership and service. Give it your best.
Application Form: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSeec3aJTbl3VQ.../viewform
For more information, please contact Ravin Nettles at rnettles@gulfport-ms.gov
Gulfport Night with the Biloxi Shuckers! ⚾️ Join us for a fun night at the ballpark as we celebrate Gulfport Night with the Biloxi Shuckers! 💙🧡
September 3 | 6:35 PM
Keesler Federal Park
Ticket proceeds will benefit the Academic Institutes of Gulfport, helping support opportunities for students.
Scan the QR code on the graphic or visit the link below to purchase your tickets!
🔗 https://sites.google.com/gulfportschools.org/admiral-nation/home?pli=1
Repost from Pass Road Elementary: ✨ Learning in motion! ✨
Our 2nd graders are using flexible seating + cooperative learning to collaborate, share ideas, and take ownership of their learning! 🤝📚💡
Different seats. Shared ideas. BIG learning! 💙
Our 2nd graders are using flexible seating + cooperative learning to collaborate, share ideas, and take ownership of their learning! 🤝📚💡
Different seats. Shared ideas. BIG learning! 💙
The Admiral Band had a fantastic time Celebrating and Marching in the 33rd Ave High School Parade this morning! 💙🧡|💚💛
Thank you to the Gulfport Fire Department for visiting Gulfport High School and giving our students hands-on lessons about fire safety and emergency preparedness! 🚒🔥
Students learned about fire extinguishers, what to do in a crisis situation, and how to respond safely during a fire. They even had the opportunity to practice using a fire extinguisher to put out a controlled fire.
We appreciate the Gulfport Fire Department for helping our students build important skills that can make a difference in an emergency! 🧯👏
Students learned about fire extinguishers, what to do in a crisis situation, and how to respond safely during a fire. They even had the opportunity to practice using a fire extinguisher to put out a controlled fire.
We appreciate the Gulfport Fire Department for helping our students build important skills that can make a difference in an emergency! 🧯👏
Repost from 28th Street Elementary: Mrs. Gunn’s third-grade homeroom class enjoyed having a vocabulary social while showing mastery of their vocabulary words of the week. They also learned the impact llamas and alpacas had on the Incan lifestyle while learning to find the main idea of a text.
Repost from Seashore Highlands: What started as a high school culinary job has grown into something even sweeter! Trae started as a part-time team member last year through our advisory council program with Gulfport High School -Academic Institutes of Gulfport culinary class.
Today, Chef Trae was back in the kitchen—this time as a full-time member of our team—serving up a delicious strawberry shortcake cup for our residents!
We’re so proud to watch his journey unfold and grateful that he continues to be part of our Seashore Highlands family. 👨🍳🍓
Today, Chef Trae was back in the kitchen—this time as a full-time member of our team—serving up a delicious strawberry shortcake cup for our residents!
We’re so proud to watch his journey unfold and grateful that he continues to be part of our Seashore Highlands family. 👨🍳🍓
Repost from PRE: 🏁🔦 Racing to Proficiency… one page at a time! 📚✨
Our 3rd graders made reading extra fun with Flashlight Friday! 🔦 They settled in, grabbed their books, and raced toward their AR goals while enjoying a little Friday reading fun! 🏎️📖
Read! Learn! Grow! 🏁💙🧡
Our 3rd graders made reading extra fun with Flashlight Friday! 🔦 They settled in, grabbed their books, and raced toward their AR goals while enjoying a little Friday reading fun! 🏎️📖
Read! Learn! Grow! 🏁💙🧡
Repost from BVMS: 📚 Learning, collaborating, and sharing ideas in Ms. Jones’ 6th-grade math class!
Students worked in groups to read and annotate passages, identify the central idea, and find evidence to back up their thinking. Then, they put their ideas on chart paper and presented their work to the class.
The best part? Classmates got involved too—coming up to review the evidence and share whether they thought it really supported the group’s central idea. 🙌
Lots of teamwork, thoughtful discussion, and students learning from one another! 🧡💙
See the post here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/198nvRrA3g/
Students worked in groups to read and annotate passages, identify the central idea, and find evidence to back up their thinking. Then, they put their ideas on chart paper and presented their work to the class.
The best part? Classmates got involved too—coming up to review the evidence and share whether they thought it really supported the group’s central idea. 🙌
Lots of teamwork, thoughtful discussion, and students learning from one another! 🧡💙
See the post here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/198nvRrA3g/
Got plans for fall break yet? Registration is open for our S3 Fall Camp—S3 & Sustainability for kids in grades 3-8! It’s happening Sept 28–Oct 2 at the MSU Coastal Extension office in Biloxi, put on alongside Southern Miss's Center for STEM Education. The best part? It’s only $50 for the whole week!
Check out the details at https://stembythesea.org/ and grab a spot before they fill up: https://stembythesea.org/s3-camp-signup
Check out the details at https://stembythesea.org/ and grab a spot before they fill up: https://stembythesea.org/s3-camp-signup
