Summer Food Program
McFadden one of eight sites offering free food to area children and families
DREAMER
After being abandoned at age 15, Smyrna High student makes it to graduation thanks to teachers, friends and his own determination to prove he is special
CODE LIKE A GIRL
12 middle-school students participating in camp to encourage exploration of a field traditionally dominated by males and false perceptions
The 36 Club
Seven Rutherford students achieve perfect ACT score
PLANNING FOR A FIRST DAY TO REMEMBER
As the new principals for Whitworth-Buchanan Middle and Rocky Fork Middle, April Sneed and Jennifer Clark are busy meeting teachers, students and preparing to implement their vision
GALLERY: CLASS OF 2019 GRADUATION CEREMONIES
PHOTOS: Campus School's 42nd Annual Kindergarten Circus
PEN PALS
Central Magnet students pair with students from Bradley Academy for book club event
Central Magnet School again named best high school in Tennessee; now fifth best in nation
Rankings released from U.S. News & World Report also lists six other Rutherford County high schools in the top 100
‘We can try anything because it’s all new’
As the first principal of Rocky Fork Elementary School, Scott Bolden works to prepare the culture for the school’s opening in August
School Board proudly supports maintaining strong K-12 public education for all students
Learn more about how to support public education in Rutherford County
ATTENTION: OFFICER ON DUTY
New signs let community know about armed SROs protecting schools
Latest News
Rutherford County offers open gym opportunities throughout summer break
Hours vary from one school to another as well the hours during the Fourth of July week
Free summer food locations available from Rutherford Co. Schools
School zones do not apply and the program provides free breakfast and lunch to anyone 18 and under from June 3 to July 26 but is closed on July 4. This year’s schedule includes breakfast service at six Rutherford County schools and eight for lunch.
SCORE selects Roy Waldron Elementary instructor among 31 statewide educators for 2019-20 Tennessee Educator Fellowship
Terrence Surles is among 31 educators who have been selected for the 2019-20 class of the Tennessee Educator Fellowship through a competitive admissions process, the State Collaborative on Reforming Education (SCORE) announced today
Rutherford County Schools among eight statewide districts selected to receive new arts education grant expanding access to high-quality music education
Tennessee Department of Education and CMA Foundation award ‘State of the Arts’ music grants from $1 million investment
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