As prom approaches, the safety of our students remains a top priority. Our School Resource Officers and local law enforcement spoke with students about making safe, responsible choices on this special night.
We are also sharing a powerful video created by Tiger TV, Shattered Dreams, which highlights the real-life consequences that can occur when safety is not taken seriously.
We encourage all students and families to take a moment to watch and reflect. Let’s work together to ensure prom night is a safe and memorable experience for everyone.
https://youtu.be/lXBN-k5FAz0
We are also sharing a powerful video created by Tiger TV, Shattered Dreams, which highlights the real-life consequences that can occur when safety is not taken seriously.
We encourage all students and families to take a moment to watch and reflect. Let’s work together to ensure prom night is a safe and memorable experience for everyone.
https://youtu.be/lXBN-k5FAz0
🚨 Guest Speaker Alert at SPHS! 🚨
On Monday, April 6, our Healthcare & Clinical Services students in Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes had an incredible learning experience with C. Robertson, a retired law enforcement professional with 25 years of experience as a patrolman, patrol lieutenant, and patrol captain. His distinguished career also includes service as a hostage negotiator, SWAT team member, public relations officer, and SRO supervisor, as well as completing the FBI National Academy 221st Session. He currently serves as a middle school science teacher.
Mr. Robertson gave an eye-opening presentation on forensics, coroners, and medical examiners, covering topics such as:
🩺 The difference between a medical examiner and a coroner
⚖️ What a Legal Death Investigator and a thanatologist do
💀 Secrets of coroners and medical examiners, including how they work with both the dead and the living
⏱️ How experts estimate time of death using rigor, livor, and algor mortis
🪲 The fascinating role of forensic entomology in solving cases
⚠️ How medical examiners must navigate crime scenes safely
📺 Real-life MEs vs. TV portrayals
Students also explored the manners of death, stages of decomposition, and the tools and techniques used to uncover the truth behind mysterious deaths.
A huge thank-you to Mr. Robertson for sharing his expertise and giving our students a glimpse into the fascinating world of forensics! 👏💀🕵️♂️
On Monday, April 6, our Healthcare & Clinical Services students in Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes had an incredible learning experience with C. Robertson, a retired law enforcement professional with 25 years of experience as a patrolman, patrol lieutenant, and patrol captain. His distinguished career also includes service as a hostage negotiator, SWAT team member, public relations officer, and SRO supervisor, as well as completing the FBI National Academy 221st Session. He currently serves as a middle school science teacher.
Mr. Robertson gave an eye-opening presentation on forensics, coroners, and medical examiners, covering topics such as:
🩺 The difference between a medical examiner and a coroner
⚖️ What a Legal Death Investigator and a thanatologist do
💀 Secrets of coroners and medical examiners, including how they work with both the dead and the living
⏱️ How experts estimate time of death using rigor, livor, and algor mortis
🪲 The fascinating role of forensic entomology in solving cases
⚠️ How medical examiners must navigate crime scenes safely
📺 Real-life MEs vs. TV portrayals
Students also explored the manners of death, stages of decomposition, and the tools and techniques used to uncover the truth behind mysterious deaths.
A huge thank-you to Mr. Robertson for sharing his expertise and giving our students a glimpse into the fascinating world of forensics! 👏💀🕵️♂️
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students had an exciting and engaging visit from Navy officer Toddriquez Jones, PO1, USN! ⚓
Mr. Jones spoke with Mrs. Shultice's and Mrs. Sprouse’s Healthcare and Clinical Services classes and Mr. Colbert's Sports Medicine class about the many medical careers available in the Navy, as well as the incredible benefits such as travel opportunities, health insurance, and retirement. He gave students a real-world look at what it’s like to serve in the medical field while seeing the world!
To kick things off, he got students involved with a fun (and competitive!) activity—pushups for the guys and planks for the girls, all timed. 💪 Students loved the challenge and energy he brought to the room!
He also shared unique pieces of art he collected during his travels, including a beautiful painting and a statue of the Greek god Poseidon from Souda Bay, Greece—giving students a glimpse into the cultures and experiences the Navy can offer.
