Murfreesboro City Schools Board Earns TSBA Board of Distinction Award
The Murfreesboro City Schools Board of Directors has once again been recognized with the prestigious Tennessee School Board Association (TSBA) Board of Distinction Award for its exceptional work in the areas of planning, policy, promotion, and board development.
The two-year designation recognizes school boards that demonstrate excellence in governance and leadership while advancing student success. The TSBA Board of Distinction Program acknowledges boards that meet rigorous requirements in key operational areas and have gone above and beyond in their efforts to create lasting change through strategic decision-making and advocacy.
“We are honored to receive this distinction once again,” said Board Chair Amanda Moore. “Our board remains focused on making decisions that positively impact students today while positioning Murfreesboro City Schools for continued success in the future.”
The Board of Distinction Award highlights the collective efforts of the board as a governing body. Through thoughtful planning, continuous board development, and a commitment to sound policy, the Murfreesboro City Schools Board of Directors continues to provide strong leadership that supports student achievement and organizational excellence.
As the district works to expand educational opportunities, promote equitable learning experiences, and strengthen student outcomes, the award serves as a testament to the board’s long-term vision and commitment to public education.
“This recognition reflects the dedication, vision, and commitment of our Board of Directors to ensuring that every decision is focused on creating the best possible opportunities for our students, staff, and families,” said Dr. Trey Duke, Director of Schools.
Serving nearly 9,000 students in Pre-K through sixth grade, Murfreesboro City Schools is committed to the academic, social, and personal success of every child through innovative instruction, strong community partnerships, and a culture of excellence. For more information, please contact Murfreesboro City Schools at 615-893-2313 or visit www.cityschools.net.
