Northfield Elementary students and their families engaged in an interactive afternoon hosted by Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) and Nissan. Families toured the TCAT training center, learned the uses and functions of robots in the automotive industry and discovered job opportunities in industrial electrical maintenance. Students and parents operated robotic arms and learned new…
The annual Oakland High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) plant sale will begin Thursday April 5 at 3:15 in the OHS greenhouse. The public is welcome and invited to come to campus and purchase plants. These plants are started by our very own OHS students and all the money raised goes directly back to…
The Oakland High School Future Farmers of America recently attended the state convention. OHS students participated in many events and competitions. The results are below. For more information about FFA at OHS, please contact sponsor Emily Pate (patee@rcschools.net). State Runner-Up in Prepared Speaking, Kaitlin Taylor (pictured on left above) Top 3 for State Swine Placement…
Select university classes, the MTSU Arts production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,” Blue Raider athletic contests, music, a private workshop for do-it-yourself projects and much more are among many options for alumni and friends during the MTSU Alumni Spring Showcase. The spring showcase, presented by the MTSU Alumni Association, will be held April 6-14 on and off the…
Siegel High School has been taking part in the state-wide campaign to stop distracted driving. Siegel was chosen by Vanderbilt to participate in the Be In The Zone campaign this year. Siegel High School had several events including informational tents at athletic events and the thumbprint challenge with our Allstate Agent. They are currently working…
It’s an introduction to endless possibilities. It’s also about the possibility that even as a high school student, in Murfreesboro, ordinary people can go on to accomplish the extraordinary. That is the premise of an ongoing series at Blackman High School. Started by librarian Brian Seadorf, the original speaker series has evolved into “A conversion…
About 160 Blackman Collegiate Academy freshmen and sophomores gained a quick glimpse of the Middle Tennessee State University campus Tuesday (March 13). They spent a full day watching and listening, learning the ropes and sampling a taste of college life. Some toured the Center for Innovation in Media and the Honors College. Others learned about real estate, insurance, photography and much more….
Music teachers and over three hundred students from Murfreesboro City Schools will be participating in the annual MCS Music Festival concert Friday, March 9th. The free performance begins at 6:00 p.m. in the Cason Lane Academy gymnasium. Students and teachers will perform as part of Music in Our Schools Month. Music in Our Schools Month…
Middle Tennessee State University and the Middle Tennessee Council of the Boy Scouts of America signed a partnership that will allow the university to be a greater resource for Scouting programs, particularly in science and technology. And, in doing so, the university will gain an opportunity to reach and recruit prospective students from the council, which serves 37…
Drivers are prohibited from talking or texting on cell phones in active school zones under Tennessee state law. As of Jan. 1, it is a misdemeanor for drivers to use the cell phones in any marked school zones. If convicted, the driver faces a fine up to $50. Sheriff’s Cpl. Michael Rodgers said School Resource…