Our students truly enjoyed this presentation and walked away with valuable insight into future career paths. Thank you, PO1 Jones, for inspiring the next generation! 🙌
Mr. Jones spoke with Mrs. Shultice's and Mrs. Sprouse’s Healthcare and Clinical Services classes and Mr. Colbert's Sports Medicine class about the many medical careers available in the Navy, as well as the incredible benefits such as travel opportunities, health insurance, and retirement. He gave students a real-world look at what it’s like to serve in the medical field while seeing the world!
To kick things off, he got students involved with a fun (and competitive!) activity—pushups for the guys and planks for the girls, all timed. 💪 Students loved the challenge and energy he brought to the room!
He also shared unique pieces of art he collected during his travels, including a beautiful painting and a statue of the Greek god Poseidon from Souda Bay, Greece—giving students a glimpse into the cultures and experiences the Navy can offer.
Our students truly enjoyed this presentation and walked away with valuable insight into future career paths. Thank you, PO1 Jones, for inspiring the next generation! 🙌
South Panola High School is proud to recognize the winners of the 11th Grade Financial Literacy Reality Fair drawing held in February. This event provided students with a hands-on opportunity to explore real-world financial decision-making and budgeting skills.
Pictured from left to right are student winners: Christopher Darby, Charles Hawkins, Arian McKinney, and Derricko Adair. Not pictured are additional recipients: Micah Roberts and Taniyah Willingham.
Each student received a $25 gift certificate to Buffalo Wild Wings as a reward for their participation.
South Panola High School would like to extend a special thank you to Buffalo Wild Wings of Oxford, MS for their generous support, as well as to all the businesses and organizations that contributed their time and resources to make this event a success. Your partnership continues to make a meaningful impact on our students as they prepare for their futures.
Pictured from left to right are student winners: Christopher Darby, Charles Hawkins, Arian McKinney, and Derricko Adair. Not pictured are additional recipients: Micah Roberts and Taniyah Willingham.
Each student received a $25 gift certificate to Buffalo Wild Wings as a reward for their participation.
South Panola High School would like to extend a special thank you to Buffalo Wild Wings of Oxford, MS for their generous support, as well as to all the businesses and organizations that contributed their time and resources to make this event a success. Your partnership continues to make a meaningful impact on our students as they prepare for their futures.
🚨 Attention Class of 2027! 🚨
It's time to order SENIOR JERSEYS! 🎉🔥 Show off your senior pride and grab yours now!
📩 Order forms have been emailed to all current juniors—check your inbox!
💰 Orders & payment will be accepted until 12:00 noon on Tuesday, April 21.
📍 Pay Mrs. Elmore in the SPHS front office.
Don’t miss out on this chance to rep your senior year in style!❤💙 #SPHS2027 #GoTigers
It's time to order SENIOR JERSEYS! 🎉🔥 Show off your senior pride and grab yours now!
📩 Order forms have been emailed to all current juniors—check your inbox!
💰 Orders & payment will be accepted until 12:00 noon on Tuesday, April 21.
📍 Pay Mrs. Elmore in the SPHS front office.
Don’t miss out on this chance to rep your senior year in style!❤💙 #SPHS2027 #GoTigers
SPHS Health Care & Clinical Services Students Explore Mental Health History! 🌟
On Friday March 27, 2026, our students had an incredible learning experience at MS State Hospital’s 350-acre campus! Guided by the gracious Mrs. D. Brown, they explored the Mental Health Museum and learned about the history of mental health care, including treatments like ECT, hydrotherapy, insulin coma therapy, and lobotomy.
The tour included the hospital’s historic buildings (most built 1926–1932) and modern facilities, such as in-patient treatment units, the new maximum-security forensic services unit, the medical-surgical hospital, and the nursing home. Students gained firsthand insight into how mental health care has evolved over time while seeing the blend of historic and contemporary structures on campus.
👏 A special thank you to Mrs. C. McKee for safely driving one of the mini vans and helping make this trip possible!
