Torsheta Jackson is a journalist and former teacher based in Jackson, Mississippi. She is currently a reporter for the Mississippi Free Press, focusing on local news and issues in the Jackson area. Torsheta's work has also been featured in publications such as Mississippi Scoreboard and YES! Media.
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Torsheta Jackson's coverage is primarily focused on local education, government announcements, and community-related topics in Mississippi. She particularly covers news related to education initiatives, school closures, scholarships, and community leadership.
Given the focus on local educational developments and government announcements in Mississippi, Torsheta would likely be interested in pitches featuring stories about impactful community leaders or innovative educational programs within the state of Mississippi. Additionally, she might be interested in receiving information about events or initiatives that have a tangible impact on the local community.
For those looking to pitch to Torsheta Jackson based on her reporting patterns thus far should consider offering locally relevant human-interest stories from Mississippi's academic sphere. These could include profiles of inspiring educators or students who showcase resilience or achievements amidst challenges faced by schools in the region.
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By: Torsheta Jackson
An elementary school class in South Mississippi did not receive a planned class activity featuring religious content after a national organization
By: Torsheta Jackson, Aliyah Veal
Jackson State University’s Sonic Boom of the South members performed with Grammy-award winner Usher at the Superbowl. Here’s how it happened.
By: Torsheta Jackson
JACKSON, Miss.—Some members of Mississippi's Public Employees Retirement System say that a recent legislative analysis has not allayed their fears
The Marshall County School District is the first in Mississippi to implement locked cell phone pouches for students.
By: Torsheta Jackson
Officials placed multiple Mississippi school districts on lockdown due to threats of violence on Sept 10 after a deadly school shooting in Georgia.
By: Torsheta Jackson
Multiple Mississippi school districts implemented lockdowns on Sept. 10, 2024, amid a rash of violent threats less than a week after a deadly school shooting in Georgia.
By: Torsheta Jackson
The Jackson/Hinds Library System is adding solar energy education programming using a $5,000 grant from Apex Clean Energy.
By: Torsheta Jackson
Project 2025 proposes education policies that will dramatically reshape Mississippi’s education system by promoting censorship.
By: Torsheta Jackson
Students across Mississippi participated in mock elections as part of the Mississippi Secretary of State Office’s Promote the Vote campaign.
Torsheta Jackson, Mississippi Free Press Jackson, MS (Mississippi Free Press) A voter entered her polling location, passing a set of campaigners with signs.
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