I happened to be nearby in Biloxi and decided to make the short drive to Ocean Springs to visit the…read moreWalter Anderson Museum and the Shearwater Pottery. I was not expecting to see such a cute small town with a lot of eateries, boutiques, a semi-hilly beach town. Very cute and a lot of the houses are cottages. I am not sure what the population size is, I am sure I could search for it on the internets, but why. Everyone seemed to be friendly. The roads seemed to all be lined with large trees, the harbor full of boats. Very easy to get around here. I don't know why I haven't ever come here before. That is a mistake I will not be making again!

This small city has lots to offer! I've told my husband it's where I want to retire. It is a good…read moresize (approx. 17,000) for a small town feel, but also a short ten minute drive to Biloxi for casinos, larger beaches geared more toward tourists, etc. Noted as the home of artist Walter Anderson, it offers a museum honoring his life and work. The downtown area has a number of quirky local eateries and boutiques/shops. The cottage style architecture and shade trees line the main roads in this area and add so much historic, coastal charm. Everywhere I visited the locals were super friendly and it is easy to get around everywhere. Charming place to visit or live.

I can't say enough about this school! The staff are absolutely the best in so many ways! They love…read moreall the children and want the best for them. My first grader is reading at a third grade level! Both of my kids are getting a wonderful foundation! It's also nice to have God in their daily lives.

Why are there 2 entries here for the same place? What gives? I went here and I must say that it…read moreprovided a helluva of a 2nd-6th-grade edumacation (I did not attend 1st-grade here). Our princiPAL (Mr. Dwight Moody) is long-gone but he was great. I have nothing but KUDOS for this school, including its playground and restroom facilities. I must add that I spent quite some time in the girls' bathroom at 6th grade graduation as I'd gotten a run in my stocking and was mortified. Childhood mems.