A big thank you to Mrs. D. Brown and the MS State Hospital team for an unforgettable educational experience! 🏥✨
On Friday March 27, 2026, our students had an incredible learning experience at MS State Hospital’s 350-acre campus! Guided by the gracious Mrs. D. Brown, they explored the Mental Health Museum and learned about the history of mental health care, including treatments like ECT, hydrotherapy, insulin coma therapy, and lobotomy.
The tour included the hospital’s historic buildings (most built 1926–1932) and modern facilities, such as in-patient treatment units, the new maximum-security forensic services unit, the medical-surgical hospital, and the nursing home. Students gained firsthand insight into how mental health care has evolved over time while seeing the blend of historic and contemporary structures on campus.
👏 A special thank you to Mrs. C. McKee for safely driving one of the mini vans and helping make this trip possible!
A big thank you to Mrs. D. Brown and the MS State Hospital team for an unforgettable educational experience! 🏥✨
Mark your calendars! 🎭✨
South Panola High School is proud to present SIX: The Musical – Teen Edition! Don’t miss this exciting, high-energy production performed by our talented students.
📅 Show Dates & Times:
• May 1 at 7:00 PM
• May 2 at 7:00 PM
• May 3 at 2:00 PM
Come out and support our cast and crew as they bring this unforgettable show to life! 💜🎤
South Panola High School is proud to present SIX: The Musical – Teen Edition! Don’t miss this exciting, high-energy production performed by our talented students.
📅 Show Dates & Times:
• May 1 at 7:00 PM
• May 2 at 7:00 PM
• May 3 at 2:00 PM
Come out and support our cast and crew as they bring this unforgettable show to life! 💜🎤
South Panola High School SkillsUSA State Competition Winners
We are proud to recognize our outstanding South Panola High School students who competed at the SkillsUSA State Competition in Jackson!
Dustin Jones – 1st Place, Small Engines
Colton Whitaker – 1st Place, Welding
Jonah Smith – 3rd Place, Job Demonstration Open
Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence truly paid off on the state level. We are especially excited to announce that Colton Whitaker and Jonah Smith will advance to represent South Panola High School at the SkillsUSA National Competition this summer!
Join us in congratulating these students on their incredible achievements—we are proud of you!
We are proud to recognize our outstanding South Panola High School students who competed at the SkillsUSA State Competition in Jackson!
Dustin Jones – 1st Place, Small Engines
Colton Whitaker – 1st Place, Welding
Jonah Smith – 3rd Place, Job Demonstration Open
Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence truly paid off on the state level. We are especially excited to announce that Colton Whitaker and Jonah Smith will advance to represent South Panola High School at the SkillsUSA National Competition this summer!
Join us in congratulating these students on their incredible achievements—we are proud of you!
Educator preparation students made and hung up signs to help encourage students at BIS and BMS to do well on their upcoming state tests.
Big Congratulations to all of the lifters that competed this weekend at the State Championship. We are so proud of you all🏋🏽🏋🏽🐅🐅
Brooklyn Logan
Samara Rudd
Quay Brooks
Javon Dean
Trey Barksdale
Jae Moore
Patrick Daugherty
Brooklyn Logan
Samara Rudd
Quay Brooks
Javon Dean
Trey Barksdale
Jae Moore
Patrick Daugherty
South Panola High School is proud to recognize our students who recently competed in the Technology Student Association (TSA) State Competition held in Jackson, MS on March 25–26! 👏🐯
Representing SPHS were Eli Aven, Hays Cochran, Brayden Davenport, Willow Hetzler, and Frances “Frankie” Sprague, who all showcased their skills, creativity, and dedication.
🏆 **Competition Results:**
• Eli Aven & Hays Cochran – 3rd Place, Senior Solar Sprint
• Eli Aven, Hays Cochran & Willow Hetzler – 3rd Place, Technology Bowl
• Eli Aven, Hays Cochran & Willow Hetzler – 🥇 1st Place, System Control Technology
Additional participants:
• Frankie Sprague – Children’s Stories
• Brayden Davenport – Dragster
TSA Advisor Brandy Darby is extremely proud of these students and their commitment to the program. Their hard work truly paid off!
