Education Association of East Oktibbeha County School

FYI..

✨ LOOK UP TONIGHT! ✨

Tonight, June 16, 2026, skywatchers have a chance to witness a beautiful gathering of four celestial objects in the western sky shortly after sunset.

🌙 A delicate crescent Moon
♀ Brilliant Venus
♃ Bright Jupiter
☿ Elusive Mercury

Venus will shine as the brightest beacon of the evening, with Jupiter glowing nearby. The thin crescent Moon adds a stunning focal point, while Mercury completes the lineup closer to the horizon.

This rare arrangement creates one of the most photogenic sky scenes of the month and can be enjoyed without a telescope.

📍 Look toward the western horizon after sunset.
📸 Bring your camera or smartphone.
🔭 Binoculars can enhance the view.
✨ Find a location with a clear horizon for the best experience.

Moments like these remind us that some of the universe's greatest spectacles are visible simply by stepping outside and looking up.

Alumnus of the historic B.L. Moor High, please, "Join in the celebration!" Classes are asked to supply their seats, tents, and own food. Everyone should bring blue or gold helium balloons, class/school memorabilia to create festive theme displays! Congratulations to the Historic Class of 1976 50th Anniversary!

The JUNETEENTH 2026 celebration, formal gathering, commemorating the 55 Year Legacy of historic B.L. Moor High School will be hosted by alumni: Edwin Edwards, Sylvester Hart, Alex Lowery, Bobbie C. Johnson and Joe M. Robinson. The purpose for the event is to commemorate an official community acknowledgement, celebration, and recognition of the historic designation of the former high school of the Pleasant Grove community that served Southeast Oktibbeha African American students. Forty-two classes will be represented by BLM and fifteen from East Oktibbeha County High School. The official location is pending confirmation.!!!!please share

With Mississippi Core of the RURAL Study at UMMC – We are on a streak! A top fan for 18 months in a row. 🎉 A partnering organization since 2018 in Oktibbeha County.

The cornerstone dedicating the name changed to EOCHS from B.L Moor High.
"A people without the know of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots!"-Marcus Garvey