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Tullahoma High School Student’s Artwork Receives Regional Attention

Just before classes concluded for the semester, Tullahoma High School freshman Arianna Marin received some exciting news. Late last week, Arianna learned that her artwork had been selected to be part of the 14th Annual Middle Tennessee Regional Student Art Exhibition at Lipscomb University. “It’s really crazy,” Arianna said. “At first my mom told me …

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Motlow Students Collect Items for Tornado Relief Efforts

After multiple tornados rocked Tennessee earlier this month, Decherd residents Bella Hartwig, 2022 USA National Miss Tennessee Teen, with friend and classmate Leah Smith, both dual enrollment students at Motlow State Community College, jumped in to collect much-needed items for victims. “I have a friend in Dresden. He said his family is fine but several …

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State Releases ACT Scores for All School Systems

The Tennessee Department of Education has released the ACT state results and participation rate for the 2021 graduating class. The state average composite ACT score showed a decline from 19.9 for the class of 2019-20 to 19.1 for the class of 2020-21.   The ACT provides an important opportunity for the state to understand students’ college and career readiness and how we are preparing the next generation to transition to …

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Coffee County Sheriff’s Department School Cadets Helping others this Holiday Season

The Coffee County Sheriff’s Department New Union Cadets held a Toy Drive at school this holiday season. They were joined in their efforts by the Coffee County Middle School. The Cadets took all donations to the Rescue Squad so the toys could be donated to the Gene Taylor/Steve Graves Toy Drive. This is part of …

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TCS launches New-Look Website on Wednesday

Tullahoma City Schools launched its new website design on Wednesday in coordination with FinalSite. The new TCS homepage features a more modern and open concept than the district’s former website. Once heading to the main page of the new site, viewers are greeted with a slideshow of photos and videos that highlight the great things …

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Stay Jolly, Merry, Happy and Safe

By Joyce Prusak Executive Director of Coffee County Children’s Advocacy Center The holidays bring exciting moments and wonderful time spent together with family and friends. As we enjoy these beautiful moments together and create everlasting memories, it’s important to ensure the safety of children. The holidays may bring stress and busy schedules, leading to situations …

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Former SpaceX Vice President of Propulsion Engineering visits Alma Mater

Delivering an inspiring message full of life and career advice, Will Heltsley recently returned to his alma mater, speaking to Tullahoma High School students. Earlier this year, TCS Director of Schools Dr. Catherine Stephens reached out to Heltsley to see if he would be available to speak to THS students. After initially attempting to schedule …

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THS Band members Excel at Mid-State Auditions

The Tullahoma High School band recently saw 36 students awarded 38 seats and alternate seats at the Middle Tennessee School Band and Orchestra Association’s Mid-State Auditions. Additionally, the THS band had seven members who qualified for the All-State Band. Those students include Rex Askren, Ethan Eldridge, Isabella English, Zavier Fowler, Chloe Fuller, Braden Robertson and …

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Bedford County Schools receive $260,000 grant for secondary healthcare studies

In partnership with Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Shelbyville and the Shelbyville-Bedford Partnership, Bedford County Schools (BCS) is the beneficiary of a $260,641 grant to outfit an allied health laboratory classroom at Community High School. This grant is a result of Tennessee Governor Bill Lee’s recent announcement of projects receiving funding through the second …

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