Provine News

The ribbon cutting ceremony, held at the center's campus, honored the enduring legacy of two of Mississippi’s most influential civil rights leaders and reaffirmed the district’s commitment to preparing scholars for excellence in both college and career pathways.

By sharing their experiences, members help ensure scholar perspectives are considered in statewide decisions about public education.

The Supper Meal Program reflects Jackson Public Schools’ ongoing commitment to addressing the whole child, ensuring that every scholar has access to the nourishment needed to learn, grow, and thrive.

We are thrilled to announce that the Provine High School Ram Battalion has earned 3rd place in this year’s Cadet Challenge competition! Our cadets showcased outstanding discipline, teamwork, and determination throughout the event—qualities that truly embody the spirit and pride of Provine

This transformative investment will enable the district to replace aging Class 6 and Class 7 diesel school buses with modern, zero-emission electric buses, significantly reducing harmful emissions and improving air quality for scholars and the broader Jackson community.

The performances reflected months of preparation, teamwork, and dedication from directors, scholars, and support staff across the district.

Twelve JPS scholars have been inducted into the National Honor Society of the National Education Opportunity Network, recognizing their outstanding achievement in rigorous, college credit–bearing courses taught by professors from some of the nation’s top universities.

Provine High School is celebrating a major victory!
A huge shout-out to Coach Champion, Coach Christian, and our incredible Boys and Girls Cross Country Teams for bringing home the JPS District Championships!

The Mighty Rams brought the energy, grit, and determination to the field on Thursday night, securing a hard-fought 21–14 victory over the Forest Hill Patriots.

The Provine High School Business Academy proudly hosted its Annual Career Fair, welcoming students in grades 9–12 to explore a wide range of career pathways and connect with professionals from across the region.

The Jackson Public School District maintained its “C” rating for the 2024 – 2025 school year, according to the Mississippi Department of Education accountability model.

Through dual enrollment programs, JPS scholars can take college-level courses while still in high school, earning credits that not only give them a head start on their college journey but also reduce the overall cost of higher education.

Provine High School is proud to announce that our juniors and seniors are officially part of the inaugural Dual Enrollment Program between Jackson State University (JSU) and Jackson Public Schools (JPS)!

The project will expand opportunities for environmental education by creating a dedicated outdoor classroom space that integrates core curricula and provides hands-on learning for scholars and the broader Jackson community.