Education related stories in Southern Middle Tennessee
After approval from the Board of Education on Tuesday, Tullahoma City Schools will be adding two new positions for the 2022-23 school year, including the district’s first full-time Athletic Director. John Olive will continue to serve in his Athletic Director role, moving to the full-time position effective June 1. Additionally, TCS is seeking a part-time …
National Aerospace Solutions, LLC (NAS) recently presented donation checks at Coffee County Central High School and Tullahoma High School to support their STEM programs. Funds will go toward purchasing robotic kits and rocket launcher kits, upgrading the STEM Lab, and a special sponsorship of the THS team that competed in SkillsUSA. NAS is proud to …
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CCHS students attended the FBLA state conference in Chattanooga, TN last week and returned with 24 state placings, 2 scholarship recipients and 1 state officer elected. Those who qualified will be traveling to Chicago Illinois in June to compete at the National FBLA conference. In other school news, the SkillsUSA TN competition in Chattanooga saw …
Bowling season may have wrapped up in February, but Tullahoma High School senior Lynsey Jackson‘s biggest accolade came recently when she was named a 2022 United States Bowling Congress Youth Ambassador. Jackson is one of two people in the country to receive this honor. Every year, the USBC recognizes one female and one male bowler …
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Solomon Reynolds, a senior at Coffee County Central High School, has been nominated to compete for an Emmy in the category of Best Public Service Announcement (PSA). His PSA is about a topic that is relevant to his peers, distracted driving. The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has a national and state competition …
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Twenty-two Tullahoma City School students will have the opportunity to compete at nationals after having stellar outings at the Future Business Leaders of America Tennessee Leadership Conference held in Chattanooga last week. All 15 state participants from West Middle School earned spots to nationals, while Tullahoma High School had seven qualifiers. The FBLA National Leadership …
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Tullahoma High School is now one of 10 schools in the state to be awarded the Tennessee Purple Star School Award after recently receiving that designation from the Military Interstate Children’s Compact Commission. “Receiving the Tennessee Purple Star School Award is one of the highlights of this school year,” said THS Principal Jason Quick. “For …
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This is Work Zone Awareness Week in Tennessee, and with pothole repairs on interstate projects ongoing, TDOT is using this week to urge drivers to use more caution on the roadways. According to TDOT in 2021, more than 4,000 crashes happened in work zones on Tennessee roads, that number went up from 2020 when there …
Bedford County dignitaries gathered on Friday, April 8, at Shelbyville Police Department on Lane Parkway to celebrate the annual Pinwheels for Prevention display organized by Junior’s House Inc. in honor of Child Abuse Awareness Month. Each of the 50 pinwheels represents 10 children served by Junior’s House over the past year. Bedford County Mayor Chad …
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Tullahoma’s West Middle School was recently awarded a $5,000 grant from the Tennessee Valley Authority to help spark student interest in future careers in STEM-related fields. Teachers across TVA’s seven-state region applied for funding of up to $5,000 for projects. After applications were received, 233 grants were accepted by the TVA in partnership with Bicenentennial …
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