Education related stories in Southern Middle Tennessee
As summer kicks off and families hit the road for vacation, area law enforcement officers are partnering with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) to remind motorists to “Click It or Ticket.” From May 24 through June 6, participating agencies across the state will increase seat belt enforcement as part of the National Highway Traffic …
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The Sportsmen and Businessmen Charitable Organization (SBCO) donated $17,000 to Coffee County and Manchester City Schools’ Family Resource Center and Tullahoma City Schools’ Coordinated School Health. “It is a mission of SBCO’s to support programs that directly assist the children in our community. We are proud to contribute to Coffee County Schools’ Family Resource Center’s …
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The Tennessee Department of Education has announced 21 school districts have been awarded grants for the new Innovative High School Models program, intended to foster local community partnerships that boost student readiness and prepare high schoolers for jobs and careers in their local communities. The goal of the Innovative High School Models program is to encourage strong, strategic and innovative partnerships. One area school system, Tullahoma City Schools will have Tullahoma Virtual Academy …
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Joyce Prusak Executive director of Coffee County Children’s Advocacy Center announces the launch of Join Our Quest initiative, which aims to raise awareness of child abuse. Prusak said, “I’d like to thank the Tullahoma community for joining our quest to become a society free of child abuse. Tullahoma organizations and businesses have embraced our mission …
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Coffee County High School’s Summer Institute will take place June 7-11 and June 14-18 (for students needing more than 1 credit). Summer Institute is for credit recovery only (minimum of a 50 for the semester or yearly average). Students will not be allowed to earn new credit. Summer Institute registration forms are available in the …
Motlow State established itself as a statewide leader in Mechatronics over a decade ago. Through partnerships with area universities and Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology (TCAT), Motlow has established multiple pathways that lead to high-paying jobs in Mechatronics. Whether you are a high school sophomore, a recent high school graduate, or an adult looking to …
Multiple Pathways at Motlow lead to High-Paying Jobs in Mechatronics Read More »
Motlow State Community College recently announced it will be fully open and operational for the fall 2021 semester, resuming all student activities and on-campus support functions. However, the summer semester will continue to function primarily online, and summer campus visits are by prior approval or appointment. Motlow makes applying to college simple and free. More …
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has announced a new series of partnerships to combat human trafficking in the state, including the Tim Tebow Foundation. Gov. Lee said the Tennessee budget for 2021-2022 included more than $5 million in funding for key groups that aim to combat human trafficking and support the victims. The funding included $3.5 million …
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Manchester Police Department is partnering with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office to promote Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. Agencies participate by providing information and increasing awareness in their communities about the importance of sharing the road and looking twice for motorcyclists. “Motorcyclists will be out in force as the weather gets warmer, which is why it …
Motlow State Community College will re-open its campuses to in-person students for the fall semester. Motlow’s re-opening aligns with the Tennessee Board of Regents institutions across the state. The college will initiate its return to campus plan beginning May 10. Specific details for accessing campuses and services are available at www.mscc.edu or by calling 1-800-654-4877 between 8 am – 4:30 …
