Harrison County School District is the first school district on the Mississippi Gulf Coast to partner with William Carey University in the “Grow Your Own” initiative, a program designed to help fight the state’s critical teacher shortage.

Despite disruptions from COVID-19, hurricanes, and other weather issues, construction is still moving along on three major bond issue projects in the Harrison County School District. You can see a lot of progress at all three campuses over the last six months.

The new spring semester started with a new laptop for thousands of students in the Harrison County School District. On January 4 – 8, 2021, schools in the HCSD distributed over 14,000 Dell laptops to students as part of an innovative statewide program.

The Harrison County School District is once again kicking off the new year by joining the nationwide HealthyWage $10,000 School Team Challenge.

Congratulations to two administrators in the Harrison County School District on being selected to serve on the State Superintendent of Education’s inaugural Principal Advisory Council!

The Harrison County School District is excited to receive a very large delivery — over 14,000 Dell laptops! The new laptops are part of a state-wide program to put devices in the hands of every public school student in Mississippi.

Some students at Crossroads Elementary definitely stand out due to their dapper attire. On Tuesdays, about 30 students arrive at school dressed in their Sunday best. What usually draws the most attention is their fashionable neck wear.

D’Iberville Elementary hosted a big celebration to honor all the teachers and staff for helping the school earn its second National Blue Ribbon Award. The city of D'Iberville also presented DES with a special proclamation.