Jun. 13, 2009
Possible help for Mississippi Back to School Shoppers in July
SALES TAX HOLIDAY NOTICE
House Bill 348, as passed during the 2009 Regular Session of the Mississippi Legislature amended Section 27-65-111, Miss. Code Ann. to provide for a sales tax holiday to begin at 12:01 a.m. on the last Friday in July and end at 12:00 midnight the following Saturday. For 2009, the sales tax holiday will begin Friday, July 31, 2009 and end Saturday, August 1, 2009. Each year the dates for the sales tax holiday will coincide with the last Friday in July.
The sales tax holiday allows customers to purchase certain articles of clothing or footwear free from Mississippi sales tax. The sales price of each article of clothing or footwear must be less than $100.00 to qualify for the sales tax holiday. Items priced at $100.00 or more will be taxable during the sales tax holiday.
The following items do not qualify for the sales tax holiday: jewelry, handbags, luggage, umbrellas, wallets, watches, backpacks, briefcases, garment bags, skis, swim fins, roller blades, skates and similar items and accessories.
Adequate records must be maintained to substantiate tax classifications of sales and purchases regarding the sales tax holiday. When reporting the qualifying sales, retailers should use one of the open lines in the “Schedule of Itemized Deductions” to report the dollar amount of qualifying sales. “QSTHS” (Qualifying Sales Tax Holiday Sales) should be used to indicate the deduction.
All retailers located in Mississippi are required to participate in the first sales tax holiday. Beginning in 2010, cities may decide through a resolution adopted by the city not to participate in the annual sales tax holiday. Businesses may not participate in the annual sales tax holiday if they are located in cities that have adopted a resolution not to participate in the sales tax holiday.
Beginning in 2010, cities choosing to opt out of the sales tax holiday must send a certified copy of the cities resolution stating the date the resolution shall take effect. A certified copy of the resolution shall be furnished to the State Tax Commission at least ninety (90) days prior to the date upon which the city desires the resolution to take effect.
Please see the Sales Tax Holiday brochure on our website at www.mstc.state.ms.us for additional information concerning the annual sales tax holiday. |
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Jun. 12, 2009
MSU Kids Cooking Camps Coming Up Soon
MSU helps kids cook up fun
MISSISSIPPI STATE – Mississippi State University will hold two camps this summer to teach kids and teens that there can never be too many cooks in the kitchen.
MSU’s Department of Food Science, Nutrition and Health Promotion is offering “Fun with Food” camp for third- through sixth-grade students and “Culinology for Teens” camp for ninth- through 12th-grade students. Both camps will provide participants hands-on food discovery experiences.
“Fun with Food” takes place on campus from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. June 22-26 and will include activities to spark children’s interest in food and give them an understanding of how food makes its way from the farm to their tables. Sylvia Byrd, an associate professor in the department, and Roland Parny, coordinator of culinary activities, will lead the camp.
Campers will take trips to Mayhew Tomato Farm, MSU’s cheese plant and dairy farm, the food processing plant and sensory laboratory, and the grocery store. Each day will include a cooking experience that will teach them about nutrition, health and the culinary arts. Campers also will learn more about mathematics, specifically fractions, by measuring ingredients.
“Our camp can be beneficial to the whole family,” Byrd said. “Grandparents who have their grandchildren for summer visits find it to be a great chance for the kids to have fun. But what is even better is that the children bring the lessons home, creating some memorable activities grandparents can enjoy with the children.”
The $200 registration fee for “Fun with Food” includes snacks and lunch. To register, visit http://www.fsnhp.msstate.edu or call Byrd at (662) 325-0919. The registration deadline is June 15.
“Culinology for Teens” will be held from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. July 13-17 on campus and is open to all teen-agers interested in discovering how to have fun with food. The camp blends the culinary arts with food science.
Jason Behrends, assistant Extension and research professor in the department, will lead the camp’s activities. Campers will learn proper knife skills, cooking methods and about the role specific ingredients play in recipes.
“The camp is the perfect blend of fun with food and science,” Behrends said. “The students will learn everything from pastry and soup making to preparing stocks and sauces.”
