News & Announcements

The principals for each Northeast school are on a mission to create a stronger bond between the campuses. Click on the attached link to learn about part of their strategy.

Excitement filled in the air for Northeast High School's homecoming parade. Click on the attached link to view some highlights from the parade route which stretched through Northeast Elementary.

Today’s Food for Thought comes to us from our 4th-grade team.
Click on the attached link to view several things to ponder, including why one teacher says life is like a camera.

Northeast Elementary is being awarded a very competitive $50,000 grant from the Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation. Click on the attached link for more details on how the funding will be put to good use.

We are fortunate to have some of the most creative and talented teachers on our team. Click on the attached link to find out effective teaching strategies are helping our students.

Northeast Elementary is the proud recipient of the 2021 Mississippi Healthy School Award from The Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation. We have big plans for the $50,000 grant. Click on the attached link to find out how the award will be put to good use.

Join us in welcoming Mr. Zachari Ruff. Mr. Ruff is our new assistant principal. Click on the following link to find out about his goals at NEE. Welcome, Mr. Ruff!

April is Month of the Military Child. In honor of it, military families at Northeast Elementary were recently treated to a special lunchtime celebration. Please click on the attached link to hear from some members of these phenomenal families. Thank you for your contributions!

February is Black History Month. One way that Northeast Elementary
is observing the occasion is by recognizing African American inventors. Do you know who created potato chips? Please click on the attached link for the answer.

It’s National Principals’ Month, and we want to showcase our stellar team. We can’t say enough about their dedicated service. Click on the attached link to learn more about NEE's principal. Thanks, Mrs. Wansley!