A new state law in effect this school year could cause more third graders to be retained. The legislation focuses on proficient reading levels in state testing and gives districts the opportunity to hold back students that do not meet the standards. Jackson County Director of Schools Kristy Brown said last year, about 65 percent of students statewide did not ... Read More »
Heroes come in many forms, and this time the actions of Jackson County 3rd grader has earned Braylon Ledbetter that title. Ledbetter’s heroic act to successfully execute CPR saved his grandmother’s life. Ledbetter later received a Certificate of Heroism from State Representative John Mark Windle for his actions. “So, I was in my bedroom, and I heard this noise,” Ledbetter ... Read More »
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