🐾 Pet Therapy Day Success! 🐾

We had a paws-itively amazing day in Health Science! 💙
A huge thank you to our former students, D. Vinson and S. Taylor, along with their mom, Samantha Collins, for coming back to visit Mrs. Shultice’s and Mrs. Sprouse's classes and bringing their adorable Frenchies for a special Pet Therapy Day! 🐶
Our students loved learning firsthand about the benefits of animal-assisted therapy and how it can improve patient comfort, reduce stress, and support overall well-being in healthcare settings. The smiles (and tail wags!) said it all! 😊
We are so proud to see our graduates giving back and helping inspire the next generation of healthcare professionals.

about 20 hours ago, South Panola High School
SPHS Health Science students learning firsthand about the benefits of animal-assisted therapy.
SPHS Health Science students learning firsthand about the benefits of animal-assisted therapy.
SPHS Health Science students learning firsthand about the benefits of animal-assisted therapy.
SPHS Health Science students learning firsthand about the benefits of animal-assisted therapy.
SPHS Health Science students learning firsthand about the benefits of animal-assisted therapy.
We want to send a HUGE thank you to our amazing community for showing up and supporting our HOSA Car Wash! 🫧🚗 Your generosity means so much and directly helps our students grow, learn, and succeed in their future healthcare careers.

A very special thank you to Carl Goss with Myer Lab Warehouse for graciously allowing us to use his facility. We truly appreciate your support and partnership!

And a big shoutout to our incredible students who worked so hard to make this event happen—you showed dedication, teamwork, and true HOSA spirit. We are so proud of you!

We are so grateful for everyone who came out, donated, and helped make this event such a success. 💙
about 21 hours ago, South Panola High School
Thank you to our amazing community for showing up and supporting our HOSA Car Wash.
Thank you to our amazing community for showing up and supporting our HOSA Car Wash.
Thank you to our amazing community for showing up and supporting our HOSA Car Wash.
Mrs. Hamilton's Foundations of Biology classes wrapped up their unit on evolution by researching organisms with cute and clever adaptations, which help these creatures thrive in their habitats! Each group brought their A-game as they presented their research to their peers, showing how their creature is the cutestand cleverest of them all. After voting, we have our winners! 🏆

1st Block
Cutest Creature: Fennec Fox by Tristen Jones and Iesha Tribble
Cleverest Creature & Fan Favorite: Thorny Devil by Leah Tamboli and Addisean Williams

3rd Block
Cutest Creature, Cleverest Creature & Fan Favorite: Sunda Colugo by Ashlyn Mothershed, Annalynn Morgan, and Maddison Maze

4th Block
Cutest Creature: Velvet Worm by De’karrian Heffner
Cleverest Creature: Lowland Streaked Tenrec by Tre’Lyah Hines and Kendra Pouncy
Fan Favorite: Saiga Antelope by Landon Hankins, Cadence Morris, and Edrin Diggs
1 day ago, South Panola High School
Mrs. Hamilton's Foundations of Biology classes wrapped up their unit on evolution by researching organisms with cute and clever adaptations, which help these creatures thrive in their habitats!
Mrs. Hamilton's Foundations of Biology classes wrapped up their unit on evolution by researching organisms with cute and clever adaptations, which help these creatures thrive in their habitats!
Mrs. Hamilton's Foundations of Biology classes wrapped up their unit on evolution by researching organisms with cute and clever adaptations, which help these creatures thrive in their habitats!
Mrs. Hamilton's Foundations of Biology classes wrapped up their unit on evolution by researching organisms with cute and clever adaptations, which help these creatures thrive in their habitats!
Mrs. Hamilton's Foundations of Biology classes wrapped up their unit on evolution by researching organisms with cute and clever adaptations, which help these creatures thrive in their habitats!
Mrs. Hamilton's Foundations of Biology classes wrapped up their unit on evolution by researching organisms with cute and clever adaptations, which help these creatures thrive in their habitats!
We recognized our amazing bus drivers on Wednesday for Bus Driver Appreciation Day! 🚌💙

To show our gratitude, we handed out goody bags filled with candy and heartfelt thank-you notes written by members of the South Panola National Honor Society. These drivers go the extra mile every day to keep our students safe, and we are so thankful for all they do!
4 days ago, South Panola High School
SP NHS members recognized bus drivers
SP NHS members recognized bus drivers
SP NHS members recognized bus drivers
SP NHS members recognized bus drivers
SP NHS members recognized bus drivers
SP NHS members recognized bus drivers
SP NHS members recognized bus drivers
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.

