Education related stories in Southern Middle Tennessee
The Tennessee College of Applied Technology in Shelbyville has announced that the annual graduation ceremony, initially planned for December 2023, has been rescheduled to Spring 2024. In the release, the school states that they understand the disappointment this may bring to their graduates and families, and we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused by this …
Start the Christmas season with the 2023 Motlow College Christmas Concert! Enjoy holiday favorites that spread the Christmas cheer for all to hear. All concerts take place in the Moore County Campus’s Eoff Hall Auditorium. – Thursday, November 30 at 7 p.m. (reception at 6 p.m.) – Sunday, December 3 at 2 p.m. (reception at …
Coffee County Central High announced on Monday afternoon that Roger Haynes has been officially hired as head football coach. Coach Haynes has served as our defensive coordinator for the last two years and the interim head coach for the latter part of this past season after Doug Greene resigned due to health reasons after game two. …
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Tullahoma had nine middle-school cheerleaders selected as All-Americans, with several accepting invitations to participate in a Thanksgiving performance at Disney World in Orlando, Florida. East Middle School had six students named All-Americans and invited to participate in the Disney holiday festivities. Those students are Sophia Moore, Addy Crader, Harper Hill, Brianna Witham, Alayah Pack, and …
It’s mating season now for deer, meaning you may see more running across Tennessee roads. With an increase of deer on the road comes an increase in wildlife-vehicle collisions. According to the Tennessee Department of Transportation, 4,175 deer-related crashes have occurred in Tennessee this year. Please use caution. If you do hit a deer, the TWRA encourages …
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The Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) announced today a record-breaking number of students who applied for the Tennessee Promise program in the most recent application cycle that closed on November 1, 2023. Preliminary data for the High School Class of 2024 show that over 66,000 high school seniors applied for Tennessee Promise, an increase of …
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It’s important to stay alert and take extra precautions in the fall, when deer are more active due to breeding season, called the rut. Rut times can vary, but generally in our area, it is around mid-November to late November. Vehicle accidents involving deer can occur at any time of the year, but most accidents …
There will be no confusion this Thursday as the Tullahoma High School theater department brings William Shakespeare’s The Comedy of Errors to the stage. The show will run from Thursday, Nov. 9, until Sunday, Nov. 12. Those wanting to attend are encouraged to buy tickets in advance, purchasing tickets online at the link here. Limited …
Tullahoma High School presents The Comedy of Errors; Shows Start Thursday, Nov. 9 Read More »
Motlow State’s latest enrollment results suggest economic gains for middle Tennessee. For three years, colleges across the nation have experienced pandemic-related enrollment declines. This troubling pattern raised concerns for both wage-earners as well as employers. Motlow’s enrollment pattern broke from that trend this fall. At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Motlow had approximately 6,500 …
Fall Enrollment Increases Seven Percent at Motlow Read More »
Tullahoma High School recently had 11 singers recognized for their vocal skills, as they received state honors late last month. “This year, we had several choir students audition for the midstate and freshman honor choruses,” said THS Choral Director Melissa Hinds. “The audition process is rigorous for students, and I am very proud of all …
11 Tullahoma High School Singers Named to Midstate and Freshman Choruses Read More »