Congratulations to all—your Tiger pride is showing! 🐅💙
Representing SPHS were Eli Aven, Hays Cochran, Brayden Davenport, Willow Hetzler, and Frances “Frankie” Sprague, who all showcased their skills, creativity, and dedication.
🏆 **Competition Results:**
• Eli Aven & Hays Cochran – 3rd Place, Senior Solar Sprint
• Eli Aven, Hays Cochran & Willow Hetzler – 3rd Place, Technology Bowl
• Eli Aven, Hays Cochran & Willow Hetzler – 🥇 1st Place, System Control Technology
Additional participants:
• Frankie Sprague – Children’s Stories
• Brayden Davenport – Dragster
TSA Advisor Brandy Darby is extremely proud of these students and their commitment to the program. Their hard work truly paid off!
Congratulations to all—your Tiger pride is showing! 🐅💙
Huge Congratulations to Pat Daugherty and Jae Moore as they both placed 2nd in Saturday’s State Championship. We are so proud of you guys! 🐅🐅
Senator Justin Pope on Wednesday, March 25, 2026, led presentation of Senate Resolution 47, honoring the success and dedication of the South Panola High School Air Force JROTC Drone Team for winning its third consecutive Grand Championship at the Big JROTC Showdown in Mesquite, Texas. Never has a South Panola Air Force JROTC drone team captured three major championship titles in a single season.
On the front row standing left to right are Senator Derrick T. Simmons, Lead Assistant Coach LaShanda Carr, Senior Aerospace Instructor Lt. Col. (Ret.) Leonard Boothe, Head Coach and Aerospace Instructor (Ret.) TSgt Rodney D. Williams, Assistant Principal & Team Administrator Denise Pope, Senator Nicole Boyd, and Senator Pope.
Second Row (Left to Right): Cadet Captain Jer’Mirayia Henderson – Team Co-Captain / Pilot, Cadet Captain Londyn Glover – Public Affairs / Programmer, Cadet Senior Airman Keaudrey Black – Programmer, Cadet Command Chief Harmony Leavy – Programmer, and Cadet Airman Basic Amari Jiles – Flight Support.
Third Row (Left to Right): Cadet First Lieutenant Atiya Draper – Team Captain / Pilot, Cadet Second Lieutenant Jakerah Jones – Intelligence Team / Loadmaster, Cadet Major Tony Allen – Assistant Corps Commander / Programmer, Cadet Airman First Class Kylan Lee – Maintenance Officer / Loadmaster.
Fourth Row (Left to Right): Cadet Staff Sergeant Deadra Lee – Loadmaster, Cadet Airman First Class A’Zyia Butler – Safety Officer / Co-Pilot and Cadet Technical Sergeant Jeremy Yates – Flight Support.
Fifth Row (Left to Right):
Cadet Sergeant Zaykwon Wilson – Intelligence Team / Pilot and Cadet Airman Jakeria Henderson – Loadmaster
On the front row standing left to right are Senator Derrick T. Simmons, Lead Assistant Coach LaShanda Carr, Senior Aerospace Instructor Lt. Col. (Ret.) Leonard Boothe, Head Coach and Aerospace Instructor (Ret.) TSgt Rodney D. Williams, Assistant Principal & Team Administrator Denise Pope, Senator Nicole Boyd, and Senator Pope.
Second Row (Left to Right): Cadet Captain Jer’Mirayia Henderson – Team Co-Captain / Pilot, Cadet Captain Londyn Glover – Public Affairs / Programmer, Cadet Senior Airman Keaudrey Black – Programmer, Cadet Command Chief Harmony Leavy – Programmer, and Cadet Airman Basic Amari Jiles – Flight Support.
Third Row (Left to Right): Cadet First Lieutenant Atiya Draper – Team Captain / Pilot, Cadet Second Lieutenant Jakerah Jones – Intelligence Team / Loadmaster, Cadet Major Tony Allen – Assistant Corps Commander / Programmer, Cadet Airman First Class Kylan Lee – Maintenance Officer / Loadmaster.
Fourth Row (Left to Right): Cadet Staff Sergeant Deadra Lee – Loadmaster, Cadet Airman First Class A’Zyia Butler – Safety Officer / Co-Pilot and Cadet Technical Sergeant Jeremy Yates – Flight Support.
