Mabel McGuffey presents The Science of Breakable Things at Bailey APEC Middle School

During the Jackson Public School District Board Meeting on April 15, 2025, significant discussions centered around enhancing educational resources and promoting student engagement. One of the standout moments came when students from local schools showcased their reading skills, highlighting the importance of literacy in the district.

Fourth grader from Casey Elementary, who read from "Little Seasons Spring Seeds," emphasized how the book teaches young readers about nature and the growth process of plants. This presentation underscored the district's commitment to fostering a love for reading and understanding the environment among students.

Additionally, seventh grader Mabel McGuffey from Bailey APEC Middle School introduced "The Science of Breakable Things" by Tay Keller, further illustrating the district's focus on diverse literature that resonates with students. These presentations not only showcased student talent but also reinforced the board's ongoing efforts to support literacy initiatives and encourage a culture of reading within the community.

The board also discussed upcoming plans to improve educational resources, including potential funding for new books and materials that align with the curriculum. These initiatives aim to enhance student learning experiences and ensure that all students have access to quality educational tools.

As the meeting concluded, the board reaffirmed its dedication to creating an engaging and supportive learning environment for all students, setting the stage for future developments that will benefit the Jackson community.