Mississippi Department of Education Brand
Preserving the integrity of the Mississippi Department of Education brand is vital to maintaining a strong reputation and identity for our organization. MDE brand guidelines and best practices ensure the agency is represented consistently. If you have any questions or special requests, please email Jean Cook in the Office of Communication and Government Relations.
Resources for MDE Employees
Effective April 2022, all new documents with colored font(s) or background shading that will be posted on the MDE website must use one or more of the brand colors listed on p. 13 of the MDE Brand Guidelines document. These colors meet web accessibility standards for people with visual impairments, in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
- MDE Brand Guidelines: Guidelines for letterhead, business cards and logo usage (updated April 2022)
- MDE Brief Template - updated April 2022
- MDE Word Document Template (vertical) - updated April 2022
- MDE Word Document Template (horizontal) - updated April 2022
- MDE PowerPoint Template - updated April 2022
- MDE Letterhead Template - updated April 2022
- MDE Business Card Template - updated April 2022
- MDE Photo Release
Mississippi Department of Education Official Logo
The Mississippi Department of Education’s logo is one of the most important aspects of our identity. Consistent logo use helps protect the integrity of the MDE brand, so whenever using a logo, it is important to follow all branding and logo use guidelines.
TeachMS Campaign
TeachMS is a statewide campaign that promotes the teaching profession and attracts aspiring Mississippi educators who want to empower and inspire generations of change – one student, one classroom, one school at a time. The TeachMS mark may be used by Mississippi educator preparation programs or any organization that supports the TeachMS mission.
Strong Readers = Strong Leaders Logo
Strong Readers = Strong Leaders is a statewide campaign to improve literacy among all school children. This logo may be used by school districts to promote literacy.
