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In the Grenada School District, we are proud to have a band program that is not only recognized statewide but also respected across the country. This level of success does not happen by chance. It is the result of years of tradition, strong leadership, careful planning, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.

Did You Know?

• Mississippi State University’s new Entrepreneurship major includes product development, venture creation, and branding coursework.

• Universiy of Southern Mississippi offers certificates in professional selling and marketing analytics—skills students practice every day in the Make-It-Lab.

• The custom merchandise and promotional product industry in the U.S. is worth over $30 billion annually.

• Students in Grenada are learning with industry-grade equipment like sublimation presses, vinyl cutters, and embroidery machines—before they graduate high school.

Eighth-grade students from Grenada Middle School recently took a tour of the Grenada Career & Technical Center, where they were introduced to a wide range of hands-on career programs available to them at Grenada High School.

Students at the Grenada Career and Tech Center recently welcomed Mr. Robert Black from Nashville Auto-Diesel College to speak with automotive students about career and training opportunities. 

This activity was made possible through the use of the Mobile FABLab’s Chomp Saws, allowing students to measure and cut materials with accuracy and purpose.

Colonel Reed is a graduate of multiple Navy and Marine Corps training programs. However, you will be most familiar with his flight training in the F/A-18D Hornet with over 3,000 flight hours as a Weapons Systems Officer. He has attained every instructor and mission qualification in the Hornet, and most notably he is a graduate of the Navy Fighter Weapons School—Top Gun.

Criss Office Supply is transitioning into Criss Cross Coffee & More, a place to build friendships in our community. Donating cases of construction paper to the local schools helps speed the process for the new business since all stock needs to be sold.

GSD alum Dr. Shaquita Starks was named a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, one of the highest honors in the profession.

Students collaborate by testing ideas and adapting competition strategies. This format emphasizes teamwork, problem-solving, and engineering skills. Throughout the school year, FIRST offers exciting and educational experiences. 

Featuring Most Beautiful Michaela Raymond and Most Handsome Ty Edwards.

The Kidzeum is “gearing up” for exciting learning with its robotics unit. Each year, students look forward to this special visit, where they get to explore how robots are built and coded.

Students from the GCTC Culinary Class teamed up with classes from Grenada Upper Elementary to celebrate the holiday season by baking Christmas cookies together. The festive collaboration gave students the opportunity to learn, connect, and share smiles while working side by side in the kitchen. 

Mississippi's accountability system assigns "A" through "F" letter grades for schools and districts. Grades are based on student achievement, student growth, student participation in testing, and other academic measures.

Students practice problem-solving, sequencing, and creativity while bringing their ideas to life through technology.

The State Board of Education recognized the Grenada High School Navy JROTC program in November as a Distinguished Unit with Academic Honors for the 2024-25 school year.