Our students gained valuable insight into high-quality early learning environments and explored future pathways in education. Experiences like these help bring classroom learning to life and inspire the next generation of educators! 🍎📚
8 days ago, South Panola High School
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.
Mrs. Yolanda Lee and the Educator Preparation II students, along with Mrs. Christy Burnett and the Early Childhood II students, recently had the opportunity to tour the Willie Price Lab School, the early learning facility at Ole Miss, as well as the Elementary Education and Early Childhood departments.
Mrs. Sprouse & Mrs. Shultice’s Health Science students had the incredible opportunity to hear from guest speakers J. Faulkner, DON, and T. Jones, NP, from the Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility today! 👩‍⚕️🩺

Students gained real-world insight into medical careers within a correctional setting, including the types of diseases, disorders, and health issues commonly encountered, treatments provided, types of medications administered, and the unique situations healthcare staff may face. They also learned about career pathways—where experience is recommended (but not always required), how the facility operates, where inmates are received from, and even new technology like body scanners used on staff to help prevent contraband from entering the facility.

One especially interesting detail they shared was that the pictures lining one of the facility’s hallways were actually painted by inmates. As teachers and students, we truly thought they were stickers or machine-made—the talent and detail behind these are incredible! 🎨👏

To make the day even sweeter, they also brought thoughtful goody bags for our students and Health Science teachers—along with donuts that were definitely a hit! 🍩🎁

This was an eye-opening experience that gave students a deeper understanding of healthcare beyond traditional settings.

We are so thankful to Mr. Faulkner and Mrs. Jones for taking the time to invest in our students and share their knowledge! 🙌 ♥️

11 days ago, South Panola High School
SPHS Health Science students had the opportunity to hear from guest speakers J. Faulkner, DON, and T. Jones, NP, from the Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility
SPHS Health Science students had the opportunity to hear from guest speakers J. Faulkner, DON, and T. Jones, NP, from the Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility
SPHS Health Science students had the opportunity to hear from guest speakers J. Faulkner, DON, and T. Jones, NP, from the Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility
SPHS Health Science students had the opportunity to hear from guest speakers J. Faulkner, DON, and T. Jones, NP, from the Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility
South Panola vs Greenville Fastpitch
1st Round playoff Doubleheader

Game Time- 4:00pm

MHSAA Playoff Doubleheader price is $15. Cash Admission or GoFan Link Admissible.

https://gofan.co/event/6534282?schoolId=MS19380

The only pass that will be accepted is the MHSAA State pass.
12 days ago, South Panola High School
softball graphic
Congratulations to our South Panola Tigers baseball players on their outstanding achievements in Region 1-6A!

🏆 Anson Bright – Region 1-6A Pitcher of the Year
⚾ Jarett Toliver – All-Region 1st Team
⚾ Owen Roebuck – All-Region 1st Team
⚾ Carlos Robinson – All-Region 2nd Team
⚾ Cash Crumpler – All-Region 2nd Team

Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence have truly paid off. We are proud of each of you for representing South Panola with class and determination. Keep up the great work, Tigers! 🐅💙
12 days ago, South Panola High School
Region 1-6A honors
Region 1-6A honors
Region 1-6A honors
Region 1-6A honors
Region 1-6A honors
On Thursday, April 16, 2026, our students had the incredible opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi. During their visit, they toured the impressive 500,000+ square foot facility and witnessed firsthand the power of state-of-the-art technology and advanced manufacturing in action.

