News for Coffee County, Tennnessee
Tullahoma High School had six students accepted into this summer’s Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts, which begins in early June. The Tennessee Governor’s School for the Arts is a residency summer intensive program for high school students gifted in music, visual art, theatre, dance, and filmmaking. Governor Lamar Alexander founded the School for the …
The Tennessee Department of Education has released the averages for each school district’s English Language Arts (ELA) TCAP tests. There is potential for thousands of Tennessee children being held back in the third grade because 60% of third graders did not meet or exceed expectations. District Name % Below % Approaching % Meets % Exceeds Total …
Local Numbers Released for Third-Grader TCAP Testing Read More »
The Imagination Library of Coffee County (ILCC) has received a grant from the Nashville Predators Foundation. Awarded $4,550, ILCC is among 172 nonprofits to receive funds from the Helper Grant. The Grant Check Presentation Ceremony was held at the Bridgestone Arena on May 17. ILCC Board Member Laurel Stone attended the ceremony. “Imagination Library of …
Imagination Library of Coffee County Receives Grant from Predators Foundation Read More »
Tullahoma City Schools saw improvement in its third-grade English Language Arts Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) scores, with a 17 percent increase in proficiency from the raw data provided to the district, compared to the third-grade ELA results from 2022. “This 17 percent improvement says so much about our students and their hard work and …
Tullahoma Sees Improvement in Third-Grade ELA TCAP scores Read More »
As summer kicks off and families hit the road for vacation, the Manchester Police Department is partnering with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office to remind motorists to “Click It or Ticket” now through June 4th. Participating agencies across the state will increase seat belt enforcement as part of the National Highway Safety Administration’s nationwide mobilization. …
Manchester Police Reminds Everyone to Click It or Ticket Read More »
Your Coffee County Veterans Association (CCVA) is privileged to again host its annual Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 29th, 2023, on Manchester Square. The ceremony will commence at 11 AM. Retired Navy Master Chief Fred Kasper will serve as Master of Ceremonies. The public, especially students, are encouraged to attend and learn that freedom …
Veterans to Host Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday May 29 Read More »
The Coffee County Rescue Squad will be Celebrating 60 Years of Volunteering this Saturday from 10 AM- 2 PM. They will be hosting a meet-and-greet event to meet with volunteers and learn more about the CCRS. They will have their equipment on display, demonstrations of equipment, face painting, balloon making, door prizes, etc. This is a …
Coffee County Rescue Squad Celebrating 60 Years of Service this Saturday Read More »
The Tullahoma Police Department needs your assistance in identifying two subjects that were allegedly involved in the theft of a wallet and fraudulent credit card use. (See pictures above) If you have any information on the identity of the subjects, contact Investigator Johnny Gore at jgore@tullahomatn.gov or Patrolman Zach Weaver at 931-455-0530 or 931-455-3411.
Tullahoma City Schools will begin its summer meal program, serving breakfast and lunch starting this Monday, May 22, through July 21. Daily meals will be served Monday through Friday with the exception of two closures. The summer meal program will not run on May 29 in observance of Memorial Day and on July 3-7 for …
Tullahoma City Schools Announces 2023 Summer Meal Schedule Read More »
Thursday, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed the Teacher Paycheck Protection Act, a landmark bill that will give teachers the largest pay raise in state history and protect Tennessee teachers and taxpayers by ensuring that union membership dues are no longer collected by school districts. “Teaching is more than just a career – it’s a calling,” said Gov. …
Gov. Lee Signs Bill to Raise Teacher Pay, Protect Taxpayer Dollars Read More »
