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Jackson Public Schools celebrates scholars, STEAM winners and new industry partnerships
Summary
At the board meeting JPS highlighted its Salute to Scholars ceremony, student STEAM and science fair winners, award presentations and new partnerships including a Nissan subject‑matter instructor for career/technical education.
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Jackson Public Schools used the meeting to showcase student achievements across academics, athletics and career programs.
The district celebrated the 46th annual Salute to Scholars, recognizing the top 10 seniors from each high school, inducting students into the ACT 30‑plus club and honoring JOTC cadets and librarians. Provine High School held signing ceremonies for seniors continuing in track and cross country; seniors Demorian Graves and Maris Devine introduced themselves and spoke about their college plans.
The board also heard from students and teachers about STEAM and science fair projects — projects ranged from chemical‑reaction demonstrations to enzyme experiments — and organizers described how expos and career events connect scholars to internships, postsecondary options and industry careers. Dr. Green and other speakers spotlighted a new industry partnership with Nissan to provide subject‑matter instructors and equipment for advanced manufacturing training at the Ever’s Career Development Center.
Administrators framed the events as part of broader district efforts to expand career pathways, dual enrollment and hands‑on learning so students can graduate with credentials and college credits. The board acknowledged scholars and community partners with applause and several trustees thanked staff and community organizations for supporting students.

