Education related stories in Southern Middle Tennessee
Tullahoma City Schools received exciting news as the district was awarded $10,000 in grant funds from TE Connectivity. “TCS is so thankful for TE Connectivity and the commitment that they have toward supporting our teachers and students through innovative program offerings,” said TCS Director of Schools, Dr. Catherine Stephens. “These funds will ensure that our …
Making a good first impression and feeling confident are important components of professionalism as students navigate the workforce to their dream careers. Motlow State Community College recently established Bucks Closet, a donation-based and student-designed and operated free career apparel store for Motlow students. Bucks Closet is a non-profit program that allows students to obtain business …
The Coffee County Sheriff’s Office recently teamed up with Deerfield Elementary to collect blankets along with dog and cat food for the local animal shelters. The Coffee County Sheriff’s Office Safety Patrol helped with this community service project making it a huge success.
Recent Tullahoma High School graduate Juliette Orihuela’s passion is the theater. Whether that is acting on stage or doing behind-the-scenes work, it is clear where her interests lie. Orihuela was recently rewarded, and her on-stage skills and vocals were highlighted when she was named a Tennessee All-State Musical Theater member. After the selection, the December …
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Coffee County Sheriff’s Department Hillsboro Elementary Cadets took part in a Community Outreach Project that helped the local animal shelter. The cadets led the school in collecting food and blankets over the last several weeks and delivered it to the shelter. Photo from the CCSD
A new study adds to evidence that higher-education credentials can increase a person’s earning power over a lifetime. The research from economists at Kansas State University says completing a bachelor’s degree increases a person’s income by around $4,000 right after graduation, with additional jumps of more than $1,000 in following years. Emily House, executive director of …
Report: College Degrees Boost Income; TN Program Helps Adult Learners Read More »
Franklin County Schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday January 24-25th due to excessive illness. Students will be provided instruction to continue remote learning. There will be no ESP, no sporting events, or any extracurricular activities at schools on Monday and Tuesday.
The Mechatronics program at Motlow State Community College recently achieved reaccreditation by the Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE). Motlow has proudly been accredited by the ATMAE since 2015. “Accreditation proves Motlow’s Mechatronics program meets established standards in providing the best possible learning experience to our students. It indicates that Motlow has a vested interest in …
Grant applications are due Feb. 1 for the Dual Enrollment program at Motlow State Community College for existing Dual Enrollment students. Motlow is the state’s leader in dual enrollment programming. The grant allows most high school students in Motlow’s service areas to take several college classes tuition free. Research has shown that early college experiences …
Motlow State Spring Dual Enrollment Grant Deadline is Feb. 1 Read More »
The Bedford County School District is taking action to stop bullying after a 12-year-old committed suicide. Eli Fritchley was a seventh-grader at Cascades Middle School. His parents made the heartbreaking discovery after he took his life in late November. According to his parents, Eli was bullied by classmates because for his sexuality. Bedford County Director of …
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