The $250 registration fee for “Culinology for Teens” includes snacks, lunch and course materials. To register, visit http://www.fsnhp.msstate.edu or call Behrends at (662) 325-3200 or Elizabeth Dimino at (662) 325-8632. The registration deadline is July 1. |
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Jun. 12, 2009
Visit EAGLE Homeschool's New Forum
EAGLE Homeschool Association has just started a new free forum for members (and visitors to view). Check it out at http://eaglehomeschool.freeforums.org/index.php
BTW, EAGLE is located in Northeast Mississippi (Corinth). It's main webpage is http://www.eaglehomeschool.com |
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May. 4, 2009
Looking for something to do in North Mississippi this weekend?

North Mississippi Gourd Festival - Saturday May 9th, 2009
atkinsfarm.com
Atkins Farm has a gourd festival in the Spring where people come from all over to share all sorts of creations made from gourds. Our 1st gourd festival was a great success. We were hoping for 100 visitors and had over 250. Don't miss this years festival!
Open 8am - 5 pm, Admission is FREE
Kids Kreations $5.00 per child to paint their own gourd.
Mississippi Gourd Society will be here with demonstrations throughout the day on different gourd techniques. Join the society while you're here!
A gourd raffle, $1.00 per ticket: three gourd vases with gourd flowers and critters; one for the spring, one for fall and one for winter.
Silent auction
Gourd vendors from several states will be here with beautiful and unique creations from gourds.
Raw gourds will be for sale and gourd craft supplies.
Morning Classes:
Gourds 101
New or Old to gourds you will love this class. It covers an overall view how gourds are planted, raised, harvested, cleane, and prepared to craft. A slide show will be presented to explain the cultivating of gourds. You will be shown how a pattern is placed on a gourd with press -n- seal and wood burned. Next, you will copy and woodburn your selected pattern on a gourd then paint with acryics, seal and varnish. You will learn alot from this class, and have a great time. If you have a wood burner bring it with you, if not some will be provided to share.
Class will be from 9am to 12pm.
Cost: $25.00, Maximum 20 students
Instructor: Kate Bangle, Mermentau, LA
Afternoon Classes:
Painted Chicken (Click)
If you like chickens, this is the class you need to take. In this class you will be shown how to paint a full size chicken. Then you will varnish the gourd. Everything will be furnished for you at the class. You will end up with a beautiful chicken to place inside or outside your home. Makes for a great accent piece.
Class time: 1pm to 4 pm.
Cost $20.00, Maxiumum 10 students
Instructor: Sherry Maness, Weir, MS
Lady Bug or Bumble Bee Purse (Click)
description: will send this to you
Class time: 1pm to 4pm
Cost: $20.00, Maximum 20 students
Instructor: Madge Smith from Walnut, MS
Stained Glass Shingled Bird House (Click)
Time: 1pm to 4pm
Cost: $20.00, Maximum 15 students
Instructor: Sonya Main, from Pontotoc, MS
Contact: Madge Smith @ 662-808-3344 or Charlotte Adkins @ 662-790-3726 to sign up for classes and receive information. There is a $5.00 unrefundable fee to hold your place in any class.
We'll be raffling off this gourd vase. Tickets will be $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. You do not have to be present to win. Gourd vase (Click)
Refreshements
Our Famous Walkin' Taco
Chicken on a Stick
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs
French Fries
Chip & Dip
assorted chips
soft drinks
water and coffee
Contact us
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Apr. 25, 2009
Get Ice Cream for 31 cents a scoop! WOW!
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Apr. 24, 2009
Mississippi Home Educators Assn. Conference
Don't forget! Make plans now........
It's not too late for you to go to the MHEA Spring Conference and Curriculum Fair May 15 & 16 at Mississippi State University in Starkville.
Check out MHEA's website at www.mhea.net and follow the conference link to learn all the details |
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Feb. 4, 2009
Field Trip Idea for North Mississippi
This is the Grand opening week of Heathworks! in Tupelo, MS
http://nmiss.healthworkskids.org/healthworks-mississippi/index.cfm/About-Us/
Spearheaded by the Health Care Foundation of North Mississippi, HealthWorks! is
a curriculum-based, interactive health education center that will offer hands-on learning
to area schoolchildren ages kindergarten through eighth grade. It will be housed in the
former Kroger building on Industrial Road in Tupelo.