Fifth Row (Left to Right):
Cadet Sergeant Zaykwon Wilson – Intelligence Team / Pilot and Cadet Airman Jakeria Henderson – Loadmaster
📢🐯 Tiger Care Enrollment is OPEN for 2026–2027! 🐯📢
We are so excited to announce that our Tiger Care program has a limited number of spots available for the upcoming school year! 💙
Our program is designed especially for young learners, providing a fun, safe, and nurturing environment where children can grow, learn, and thrive through hands-on early childhood experiences. The Tiger Care program is a school lab preschool setting for our Early Childhood classes at SPHS. Please note that Tiger Care is NOT to be confused with our full-day Pre-K programs at Pope and Batesville Elementary.
✨ Who can enroll?
Children who are 3 or 4 years old by September 1, 2026
🗓️ Schedule:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
⏰ 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
(September – May)
Spots are limited, so don’t wait to grab this wonderful opportunity for your child!
📩 Contact Mrs. Christy Burnett for more information or to reserve your spot:
📧 cburnett@spanola.net
📞 662-563-4756
We are so excited to announce that our Tiger Care program has a limited number of spots available for the upcoming school year! 💙
Our program is designed especially for young learners, providing a fun, safe, and nurturing environment where children can grow, learn, and thrive through hands-on early childhood experiences. The Tiger Care program is a school lab preschool setting for our Early Childhood classes at SPHS. Please note that Tiger Care is NOT to be confused with our full-day Pre-K programs at Pope and Batesville Elementary.
✨ Who can enroll?
Children who are 3 or 4 years old by September 1, 2026
🗓️ Schedule:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
⏰ 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
(September – May)
Spots are limited, so don’t wait to grab this wonderful opportunity for your child!
📩 Contact Mrs. Christy Burnett for more information or to reserve your spot:
📧 cburnett@spanola.net
📞 662-563-4756
🏀 **Boys Basketball Tryouts – South Panola High School** 🏀
Attention future Tigers! Basketball tryouts are right around the corner!
📅 **Dates:** April 8th & 9th
⏰ **Time:** 3:30 – 5:00 PM
📍 **Location:** SPHS Gym
🔹 Open to **current 8th–11th grade boys**
🔹 Must have a **current physical** (or one already on file)
🔹 Bring **athletic shoes and shorts**
🔹 **No spectators allowed**
🔹 Please make sure rides are available for **pickup at 5:00 PM sharp**
If you have any questions, see or email Coach Roberts at **[broberts@spanola.net](mailto:broberts@spanola.net)**.
Come ready to work and compete—Go Tigers! 🐅💪
Attention future Tigers! Basketball tryouts are right around the corner!
📅 **Dates:** April 8th & 9th
⏰ **Time:** 3:30 – 5:00 PM
📍 **Location:** SPHS Gym
🔹 Open to **current 8th–11th grade boys**
🔹 Must have a **current physical** (or one already on file)
🔹 Bring **athletic shoes and shorts**
🔹 **No spectators allowed**
🔹 Please make sure rides are available for **pickup at 5:00 PM sharp**
If you have any questions, see or email Coach Roberts at **[broberts@spanola.net](mailto:broberts@spanola.net)**.
Come ready to work and compete—Go Tigers! 🐅💪
Special thanks to Mississippi State Senator Justin Pope (District 24) and Indiana State Senator Gregory Goode (District 38) for their support of the Indiana March Madness Aerial Drone Competition Signature Event this weekend in Terre Haute, Indiana as well as for engaging in meaningful discussions about the future growth of the drone industry in the United States.
Congratulations to the South Panola AFJROTC Drone Teams, Coach Rodney Williams, and the entire SPHS AFJROTC staff. Our teams continue to excel!
The South Panola AFJROTC Drone Teams delivered an impressive performance at the prestigious March Madness Aerial Drone Competition Signature Event, competing against the top 50 drone teams from across the United States. Both Team A and Team B advanced to the Final Four, where they were narrowly eliminated in highly competitive matches—highlighting the exceptional level of talent present.
