Pepper’s Peeps, Pope’s Peeps, and the Buddies at Siegel Elementary School have been doing the “Mile a Day in May” challenge together each day they are at school in May. So far they have completed 5 days in total.
Oakland High School IB program Senior, Emma Jackson has been awarded The University of Tennessee’s new “Distinguished Tennessean Award.” This award is given to one student in each of Tennessee’s counties and is based on academic achievement and engagement in the community. The award comes with full tuition and mandatory fees covered while attending UT!
OHS is proud to announce that the following students have earned Certified Clinical Medical Assistant certification while students in health sciences classes at Oakland High School: Bryel Ward, Laureli Hendrix, Kendall Williams, Ameila Talley, Yonna Brown. Congrats to these students and thank you to their health science teacher Ms. Suzanne Morrow.
Two Rutherford County Schools teachers have been honored for mentorship of student teachers. Both teachers — David Bonilla of Whitworth-Buchana Middle and Brooke Singleton of Rock Springs Elementary — were honored as Mentor Teachers of Excellence, a new award developed by Middle Tennessee State University. Bonilla was presented with the middle school award, and Singleton…
What a cool field trip! Siegel Elementary 2nd grade students enjoyed the great outdoors at Camp Widjiwagan.
SC Robotics has launched a new division in its robotics program and will compete in a regional competition in two week. The team is calling their new program S.C.A.R., which simply stands for Stewarts Creek Aquatics Robotics. S.C.A.R. will compete May 14 in the Mate ROV Eastern Appalachian Highlands Regional in the ranger category. SC…
With many students preparing to take or recently taking the ACT, many parents may be wondering what they can do to help their student achieve the best score possible. Also, high scores may give students a significantly higher scholarship payout — but what is high enough? In the latest episode of RCS’ podcast, Beyond the…
Murfreesboro City Schools is proud to announce the 2021-2022 winners of the Murfreesboro Student Art Show. The 32nd annual art show, held at the Murfreesboro City Hall Rotunda, highlights student art selected by each school’s art teacher as the Best of MCS in art and design. The 2021-22 winners include: Best of Show: Morgan Lee,…
Middle Tennessee State University recently awarded the FCM Cares’ annual Andrew C. Rambo Memorial Scholarship to Elana L. Mister. Mister, the daughter of Elaine and Jarvis Mister of Memphis, graduates in May from MTSU with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship. She plans to use the scholarship toward a 12-month MBA program at MTSU…
A Murfreesboro high school provided evidence Tuesday of how a connection with higher education can make its students far more prepared for college and for life. The Siegel Humanities Academy concluded its first semester Tuesday (April 26) with a celebration of scholarship and partnership attended by school and university officials. The academy is a collaboration…