Only the second center of its kind in the United States, it will replicate the
HealthWorks! Kids Museum created by Memorial Health System in South Bend. Its
purpose is two-fold—to enhance the health and science curricula for area schools and to
effect lifelong change for healthier lifestyles among area children.
Through humor, hands-on learning and interactive exhibits and presentations, the
HealthWorks! programs will educate students about proper nutrition, fitness, tobacco
prevention, oral health and puberty. Among the multitude of activities, students can visit
the Main Brain Theatre to get a peak inside a giant replica of the brain; climb the Skin
Crawl Wall as they learn about the body’s largest organ; and play interactive games to
track the path that food travels through the digestive system.
“HealthWorks! is not an entertainment venue; it is an education venue,” says Grace
Clark, who is chairing HCF’s capital campaign.
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Jan. 29, 2009
In the Northeast Mississippi Area
As I was reading some of the local newspapers today, I thought I'd tell you about some ways to check into events in this area. Right now, for instance, the Winter Jam 2008 will be in Tupelo March 8th at the Bancorp South Arena. So if you are looking for places to go during this cold winter, check out these sites to see if anything interesting is happening.
bcsarena.com
sheenabarnett.wordpress.com
crossroadsarena.com
ticketmaster.com
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Jan. 24, 2009
Pizza Hut's Book It Program Registration
Join Pizza Hut’s BOOK IT! Program
Enrollment begins in March and is open to homeschoolers in grades K-6
My son is loving this so so much and we all can hardly believe the amount of pizzas he has earned! I wanted to pass this on incase you had not heard it's open to home educators. Pass it on.
What is the BOOK IT Program?
Pizza Hut celebrates students meeting their reading goals by giving parents certificates for a free personal pan pizza and a totebag tag to give to their kids. The students can earn a total of 18 pizza during the program dates. All the materials are free.
What are the program dates for 2008-09?
October 1, 2008, through March 31, 2009.
When will the 2008-09 materials be shipped to enrolled homeschools?
Materials will arrive by early to mid-September.
Click on this link for more info just for home educators:
http://www.bookitprogram.com/enrollment/homeschool.asp
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Jan. 22, 2009
TEENPACT Mississippi Registration Now Open


When the time comes to learn lessons in political science, Christian students all across the nation are turning to a TeenPact state capitol experience instead of just a textbook. TeenPact teaches the foundations of government with the legislative branch, beginning with a week-long session at the student's own capitol.
Spiritually, TeenPact teaches Biblical principles of government and family, going hand-in-hand with the values of families who participate. It is very important that our young people see that spiritual revival is the answer to America's problems - not politics. We teach students that every Christian must pray and vote according to Biblical principles.
Overall, studies in government are beneficial in any vocation. Our hands-on civics courses offer an incredible platform for rhetoric, interpersonal communication, and current events. There is a great need for godly, powerful communication within any arena and our goal is to train up a generation of young people to fill that need.
Yours for calling families back to God,

Tim Echols
Founder and President
TeenPact Leadership Schools
http://www.teenpact.com/index.php?page=MS
2009 State Class Fees
Please note: Discounts are only available via online registration.
One-day Class (ages 8‑12)
First child attending: $34
Each additional sibling: $29
Due to the high volume of interest in this class, admission is on a first-come/first-served basis.
Four-day Class (ages 13‑19)
First time student: $209
Returning Student: $169
Public Speaking Workshop (Friday): $40 ($35 if registered for in conjunction with Four Day class)
Discounts do not apply to residential camp housing fees.
Discounts and Specials
Remember, more than one discount may apply to you or your group!
For the One Day Class
Register 60 days before your class and receive $5 off with the Early Bird discount.
Get a group of 10 or more first-time students to register and get another $5 off per student.
Register a sibling and get $5 off their registration. (sibling discount is only valid for One-Day students)
For the Four Day Class
Register 60 days before your class and receive $15 off with the Early Bird discount.
Are you a returning student to the Four Day class? Get $40 off.
Presidential Discount: If you have done any of the following, get $15 off.
- attended a Worldview Academy camp
- been an officer for a Generation Joshua Club
- got elected in 2008 at your state class
- participated in any kind of formal speech and/or debate training
- alumni of Student Statesmanship Insitute (Michigan students only)
Get a group of 10 or more first-time students to register and get $20 off per student.
