Turner Speech & Language Services, LLC

04/08/2026

Join us UNDER THE BIG TOP for a day full of fun, opportunities, and community connections at our Summer Camp & Program Signing Day!

🎉 Over 30 school & community programs all in one place
📝 On-the-spot sign-ups for summer camps & activities
🍔 Food trucks • 🎶 Music • 🎈 Family-friendly fun

📅 Saturday, May 2, 2026
⏰ 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 Junius Ward Johnson YMCA (267 YMCA Place)

Whether you’re looking for summer activities, educational programs, or ways to keep your kids engaged, this is your one-stop shop!

Bring the whole family and discover what’s available in our community!

04/08/2026

04/08/2026

Please stop by the Gertrude Young Center Monday through Friday, between 10 AM and 8 PM. Registration begins April 20th and ends May 15th.

This program is free to children ages 6 - 14. Please contact the Gertrude Young Center for more information.

03/10/2026

ALL 3rd - 6th graders, join Teens United on Saturday, March 21st from 10:00am - 3:00pm at the Jackson Street Community Center for Unplug & Play Day Camp. This camp has been planned and will be executed by our Teens United group! During this time, we will also put together hygiene kits for the homeless. Did we forget to mention… it’s FREE!! Spread the word and come enjoy a day without your electronic devices!

03/10/2026

An essential resource for caregivers.

11/11/2025

MS Department of Education has made some updates to the procedural safeguards effective October 2025. A link is provided here to download your copy. If you have questions call us at 601-969-0601.

Download here:http://www.msccd.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/MDE-procedural-safeguards-revised-10.21.25-RR.edits_v1.pdf

11/11/2025

10/16/2025

🏠 🧹 Did you know WWISCAA offers Homemaker Services?

The service provides help for the physically disabled by doing chores and tasks they are unable to perform for themselves.

Please call 662-378-5853 or visit https://www.wwiscaa.net/homemaker-services for more info!

10/16/2025

Federal protections for students and adults with disabilities are in crisis.

Recent layoffs at the Department of Education have gutted the offices responsible for enforcing IDEA, Section 504, and WIOA (Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act); laws that ensure access to education, civil rights, and vocational rehabilitation.

Without adequate staff, the Department cannot meet its legal or moral obligations to millions of students and workers with disabilities. Congress must act now to restore staffing, leadership, and oversight before decades of progress are lost.

� Add your name today to demand that Congress reverse these devastating layoffs and protect the rights of people with disabilities:

https://secure.everyaction.com/tb2b4SUPA0aEKZ8A1BfwQg2

10/16/2025

10/16/2025

Framework In Action - The cancer walk hosted by students aligns with Priority Area 2: Develop a Culture of Collaboration and Support, specifically Strategy 3: Empower students as leaders and change agents.

Here’s why:

The event shows students taking initiative to lead a cause that promotes compassion, awareness, and unity.

It builds a sense of belonging and support among students, staff, and the broader community.

It reflects the district’s commitment to helping students grow as leaders who make a positive impact beyond the classroom.

It also ties secondarily to Priority Area 3: Strengthen Community Engagement and Ownership, particularly Strategy 2: Increase partnerships with local organizations and businesses, if the walk includes community or local sponsor involvement.

10/16/2025

Looking for local support or services? 🏠💼🩺
Stop by the Community Resource Event on Oct. 22 at the Vicksburg City Auditorium from 10 AM–1 PM to learn more about housing, education, employment, and more!