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Upcoming Events:
Leadership Connections Conference
May 27
his year’s conference theme is "Onward!” Learn actionable tips, strategies, and insights on how to navigate “rough seas” during uncertain times, while supporting “smooth sailing” as ECEC leaders.
Leadership Coaching and Policy Discussion
May 27
This group explores current policy issues and supports leadership training graduates as they serve on decision-making committees.
Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council (EMSAC)
May 29
Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council (EMSAC) will hold a public hearing on May 29 2026, at 1:00 pm.
Is your child in crisis?
If you’re worried about the safety of your child or the safety of others around your child, the Mississippi Department of Mental Health has certified, 24/7 in-person crisis response services around the state that you can call at 1-877-210-8513.
You can also call 9-1-1 for emergencies.
Have a concern about your child?
If you’re a parent or someone raising a child and you have a concern, you can now call our Parent Concern Line at 601-608-7525 to get help and resources.
Issues with your child's school?
If your child has been sent home from school or you’re having other problems with your school or district, we have resources to help you learn more about your rights and people you can partner with to exercise those rights.
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