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Welcome back to another episode of Panther Podcast! Episode 15 features host Dr. Henderson chatting with the Brookhaven School District Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Tucker Peavey. Peavey and Henderson were both on the coaching staff that led Brookhaven High School to their first football championship win in 2004. Since then, the football program has continued to be a successful program in addition to many other sports in the district. As the Athletic Director, Peavey’s job is to make sure all sports are being run smoothly and efficiently. He is extremely proud of the coaching staff who make his job much easier by handling their own responsibilities. He and Henderson both are proud to be a part of a district where sports, in addition to academics, are shaping the lives of their students to not only graduate but obtain life lessons that can be implemented throughout their entire lives. We would also like to again congratulate the Ole Brook Tennis Team for winning two state championships with members Allie Grace McNeil and Annie Stewart (5A Girls Doubles) & Caroline Kilpatrick and Cohen Leggett (5A Mixed Doubles), and the Brookhaven High School Boys and Girls Track and Field teams are also 5A MHSAA State Champions!

Students transferring into Brookhaven School Disrtict from another district and students transferring out of Brookhaven School District to another district must file the appropriate transfer petition annually.

Congratulations to Brookhaven School District’s Administrator of the Year, Dr. Brandy Myers; Parent of the Year, Mrs. Brandi Clark; and Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Roxanne Harper! Thank you for your service to our students, faculty, and district! #WeAreOleBrook

The Brookhaven School District has earned an B rating from the Mississippi Department of Education based on state test scores from the 2022-2023 Mississippi Academic Assessment Program (MAAP).

We celebrate our students and teachers and their hard work and determination to achieve state standards for learning.

Thanks to a partnership with the Mississippi Department of Education and the
University of Mississippi Medical Center, your child’s school now offers telehealth
care, free of charge to every student. Click on the link for more information.