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About Peeples

Overview

Peeples Middle School is one of seven middle schools in the Jackson Public School District. The school serves scholars in grades 6 - 8.

General Information

School Colors: Black and Gold

Mascot: Hornet

Uniforms: Scholar may wear these colors as part of the school uniform: khaki and navy bottoms, skirts, and dresses. Additionally, each grade level is assigned the following color for their uniform tops: 

  • 6th Grade: White
  • 7th Grade: Gold 
  • 8th Grade: Black

Scholars will have the option of wearing school t-shirts and jeans only on announced Fridays. Notification will be provided in advance for these special days. 

Vision

At Peeples Middle School, we strive to create a community of leaders and life-long learners who are prepared for high school and equipped to succeed in a global society. 

Mission

Peeples Middle School, with the support of all stakeholders, will provide each scholar with a quality education in a safe, clean, positive, and supportive environment. 

Motto

Providing Excellence in Education, and Producing Leaders Equipped to Succeed

Goals

  • Increase academic proficiency and growth in all academic areas by 15%.
  • Decrease discipline by 25%.
  • Increase average daily attendance to 95%.
  • Increase parental and community involvement.

 

Peeples' Namesake

Peeples was named to honor Pinckney Washington Peeples. He lived from1835 to 1896. The North Carolina native was a graduate of the literary department of the University of Virginia and studied at Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, Pa. In Carroll County he practiced medicine and went on to organize and serve as president of the Jackson State Bank. He owned the Edwards Hotel, served as a member and as president of the Board of Trustees of Belhaven, was president of the Jackson Board of Trade, and served as a member of the first Board of Trustees of the school district.