0MSA History Instructor Selected as a 2019 NEH Summer Scholar
Vickie Garland Malone, a teacher from Mississippi School of the Arts, was selected as an NEH Summer Scholar from a national applicant pool to attend one of 15 Landmarks of American HistoryRead More...
0The Gloster Arts Project: Providing Children a Quality Arts Education
Jamira Jackson, a senior vocal music student at Mississippi School of the Arts (c/o 2020), was invited to perform at the culmination activity of the Gloster Arts Project, a non-profit, 3-week artist-residencyRead More...
0Candlelight Dinner Brings In 2019 School Year
Move-in days, orientation days, first day of school. It’s quite busy around the campus during the first week on campus. However, it settles down a bit after the first day of schoolRead More...
0Lancaster Places Second in High School Film Competition
In April 2019, the Media Arts junior and senior classes participated in the Tupelo Film Festival’s High School Film Competition, held at the Bolton Campus of Itawamba Community College. Students were ableRead More...
0Mississippi School of the Arts Receives Grant from Georgia Pacific
The Mississippi School of the Arts (MSA) recently received a $10,000.00 grant from Georgia Pacific to help better prepare its students from across Mississippi to be productive citizens in society through JuniorRead More...
0MSA Visual and Literary Students Receive National Awards for 2019
Mississippi School of the Arts celebrates national achievements throughout the course of the school year. During the spring, students in Visual and Literary received national recognition for their recent work in theRead More...
MSA Podcast Production invited Brookhaven native Shaw Furlow into the studio to share his story and talk about the local area music and arts scene. Shaw gives an interesting tidbit about how MTV (Music Television) got started. Are we on the brink of an explosive arts culture? Listen and decide.
MSA’s Library Media Center and Book Club are celebrating the first year of ALA/YALSA TeenTober by offering book reviews starting this month and continuing monthly throughout the school year. Through a collaboration with the Lincoln-Lawrence-Franklin Regional Public Library, the Book Club will share the reviews as a link on the public library’s web site to help promote reading with teens throughout the area and State.
Community Events / Showcases
MSA Theatre presents "Dancing at Lughnasa" by Brian Friel
Nov 14, 2019 - Nov 16, 2019 7:00pm, Enochs Black Box Theater
Nov 14, 2019 - Nov 16, 2019 7:00pm, Enochs Black Box Theater
