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Missississippi.gov - The Official State Web Site of Mississippi
Healthcare, Education, Employment, Travel and Lifestyle information. |
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| Pearl River County
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The official site for Pearl River County. Find general information, public documents, Board of Supervisors, pay taxes on-line, departments and services, and other links. |
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| City of Picayune
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Celebrating over 100 years, Picayune was originally chartered in 1904 and was named for a Spanish coin called a picayune by the French inhabitants of New Orleans. |
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| City of Poplarville
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Poplarville is a city in Pearl River County, Mississippi, United States. It is the county seat of Pearl River County. It is the host to the annual Blueberry Jubilee. This event is known for its rides, craft vendors, rodeos, and much more.
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| Pearl River County School District
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Recognizing that quality public education is essential to a progressive community, the Pearl River County School District is committed to excellence by providing a broad range of challenging educational experiences through a partnership with supportive parents and community members, enabling each student to become a confident, self-directed, life-long learner.
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| Picayune School District
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Picayune School District consists of five (5) elementary schools, one (1) high school with a Career and Technology Program, one (1) junior high school, one (1) Center for Alternative Education and provides educational services for a student population of approximately 3, 800 students in grades kindergarten through twelve. In addition, the district serves another 111 students through its Early Head Start facility. |
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| Pearl River Community College
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Pearl River College began its historical odyssey as the state’s first county agricultural high school in the first decade of the last century. For the first eleven years, the school was devoted solely to educating high school age children in academic studies and agricultural and home sciences. In the school’s twelfth year, PRCAHS became the first Mississippi agricultural high school to offer freshman college courses. By 1924, the school became the first public two-year college in the state. All through its existence, Pearl River College has lead Mississippi education into new arenas. |
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