This experience allowed our students to gain valuable insight into real-world industry operations, sparking curiosity and inspiration for future career paths. We are truly grateful for the warm hospitality extended by Milwaukee Tool and for providing such a meaningful, up-close learning experience for our students.
13 days ago, South Panola High School
SPHS students had the opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi.
SPHS students had the opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi.
SPHS students had the opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi.
SPHS students had the opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi.
SPHS students had the opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi.
SPHS students had the opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi.
SPHS students had the opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi.
SPHS students had the opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi.
SPHS students had the opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi.
SPHS students had the opportunity to visit Milwaukee Tool in Grenada, Mississippi.
🧠✨ Learning in action at Shultice’s Health Science Core (Year 1)!

On Monday, April 20, 2026 SPHS students in Mrs. Shultice's Health Science Core (Year 1) class recently participated in our “Use Your Brain” activity — a 3-part, hands-on assignment designed to make learning the brain both fun and meaningful. The classroom was transformed into 15 interactive stations where students completed engaging tasks while using worksheets to connect each activity to specific parts of the brain.

From movement challenges to memory tests, students explored how different regions of the brain control what we do every day. This activity not only reinforced important content, but also kept students actively involved, thinking critically, and having fun while learning!
14 days ago, South Panola High School
SPHS students in Mrs. Shultice's Health Science Core (Year 1) class recently participated in our “Use Your Brain” activity
SPHS students in Mrs. Shultice's Health Science Core (Year 1) class recently participated in our “Use Your Brain” activity
SPHS students in Mrs. Shultice's Health Science Core (Year 1) class recently participated in our “Use Your Brain” activity
April is National Financial Literacy month.

The importance of it is to teach smart money management skills, save more and manage credit.

Mrs. Candace Morgan, MBA, Banking Center Manager, spoke with students in Coach Montez Griffin’s Personal Finance class. She spoke to them about budgeting, how to establish credit, and opening accounts at the bank. They also talked about debit/credit cards, having an emergency savings account, and making wise financial decisions in the future.

A special thank you to Mrs. Morgan for speaking to our students.

18 days ago, South Panola High School
Mrs. Candace Morgan, MBA, Banking Center Manager, spoke with students in Coach Montez Griffin’s Personal Finance class.
Mrs. Candace Morgan, MBA, Banking Center Manager, spoke with students in Coach Montez Griffin’s Personal Finance class.
Today, Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Harden, Troop E and Forensic Scientist Mrs. Tyson recently visited South Panola High School’s CTE Health Science classes to share insight into careers in forensics. Students had the opportunity to learn about real-world applications of forensic science, the roles both professionals play in criminal investigations, and the educational pathways needed to pursue these careers.

Mrs. Tyson provided an in-depth look at her role as a forensic scientist, including the growing job outlook in the field and the increasing demand for skilled professionals in crime labs and investigative agencies. She also outlined her personal career pathway, emphasizing the importance of earning a degree in forensic science or a related field, gaining hands-on lab experience, and developing strong attention to detail and analytical skills. Her presentation gave students a clear understanding of the steps required to enter the field and the opportunities available within forensic science.

South Panola High School would like to extend a sincere thank you to the Mississippi Highway Patrol and the Mississippi Forensics Laboratory for taking the time to invest in our students and provide valuable career insight.
19 days ago, South Panola High School
Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Harden, Troop E and Forensic Scientist Mrs. Tyson recently visited South Panola High School’s CTE Health Science classes to share insight into careers in forensics.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Harden, Troop E and Forensic Scientist Mrs. Tyson recently visited South Panola High School’s CTE Health Science classes to share insight into careers in forensics.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Harden, Troop E and Forensic Scientist Mrs. Tyson recently visited South Panola High School’s CTE Health Science classes to share insight into careers in forensics.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Harden, Troop E and Forensic Scientist Mrs. Tyson recently visited South Panola High School’s CTE Health Science classes to share insight into careers in forensics.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Harden, Troop E and Forensic Scientist Mrs. Tyson recently visited South Panola High School’s CTE Health Science classes to share insight into careers in forensics.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Harden, Troop E and Forensic Scientist Mrs. Tyson recently visited South Panola High School’s CTE Health Science classes to share insight into careers in forensics.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Harden, Troop E and Forensic Scientist Mrs. Tyson recently visited South Panola High School’s CTE Health Science classes to share insight into careers in forensics.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Harden, Troop E and Forensic Scientist Mrs. Tyson recently visited South Panola High School’s CTE Health Science classes to share insight into careers in forensics.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Harden, Troop E and Forensic Scientist Mrs. Tyson recently visited South Panola High School’s CTE Health Science classes to share insight into careers in forensics.
🚨Schedule Change!!🚨
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.
21 days ago, South Panola High School
SIX: The Musical Flyer
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students from Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes had an incredible hands-on learning experience at UMMC Discovery Day in Jackson, MS on Friday, April 10, 2026! 🏥✨

