The Rutherford County Board of Education will interview three candidates for the Director of Schools position next week. The School Board selected the interviewees at a special-called meeting May 10, based on recommendations from the Tennessee School Boards Association. The School Board hired TSBA to advertise the position, accept applications and conduct an initial screening…
Congratulations to Ms. Vickie Sharp on her retirement. Thank you for everything you’ve done for the students at Siegel High School. Enjoy your retirement!
Murfreesboro City Schools (MCS) is thrilled to announced that Black Fox, Hobgood and Salem Elementary were named Tennessee Designated STEM/STEAM Schools during the Tennessee STEM Innovation Summit in Nashville Tuesday, May 10. These schools were three of only twenty-seven schools in Tennessee to receive this designation in 2022. Black Fox, Hobgood and Salem join Overall…
Smyrna Elementary School has been named Rutherford County School’s first STEM-designated school by the Tennessee STEM Innovation Network and the Tennessee Department of Education. The award was announced today in Nashville at the organization’s annual summit, and 27 schools were named. Smyrna Elementary has been working toward the designation for more than a year by…
After learning about access to freshwater around the world, students at Cason Lane Academy are seeing firsthand from Ryan’s Well Foundation founder Ryan Hrelijac that they are never too young to make an impact on the world. Very cool!!!!
Cason Lane Academy 3rd grade teacher Danielle Gregory was awarded the Bass Book Award upon her completion of MTSU’s Masters of Education program. Congratulations on your stellar achievement, Ms. Gregory! We are proud of how you represent the CLA Chargers!
Blackman High School celebrated its BCA seniors signing scholarships. The school celebrated 58 students, 18 signing with MTSU and 40 signing with other colleges, universities or branches of the military.
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.