The Pass Post
Fourth Grade Students Step Into the Role of Real Scientists Through Hands-On Weather Investigation
Fourth grade students at Pass Christian Elementary School recently had the opportunity to experience science in action as they completed their first hands-on laboratory investigation of the school year. As part of their classroom studies on weather patterns and climate, students designed and constructed their very own anemometers, instruments used to measure wind speed.…
Read MorePlans made for Butterflies in the Pass on Saturday, October 3
Special to The Pass Post The annual Butterflies in the Pass Monarch Festival arrives on Saturday, October 3. Set for 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. in War Memorial Park in Pass Christian, the event will feature speakers, educational exhibits, hands on activities for all ages and a walking parade for anyone in…
Read More5th annual Butterfly Count set for October 1
Special to The Pass Post People of all ages are welcome to join in the 5th Annual Butterfly Count for southwest Harrison County on Thursday, October 1. This is an official Butterfly Count that will be conducted in accordance with the guidelines of the North American Butterfly Association. Craig Marks, author of The…
Read MoreAnnual Pass Community Baby Shower planned
Special to The Pass Post Expectant parents and those welcoming a new addition to the family are invited to attend the second annual Pass Christian Community Baby Shower. Sponsored by Excel By 5 Pass Christian, Health Help Mississippi and True Care, the event focuses on new and expecting mothers of Harrison,…
Read MoreHistorical Society luncheon will be September 28
Special to The Pass Post The Pass Christian Historical Society will hold its monthly luncheon on Monday, September 28, at noon. In honor of the 100th Anniversary of the Ship Island Ferry, the program will feature Captain Louis Skrmetta. He will speak on The Skrmetta Family Legacy: From BRAC to Biloxi. The Historical…
Read MorePCMS Beta Club Kicks Off a Year of Leadership, Service, and Academic Excellence
Pass Christian Middle School is excited to announce the kickoff of Beta Club for the 2026–2027 school year. This year, the PCMS Beta Club will focus on developing student leaders, encouraging academic excellence, and creating meaningful opportunities for service to the school and community. Through a variety of activities and service initiatives, members will…
Read MorePass Christian Elementary School Celebrates Students, Teachers, and Staff for Demonstrating Teamwork
Pass Christian Elementary School is proud to recognize its Students of the Month, Teacher of the Month, and Staff Member of the Month for demonstrating the character trait of teamwork. Each month, teachers select students who consistently demonstrate the featured character trait through their actions, attitudes, and interactions with others. This month’s student honorees…
Read MoreOne Book, One Pass discussions planned for September
Special to The Pass Post The annual One Book, One Pass program, with the 2026 selection of In My Time of Dying, by award-winning author Sebastian Junger, will be hosting book discussions and programs throughout the community, culminating in the author presentation by Sebastian Junger on Thursday, November 19. Tuesday, September 22, brings…
Read MoreLogan graduates from Fire Academy
Special to The Pass Post Firefighter Jackson Logan of the Pass Christian Fire Department (PCFD) has graduated from Class 221 of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1010 Firefighter I-II course held at the Mississippi State Fire Academy in Jackson, Mississippi. The intense seven-week course combines online, classroom and hands-on instruction in the…
Read MoreFive PCHS seniors named National Merit Semifinalists
Special to The Pass Post The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC®) recently announced that Pass Christian High School seniors Alex Bosarge, Steven Kelly, Jr., Carter Ladner, Jocelyn Nguyen and Kyle Wittmann have been named as National Merit Semifinalists in the 72nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program. The five are in the one percent of high…
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