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Hybrid Plan for Coffee County and Manchester City Schools Announced

Coffee County Schools and Manchester City Schools are working closely together to address potential changes to school procedures. This collaboration is of particular importance because of the families that have children attending schools in both districts. According to the “Pathway to Re-Entry 2020-2021” that was released as a guiding document, the districts would prepare a hybrid …

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Tennessee to have Two Tax-Free Weekends

The State of Tennessee is offering two tax-free weekends this year. The first tax-free holiday weekend focuses on clothing and other back-to-school items. It begins at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, July 31 and ends Sunday, August 2 at 11:59 p.m. During this time, clothing, school supplies, and computers and other qualifying electronic devices may be …

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State Releases Recommendations to Reopen Schools and Contact Sports Can Begin

On Tuesday, Governor Bill Lee announced the State of Tennessee’s recommendations to reopen schools for the 2020-2021 school year. This information was released just 17 hours before Tullahoma Schools open today. The recommendations from the Department of Health and the Department of Education can be found below: Health When to Test & Quarantine 10-Day Sick …

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Before and After School Programs announced by Manchester City Schools

Manchester City Schools are pleased to announce that they will offer a morning Extended School Program at College Street and Westwood Elementary. The program will be available from 6:00 a.m. until 7:30 a.m. on days school is in session. The cost is $5.00 per day. Registration will be available at the schools on August 3. …

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Coffee County Mayor Releases Statement Concerning COVID-19 and Back to School

Coffee County Mayor Gary Cordell issued a statement this week concerning COVID-19 and the start of school. He said, “In a few short days our children will be returning to school across the county. To keep our children in school, businesses open and keep our citizens at work, we strongly encourage everyone to follow the …

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Congress Considers Emergency Funding for Public Libraries

Many Tennesseans depend on libraries for everything from paying bills, to Telehealth appointments, to completing coursework. Earlier this month, lawmakers introduced legislation, known as the Library Stabilization Fund Act, that would provide $2 billion in emergency relief funding to libraries across the country, including at least $10 million for Tennessee. Corinne Hill, Chattanooga Public Library executive …

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Necessary Materials for Virtual Learning at Coffee County Schools will be available Aug. 3

Students in Coffee County Schools who will be starting the school year via virtual learning will be able to pick up necessary materials at their home schools on August 3rd from 1:00pm to 3:30pm.  Instructions are available at the district’s website, www.coffeecountyschools.comPlease follow the link titled “Parent Choice Distance Learning Information for August 3rd.”

Chick-fil-A and the United Way of Hwy 55 team up for a Supply Donation to Tullahoma City Schools

Tullahoma Chick-fil-A Owner/Operator Joseph Seabolt and Executive Marketing Director Kelleye Watts came to Ashley Abraham, Executive Director of United Way of Highway 55, and Pam Bussell-First Christian Church, The Salvation Army, and Second Harvest Food Bank Representative to discuss a generous donation that they wanted to carefully distribute to an area of need in our …

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Student Registration information for Traditional and Virtual Learning in the Manchester School System

In order to accommodate the needs of our families and to limit the number of adults entering the buildings, Manchester City Schools will operate on a modified schedule August 3, 2020.  Registration will be held on a staggered schedule, with traditional students (attending in person) registering in the morning and virtual students (attending online) registering …

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