Nettleton School District athletics will be transitioning to GoFan for our ticket transactions next season. We will not be selling cash tickets.
If you have any questions, please contact our athletic director Coach Sullivan. He can be contacted at the school. 662-963-2306.
PreK
The Nettleton School District is currently taking applications for a school resource officer. Anyone interested in applying should email a resume to Ken Byars, Superintendent of Nettleton Schools. kbyars@nettleton.k12.ms.us
Laynie Dodson is the MISSISSIPPI FFA STATE PRESIDENT!!!!!! #2024-2025 #MississippiFFA
Students entering the 7th grade must have their Tdap vaccination before they can enroll. This is required by the Mississippi State Department of Health. https://msdh.ms.gov/page/14,8569,71.html#:~:text=If%20your%20child%20is%20entering,or%20from%20your%20medical%20provider.
JH Basebal tryouts will be Wednesday, June 5th at 4pm. Students must have a paper copy of an updated physical with them to tryout. An announcement about JH girls and boys basketball tryouts will be sent soon!
Senior Awards ceremony will be held in the NHS gym on Sunday, May 19th!
Exam Schedule for 9th-11th Graders (Seniors have already received their exam schedule.)
Good afternoon Nettleton School District,
We have several changes to our school grade configurations in some of our schools for the 2024-2025 school year. First, we have entered into a partnership with Monroe Early Learning Collaborative to establish a pre-kindergarten program at the Nettleton Primary School. Next, third grade students will now be housed at the Nettleton Elementary School instead of the Nettleton Primary School. Lastly, sixth grade students will now be housed at the Nettleton Junior High School instead of the Nettleton Elementary School. In summary, the following schools will house these grades starting next school year:
Nettleton Primary (Pre K-2nd grade)
Nettleton Elementary (3rd grade-5th grade)
Nettleton Junior High (6th grade-8th grade)
Nettleton High (9th grade-12th grade)
If you have any questions, please reach out to your child's school or the central office.
Your voice matters to us! As we continuously strive to enhance the educational experience for our students and the entire community, we are eager to gather your valuable feedback through the Nettleton School District Community Survey.
To access the survey, please click the following link:
https://forms.gle/Fg8PVYDwnQS4rFJL6
It will only take a few moments of your time, but the impact of your input will be lasting and profound.
Access School Health, Nettleton
Parents, please turn in signed sports physical forms as SOON AS POSSIBLE. Access will be providing the free physicals on May 14th and 16th. It will cost $15 if not done on the free dates.
Recently, NHS seniors in College and Career Readiness classes participated in mock interviews with local Toyota Wellspring Education Fund Career Coaches. Prior to the interviews, students were prepped on interview etiquette, how to correctly shake hands, and how to answer common interview questions. The career coaches were very complimentary of our students, who did an awesome job!
Happy Administrative Professionals' Day to our very own Teresa Winters! Superintendent Ken Byars recognized Mrs. Winters, superintendent and board secretary, on behalf of himself and Mr. Malone, school board president. Thank you, Mrs. Winters, for all you do for our district! You are greatly appreciated!
Teach Pre K! See attachment.
Due to inclement weather conditions, Nettleton School District will dismiss
at 1:00 p.m. today.
This week in Nettleton Athletics
NHS Senior Caroline Riley is currently completing a 100-hour internship in the field of Occupational Therapy at Nettleton Primary School. The internship is funded by the Classrooms to Careers Grant, an initiative of the Toyota Wellspring Education Fund and CREATE Foundation.
This week in Nettleton Athletics
This week in Nettleton Athletics
Several NHS juniors and seniors attended the Navigating Nursing event at The W recently. This hands-on learning experience allowed the students to work with the simulation models and interact with current nursing students and faculty.
