Biloxi High School Campus Service Council

On Friday for see something say something week we had our fellow classmates sign a pledge banner, pledging to say something when seeing something suspicious.

Will you join us in taking the pledge to say something?


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On Thursday for see something say something week. We had a trivia wheel, with certain scenarios asking what you would do. When you answered a question you got to pick a prize. Many of our BHS students enjoyed this and sharing their responses.

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Today for see something say something week we challenged students and faculty to wear green. While some did not many did.

Stay tuned for laters post!


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To start out See Something Say Something week at Biloxi High School, we are handing out green bracelets with the saying “say something” This 💚, I’m helping to raise awareness on learning the warning signs of violence and how to get help. Here are three easy steps : 1. Recognize the signs 2. Act immediately, take it seriously 3. Say something ‼️

We received a sweet thank-you letter from Gulf Coast Rescue Mission for our tremendous donation of canned goods and non-perishable food items for their 2025 holiday season needs.

And y’all… this is 100% because of my members who showed up with bags, boxes, and big hearts. 🥫❤️👏

So proud of this crew for turning kindness into action and helping feed families right here in our community.

CSC showed up and showed OUT for the MLK Jr. Diaper Drive! 🧷💛

So proud of our students for serving our community with such big hearts (and big hustle). Huge thank you to United Way of South Mississippi and all the club sponsors/groups who partnered together — teamwork made this another successful year!

These moments matter. When students learn to serve early, it sticks for life. 🫶

💜💚💛 King Cake fundraiser 💜💚💛
CSC raises money every year for our Project Presents program (the adoption of families for Christmas). This is how we raise most of our money. TIA for your support!

✨ Day 14 of the 14 Days of Action ✨
Today, we pause to remember the lives that were taken on December 14, 2012, at Sandy Hook Elementary School. We hold their families and loved ones close, and we honor every life lost to preventable gun violence.
While gun violence brings deep grief, it also reminds us that none of us are alone—and that even small acts of care can help shape a safer future. One meaningful way to honor these lives is by signing our Remembrance Card. It’s a simple gesture of remembrance, solidarity, and hope for change.
If you feel moved, we invite you to add your name and stand with us in remembering, reflecting, and believing in a better tomorrow.
Visit the link in our bio to sign the card.
Our hearts are broken, but our spirit is not. 💚💚

✨ Day 13 of the 14 Days of Action! ✨
Today’s Challenge: Go Green to Show Your Support for Safer Schools and Communities!

Green is the color of hope—and today we’re using it to stand up for safer schools, safer communities, and an end to gun violence.

👕 Wear a green shirt, hoodie, or accessory
✋ Post a green handprint on social media and tag your club
🎨 Paint your nails green or add green face paint
🪧 Make a green poster or sign with a message of hope and safety
🖼️ Change your profile pic or story background to green for the day
📸 Grab friends and take a green-themed photo showing your support

Together, our voices—and our green—can make a difference. 💚

It’s the most wondertul time of the year!🎶🎄

We have been working hard this week preparing gifts and shopping for families for our annual Project Presents Delivery next Wednesday ! We are excited to continue wrapping and making this Christmas wonderful for so many people.

Day 12 of the 14 Days of Action! ✨
Today, we’re uniting with Sandy Hook Promise by sharing our Green Handprints 💚🖐️

Your handprint = your promise to be an agent of change.
Your voice and your actions can help prevent gun violence and build safer schools + communities.

Snap it. Share it. Tag your friends.
Be part of the Promise. 💚