Get a group of 20 or more first-time students to register and get $30 off per student.
Refund Policy
TeenPact will refund all tuition costs up until the first day of the event. After that we will refund all but the $50 deposit.
Questions about discounts or registration? Call our office at 1-888-343-1776.
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Jan. 22, 2009
Introducing myself!
Happy New Year! I am excited to begin this blog and I hope to be a blessing to all of you.
My name is Stacey Posey and I have lived in North Mississippi all my life. I am blessed to be the wife of Mike and the mother of four little boys. We have homeschooled their whole life and love life in our comfy home in the country. We are the most excited about a new baby on the way due out in June!
By the combination of being actively involved in our local homeschool group, being a member of HSLDA and just loving all the events pertaining to families in the state, I will post on this blog all interesting happenings in the state.
Being a native Mississippian, I truely believe we are so blessed with most of our homeschooling endevors. I'll be on the lookout for anything in the state pertaining to home education, field trips, legislation, and etc. I would be thrilled if you would submit your own local support group info here for inclusion on TOS state page: http://www.thehomeschoolmagazine.com/hsn/info-submit.php |
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Jan. 18, 2008
Join Homeschool Nations - We Need You!
I am in search of enthusiastic people to join the Homeschool Nations Team to represent your state!
This is a volunteer position but you will receive free copies of The Old Schoolhouse each quarter - one for yourself and one copy to share with friends, family, and families who are thinking of homeschooling, or to place at local libraries and/or at homeschool group meetings. If you are selected to become the coordinator for your state, you will be responsible for posting updates and special state information on this state blog - Information such as: events, homeschool conventionsn, state laws, special meetings or speakers coming to the area. The events do not have to be all inclusive, just a good overview of things that are of interest to homeschoolers. You may also post field trip ideas/reviews and places of interest in your state. You can also blog about your personal experience with homeschooling from time to time. Writing prompts are sent out each week to help people who don't have much to post on their blog that week.
You are also allowed to gift 3 one-year TOS subscriptions each year to area libraries, area support group leaders or new homeschoolers - those people who you think could benefit from TOS! Basically, you become a contact person for people in your state and we help you get the word out about LOTS of info related to homeschooling through our magazine.
If this is something that might interest you, please email me at kprice@thehomeschoolmagazine.com.
I appreciate your interest and look forward to hearing from you soon!
Kris Price
Manager, Homeschool Nation
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Mar. 27, 2007
TUKI Kid Safe Software
"Our TUKI Kid Safe Software Is an FREE Internet Filter, Parental Controls & an Educational Internet Program All Rolled Into To One Easy To Install Software Program" --Children's Educational Network
Go watch the video and then download the software, to protect your children from online predators! I'm sure you'll be as impressed as I was!
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Mar. 12, 2007
Battle of Shiloh
March 16-18 approximately 8,000 reenactors will camp at Shiloh, TN for
the annual commeration of the famous 3 day Battle of Shiloh. They will
be recreating the 1862 military camp life as well as some of the most
noteable skirmishes. They will be bringing 86 cannon, including 14
full-scale horse drawn artillery pieces.
If you're interested in Civil War history and don't mind the drive,
this is a good opportunity. Shiloh is just a few miles north of the
Mississippi state line on the Tennessee River.
Go to http://www.battleofshilohreenactment.com/
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Mar. 6, 2007
Free Contests for Homeschoolers
Mar. 6, 2007
Educator Savings at Border Books
Mar. 6, 2007
"Just" a Homemaker?
http://www.crosswalk.com/homeschool/11530803/
Just" a Homemaker?
Kim Wolf
Titus 2:3-5 (NIV) – "Likewise, teach the older women to be reverent in the way they live, not to be slanderers or addicted to much wine, but to teach what is good. Then they can train the younger women to love their husbands and children, to be self-controlled and pure, to be busy at home,* to be kind, and to be subject to their husbands, so that no one will malign the word of God." *KJV = keepers at home
What happens to us when someone asks what we "do for a living"? Do we proudly step up and proclaim the pride we feel in fulfilling God's purpose for us and let them know that we are Homemakers...wives, moms, homeschool teachers, keepers of our homes and all that the moniker implies? Or...do we shrink back, roll our shoulders in and meekly say, "Me? Oh, I'm JUST a homemaker."
