New Learning Resources School District's Summer School classes are offered for students who need to repeat courses or who wish to take courses to advance. A traditional course outline is followed during summer sessions.

The application and permission forms must be signed by your child's school principal or counselor. These forms must be completed and returned to New Learning Resources School District by the registration deadline, May 29, 2015. Fees must accompany registration forms. Class decisions depending on registration will be determined on June 1st with teachers and students being notified that day. Classes begin Thursday, June 4, 2015.

For more information about our summer school programs please visit our website www.newsummitschool.com in the Jackson location and www.northnewsummit.com in the Greenwood location.

The Dyslexia Therapy program will operate at New Summit School and at our Madison location. This year parents will get to choose from 2 different sessions or can participate in both sessions. The first session is from June 1st - June 26th second Session is from June 29th - July 24th. You must attend at least 3 sessions a week to fully benefit from the program. You will need to give us 3 different options so that we can group according to what schedule each student is in. The ratio will be 3:1. The Dyslexia Therapy program is offered to the public. If you have any questions please contact Kate Sistrunk at ksistrunk@newsummitschool.com or call 601-982-7827.

Beth Carroll-North New Summit School

Administrative Assistant

Beth Carroll has been with North New Summit School since 2008. Beth's favorite part of her job is working with the parents, faculty and students.  At North New Summit, she performs and administers office support activities such as answering the phone, communication with parents and students, tours, and pitching in where ever is needed. This past year, Beth has worked closely with Mrs. Mangum helping 150 plus online students during summer school. 

Ms. Carroll has resided in North Carrollton, MS for 31 years and loves her hometown. Beth has a smart and talented 15 year old daughter.

Meta Blanshard-The Mississippi Community Education Center Coordinator, Hattiesburg
  

Meta Blanshard is the Region 2 Coordinator for Mississippi Community Education Center and the Families First for Mississippi program.  Meta has been with MCEC since the end of August 2013 and provides services to an 11 county region.  Prior to working for MCEC, Meta was the Manager of Training for Sanderson Farms, Inc.  As the Manager of Training, she was responsible for providing organizational training and development to both hourly and salary employees of the company which currently operates across five states.  She worked for Sanderson Farms for approximately 10 years in Organization Development. Prior to working for Sanderson Farms, Meta has held various positions in her career from being a Human Resources and Safety Manager in manufacturing to an adjunct professor at Belhaven University within the School of Business where she taught Sports Administration courses for two years. 

Meta graduated from William Carey College with a Bachelor's Degree in Education and later attended The University of Southern Mississippi where she obtained a Master's Degree in Human Performance and Recreation with an emphasis in Sports Administration. Meta has also completed her certification as a Certified Master Trainer. Meta resides in Hattiesburg, Mississippi where she has lived for the past 20 years.
 

MCEC Golf Tournament

The Mississippi Community Education Center is hosting its 6th Annual Golf Tournament to benefit continuous services to youth and parents throughout the community. The event will be held Friday, July 17th at Patrick Farms Golf Course. Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. with tee-off at 8:30 a.m. Lunch will be provided. The cost to play in the golf tournament is $100.00. This price includes entry into the event, 18 holes of golf, lunch, door prizes and a chance to win different packages. MCEC is asking for $500.00 Corporate Sponsorships and $150.00 Hole Sponsorships. All of the proceeds from the golf tournament go towards MCEC Programs.

The Mississippi Community Education Center (MCEC) is a non-profit organization designed to provide communities with educational services and training programs on a state-wide basis. MCEC has been dedicated to serving families of Mississippi for more than 30 years. The purpose of MCEC is the promotion, improvement and expansion of communities through concept development, educational processes and resource referrals. MCEC strives to meet the lifelong learning needs of families by uniting educational and business sectors into collaboration of talents and services, thus creating a more progressive, healthy community.

The Mississippi Community Education Center's staff is very passionate about strengthening our communities; we aspire to maintain your support and belief in the opportunities and benefits we provide for our schools and communities. For more information about our golf tournament and organization please visit our website www.mscec.org or contact eueltschey@mscec.org. Thank you again for all of your support and look forward to seeing you at the event!