Students explored a variety of healthcare careers by visiting interactive stations and learning about programs offered at UMMC. Some highlights included:

🔹 Occupational Therapy – Students wore goggles simulating a concussion and attempted simple tasks, giving them a real sense of patient challenges.
🔹 Radiology – Students discovered why some bones are curved vs. straight and learned how to identify differences between male and female bones.
🔹 Basic & Advanced Life Support Center – Students practiced CPR using advanced mannequins that provided real-time feedback by lighting up green when skills were performed correctly.

This experience gave our students valuable insight into real-world healthcare careers and skills they can carry into their future and the various programs UMMC offers!

A special thank you to all of the UMMC staff for making this day possible, especially Ms. Tara Rushing (Project Manager & Admission Counselor, School of Nursing, Student Affairs Department, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Oglevee School of Nursing), and Mrs. B. Darby for assisting with transportation.
21 days ago, South Panola High School
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students from Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes had ahands-on learning experience at UMMC Discovery Day in Jackson, MS
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students from Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes had ahands-on learning experience at UMMC Discovery Day in Jackson, MS
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students from Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes had ahands-on learning experience at UMMC Discovery Day in Jackson, MS
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students from Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes had ahands-on learning experience at UMMC Discovery Day in Jackson, MS
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students from Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes had ahands-on learning experience at UMMC Discovery Day in Jackson, MS
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students from Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes had ahands-on learning experience at UMMC Discovery Day in Jackson, MS
On April 10, 2026, South Panola High School juniors and seniors had the opportunity to visit Delta State University for an engaging and informative campus tour. During the visit, students explored a variety of academic programs, toured key campus facilities, and learned about admissions requirements, scholarships, and student life. They also had the chance to interact with university staff and current students, allowing them to ask questions and gain firsthand insight into the college experience.

This visit provided students with valuable exposure to postsecondary opportunities and encouraged them to begin thinking more intentionally about their plans after high school. Experiences like this help bridge the gap between high school and college by making the transition feel more real and attainable.

South Panola High School would like to extend a sincere thank you to Delta State University for their hospitality and for hosting our students on their campus.
21 days ago, South Panola High School
South Panola High School juniors and seniors had the opportunity to visit Delta State University
South Panola High School juniors and seniors had the opportunity to visit Delta State University
South Panola High School juniors and seniors had the opportunity to visit Delta State University
South Panola High School juniors and seniors had the opportunity to visit Delta State University
South Panola High School juniors and seniors had the opportunity to visit Delta State University
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
26 days ago, South Panola High School
Our School Resource Officers and local law enforcement spoke with students about making safe, responsible choices on this special night.
🚨 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! 👏💀🕵️‍♂️
27 days ago, South Panola High School
Healthcare & Clinical Services students in Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes heard from C. Robertson, a retired law enforcement professional
Healthcare & Clinical Services students in Mrs. Shultice and Mrs. Sprouse’s classes heard from C. Robertson, a retired law enforcement professional
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! 🙌
28 days ago, South Panola High School
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students had a visit from Navy officer Toddriquez Jones, PO1, USN.
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students had a visit from Navy officer Toddriquez Jones, PO1, USN.
SPHS Healthcare & Clinical Services students had a visit from Navy officer Toddriquez Jones, PO1, USN.
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.
29 days ago, South Panola High School
South Panola High School is proud to recognize the winners of the 11th Grade Financial Literacy Reality Fair drawing held in February.
🚨 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
29 days ago, South Panola High School
Class of 27 senior jersey