In addition to their competitive success, the South Panola AJROTC was selected to present the colors during the opening ceremony, a distinct honor recognizing the unit’s professionalism, discipline, and military bearing on a national stage.
Competition Successes:
Team A led the unit with a standout achievement, earning the Communication Award, which recognizes the top-performing team in both interview and logbook evaluation. This distinction highlights excellence in technical knowledge, preparation, and presentation.
In overall competition results, Team B placed 8th in the skills competition, while Team A secured 11th place overall. In the teamwork challenge, Team A finished 6th overall, and Team B placed 10th overall, demonstrating strong coordination and operational effectiveness.
Additionally, Teams C and D each finished within the top 25 across performance categories, reinforcing the depth and strength of the AFJROTC drone program.
A notable individual performance came from freshman Cadet Brandon Johnson, who distinguished himself as a pilot with exceptional skill and composure, marking him as a rising talent within the program.
The teams were also supported by an outstanding flight support team, including freshmen Jeremy Yates and Amari Jiles, whose efforts contributed significantly to operational success throughout the competition.
This competition showcased the dedication, discipline, and technical expertise of our cadets. Their performance at a national level reflects the strength of our training and commitment to excellence.
The teams will next compete at the Marion STEM Competition in Marion, Alabama, where they aim to build on their success and continue developing their capabilities.
Congratulations to the South Panola AFJROTC Drone Teams, Coach Rodney Williams, and the entire SPHS AFJROTC staff. Our teams continue to excel!
The South Panola AFJROTC Drone Teams delivered an impressive performance at the prestigious March Madness Aerial Drone Competition Signature Event, competing against the top 50 drone teams from across the United States. Both Team A and Team B advanced to the Final Four, where they were narrowly eliminated in highly competitive matches—highlighting the exceptional level of talent present.
In addition to their competitive success, the South Panola AJROTC was selected to present the colors during the opening ceremony, a distinct honor recognizing the unit’s professionalism, discipline, and military bearing on a national stage.
Competition Successes:
Team A led the unit with a standout achievement, earning the Communication Award, which recognizes the top-performing team in both interview and logbook evaluation. This distinction highlights excellence in technical knowledge, preparation, and presentation.
In overall competition results, Team B placed 8th in the skills competition, while Team A secured 11th place overall. In the teamwork challenge, Team A finished 6th overall, and Team B placed 10th overall, demonstrating strong coordination and operational effectiveness.
Additionally, Teams C and D each finished within the top 25 across performance categories, reinforcing the depth and strength of the AFJROTC drone program.
A notable individual performance came from freshman Cadet Brandon Johnson, who distinguished himself as a pilot with exceptional skill and composure, marking him as a rising talent within the program.
The teams were also supported by an outstanding flight support team, including freshmen Jeremy Yates and Amari Jiles, whose efforts contributed significantly to operational success throughout the competition.
This competition showcased the dedication, discipline, and technical expertise of our cadets. Their performance at a national level reflects the strength of our training and commitment to excellence.
The teams will next compete at the Marion STEM Competition in Marion, Alabama, where they aim to build on their success and continue developing their capabilities.
Join us tonight as we celebrate excellence, leadership, and service at the South Panola High School National Honor Society Induction Ceremony!
🗓️ Tonight
⏰ 5:30 PM
📍 SPHS Gym
We are proud to recognize and welcome our newest members into the National Honor Society. Families and friends are invited to attend this special occasion as we honor the hard work and dedication of these outstanding students.
We look forward to seeing you there! 💙🐅
🗓️ Tonight
⏰ 5:30 PM
📍 SPHS Gym
We are proud to recognize and welcome our newest members into the National Honor Society. Families and friends are invited to attend this special occasion as we honor the hard work and dedication of these outstanding students.
We look forward to seeing you there! 💙🐅
Our Health Science and Clinical Services students had an incredible opportunity to visit Panola Pharmacy this week! 💊🏥
Co-owner Jenny Sullivant shared valuable insight into how the field of pharmacy has evolved over time—and how it continues to rapidly advance with new technology and patient care practices. Students learned about the many career pathways within pharmacy, from retail and hospital settings to specialized roles they may not have previously considered.
