Education related stories in Southern Middle Tennessee
Our world and our reality shifted in early March when Tennessee’s first case of Covid-19 was confirmed. Now almost three months later – after we successfully shifted to an online teaching and learning environment – Motlow State Community College stands ready to continue our support of communities while extending our services for regional development. As …
OP-ED-50 Years Later and Motlow’s Mission is Still You Read More »
The Manchester City School District is presently completing a grant renewal for the Lottery for Education Afterschool’s Program or LEAPS. In November 2002, Tennesseans voted to create a state lottery. The General Assembly established that profits from the lottery go toward specific educational programs: college scholarships, early childhood programs and afterschool programs. As provided under …
Manchester City Schools Apply for Grant Funding for its LEAPS Program Read More »
Watch the Coffee County High School Parade of Graduates in pictures held Friday May 22, 2020 in Manchester, TN. Photos by Barry West.
The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Sports Medicine Advisory Committee recently released its Return to Sport Guidelines to state high school athletic associations across the country. You are receiving this document from TSSAA to serve as guidance for informational purposes. What has become very clear is that policies enacted at the state, …
TSSAA offers Guidance for Possible Return to High School Sports Read More »
The “Parade of Graduates” is set for Friday, May 22, 2020 for Coffee County High School seniors. The expected over 350 vehicles will leave Raider Academy around 6 p.m. To listen to the ceremony, tune into Rooster 101.5 FM beginning at 5:30 p.m. for the pre-ceremony. The graduation event starts at 5:50 p.m. that will …
Tullahoma and Coffee Co. High School Seniors Graduating Friday Read More »
We always start with each of our communities in mind, but this spring of 2020 united us all in the Middle Tennessee region served by Motlow State Community College. We unite behind the success of our students and for workforce development. We unite because, in times of adversity, Tennesseans support each other. The beginning of …
OP-ED: Dr. Michael Torrence, President, Motlow State Community College Read More »
The “Parade of Graduates” is set for Friday, May 22, 2020 for Coffee County High School seniors. The expected over 350 vehicles will leave Raider Academy around 6 p.m. and then turn onto Waite Street. The parade will turn onto Fort St. traveling to the downtown square. The caravan will turn onto N. Irwin St., …