"Excuse me?"
"Eh-hmmm. I'm just a homemaker."
"I'm sorry, what did you say?"
"I'M JUST A HOMEMAKER! Sorry."
Why do we often feel like we should apologize for doing what God's will for our life is?! Why do we feel that the only way we are to "make a difference" in the world is to cram ourselves into power suits, heels and face the anxiety of not only trying to stay employed but then trying to run our household as well? Been there, done that, got the stinkin' t-shirt!
What message are we sending to our daughters? That they should be ashamed or honored? Which message are they supposed to adhere to...one that says, "Sorry, Honey, but your lot in life is to only be a housewife and mom; oh, and if you want to, you can homeschool, too"? Or are we sending the message that says, "Oh, Honey! God has honored women by allowing us to not only have the privilege of creating life, but He has given us the gift of being the keeper of our homes and all that it entails!"
We know that it's not all roses and rainbows or June Cleaver doing her housework in a perfectly pleated dress, pearls, make-up and hair. But what we do counts for far more than the "image" that the power suits imply. We are the "hand that rocks the cradle" and we do influence the world!
How in the world did illusion get so far? Looking back from the distance of time, I can see where some of our problems with liberalism and feminism began to take root in our Baby Boomer generation. In my own experience, my mom was the baby of 14 from a very rural Kentucky farm family; her experience was to be raised side-by-side with her dear mother and learning all the household skills – cooking, preserving and canning, cleaning and arranging, childcare (LOTS of nieces and nephews!), etc. Once she was married and had my brother and me, she believed that the best way to help my dad make ends meet was to go out, find a job and bring in a little money on the side. Well, that "side" turned into full-time and a literal life away from home.
No longer did her smiling face greet us at the door when we got off the bus; but my brother got that awesome guitar. No longer could we sneak a peek out in the audience of the school play and see her smiling face; but she "knew" that we did well anyway. No longer was there the opportunity to learn side-by-side with my mom in the kitchen; but I had lots of trendy clothes. Thinking back, I can tell you of many times that my mom would bring home some cute little outfit and she would be a little offended that I wasn't as "grateful" as she thought I should have been. Sure, I was very grateful for everything I received, but I didn't want the "stuff." I didn't realize it then and I couldn't put it into words, but what I wanted was my MOM! I wanted her time and knowledge. I wanted a relationship.
Now, don't get me wrong. My mother and I have a fine relationship and we are each other's biggest fans. But I know we could have had so much more. We could have had a mother/daughter intimacy that was just starting to bloom when I was a child but had to wait until my adulthood to come to fruition.
I don't want that to happen with my daughters and don't believe that it's God's will for our families. Even though the Lord has blessed my mom and me with a good relationship now (Joel 2:25), I did not want to wait on a good relationship with my daughters. The way that I nurture my relationship with my daughters is by being a keeper of my home; and only part of that process is in homeschooling. I have the relationship with my daughters that my mom always dreamed of having with me, and all the while they are learning from me about the honor the Lord has bestowed upon women by allowing them to see in their father a man who longs to serve and follow the Lord. A man who sees part of that as being the major provider of his household and allowing me to live my God-given role as wife, mother and home-keeper.
This is so exciting to me! No, I don't do my housework in pretty pleated dresses, pearls, high heels, sprayed hair and mucho make-up; but I do get to make my house a home – a real haven of rest for my husband, a secure nest for my family and a welcome lighthouse of hope for our friends.
Now, isn't that a calling worth striving and preparing for? Worth feeling honored to live?
Next time someone asks you what you "do for a living," hold your head high and tell them proudly, "I've been honored by God to be a Keeper of my home and I'm training my daughters to do the same!"
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Kim Wolf loves living in a small Ohio town with her best friends: her husband of 21 years and their daughters. They have homeschooled since 1993 and are very active in the music ministry of their church. She is a Miami County homeschool coordinator, a freelance writer, speaker and a contributing writer/product reviewer/Ohio coordinator for The Old Schoolhouse homeschool magazine. You may contact Kim at wolfhomeschool@erinet.com or http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/Buckeyeblog
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Mar. 1, 2007
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Mar. 1, 2007
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