She also spoke candidly about important current issues impacting the profession, including the legal and political challenges facing independent pharmacies and the role of Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). This real-world perspective helped students better understand the complexities of healthcare beyond the classroom.
Safety in pharmacy practice was emphasized, along with the key attributes needed to succeed in the field.
A huge THANK YOU to Jenny Sullivant and the entire Panola Pharmacy team for investing in our students and inspiring the next generation of healthcare professionals! 🙌
We would also like to extend a special thank you to Brittney Barmer, our CTE secretary, for helping transport our students and making this experience possible. We appreciate your support! 🚐💙
Co-owner Jenny Sullivant shared valuable insight into how the field of pharmacy has evolved over time—and how it continues to rapidly advance with new technology and patient care practices. Students learned about the many career pathways within pharmacy, from retail and hospital settings to specialized roles they may not have previously considered.
She also spoke candidly about important current issues impacting the profession, including the legal and political challenges facing independent pharmacies and the role of Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). This real-world perspective helped students better understand the complexities of healthcare beyond the classroom.
Safety in pharmacy practice was emphasized, along with the key attributes needed to succeed in the field.
A huge THANK YOU to Jenny Sullivant and the entire Panola Pharmacy team for investing in our students and inspiring the next generation of healthcare professionals! 🙌
We would also like to extend a special thank you to Brittney Barmer, our CTE secretary, for helping transport our students and making this experience possible. We appreciate your support! 🚐💙
Senator Justin Pope on Thursday, March 19, 2026, led presentation of Senate Resolution 46, commending South Panola Junior Varsity Cheer Team for their first UCA National Championship. The South Panola Junior Varsity Cheer Team members are: Maggey Austin, Mckenzie Blackburn, Lyla Kate Burkes, Alyssia Burnette, Melanie Cannon, Adilyn Cole, Brooke Copeland, Harlee Kate Crumpler, Katie Daniel, Marlee Donahue, Ava Eckles, Amiyah Farmer, Sara Henri Hannaford, Mari Preslee Helms, Abbey Kate Johnson, Kadynce Johnson, Jermiyah Lee, Baylee Little, Braydee Clair Little, Annalynn Morgan, Peyton Nicholson, Raimah Poole, Alycia Robertson, Taylor Russell, Lela Sanford, Khloe Sneed, Hanna Talley, Destiney Thompson, Madison Turner, Adie Ware and Taniyah Willingham; and Coaches Mary Booth, Sara Helen Ware, Tori Beth Jenkins and Aerial Sanford.
Also pictured are from left, Senator Reginald D. Jackson, Representative Lataisha Jackson, Senator Nicole Boyd, and Representative Josh Hawkins.
Also pictured are from left, Senator Reginald D. Jackson, Representative Lataisha Jackson, Senator Nicole Boyd, and Representative Josh Hawkins.
🌱🌼 Growing Together at Tiger Care! 🌼🌱
This week, our Tiger Care students explored all things plants as part of our weekly theme—and what better way to learn than through hands-on experience!
Our Early Childhood students teamed up with Mr. Davenport’s Horticulture I classes for a special collaboration in the greenhouse. The high school students guided our Tiger Care children as they planted and learned about how plants grow, what they need to thrive, and how to care for them.
It was such a joy to see our students working together—learning, teaching, and building relationships across programs. These real-world, hands-on experiences are what make Tiger Care so special! 💚
We are so proud of our students for their teamwork and for helping our little learners “grow” in more ways than one! 🌿
This week, our Tiger Care students explored all things plants as part of our weekly theme—and what better way to learn than through hands-on experience!
Our Early Childhood students teamed up with Mr. Davenport’s Horticulture I classes for a special collaboration in the greenhouse. The high school students guided our Tiger Care children as they planted and learned about how plants grow, what they need to thrive, and how to care for them.
It was such a joy to see our students working together—learning, teaching, and building relationships across programs. These real-world, hands-on experiences are what make Tiger Care so special! 💚
We are so proud of our students for their teamwork and for helping our little learners “grow” in more ways than one! 🌿
