Mississippi School of the Arts accepted its first class of students in the fall of 2003. The inspiration of creating a magnificent place to study the arts came from the idea ofRead More…
This year’s summer arts camp saw 92 registered campers participating in all art disciplines at Mississippi School of the Arts (MSA). That was the largest number to attend an arts camp toRead More…
Award winning journalists, Maggie Wade and Walt Grayson, made a humble appearance at Mississippi School of the Arts during a week-long showcase of Brookhaven, Mississippi. The WLBT Channel 3 newscast was heldRead More…
MSA ambassadors met with state legislators and guests at the Mississippi State Capitol Building for Brookhaven Day at the Capitol. It was an opportunity to show off what the City of BrookhavenRead More…
We’re thankful to the Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) for spotlighting Mississippi School of the Arts, the state’s public residential high school for fine arts. The Spotlight was recognized and shown atRead More…
This summer, The Mississippi School of the Arts’ (MSA) class of 2018 was busy traveling, perfecting their skills, and volunteering across the globe in places like New York City and Peru asRead More…
The Mississippi School of the Arts Foundation (MSAF) and the Brookhaven Trust are sponsoring a guest artist residency at the Mississippi School of the Arts (MSA) with internationally commissioned visual artist andRead More…
Last week, we welcomed to the campus Mississippi Speaker of the House Philip Gunn and Education Committee Chairman Representative John Moore. Our guests were accompanied by MSA’s Foundation Chairman Bill Sones, District 93 Representative BeckyRead More…
The Arts Schools Network Board of Directors has designated Mississippi School of the Arts in Brookhaven, Mississippi as a 2017-2019 Exemplary School in recognition of its commitment to excellence. The Exemplary SchoolRead More…
The Mississippi School of the Arts class of 2017 recently celebrated a milestone in their lives, graduation. After two years at the state’s special school designed for fine arts, 55 seniors areRead More…