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New aviation program at Siegel High School aims to equip students for growing job opportunities in industry

School libraries aren't what they used to be. At Blackman High School, librarians Misti Jenkins and Brian Seadorf like to think of their library as a "hub" for students, both for those who need social time and those who want a quieter environment. They recently sat down podcast hosts James Evans and Keith Ryan Cartwright to talk about their strategy for engaging students and supporting academic achievement throughout the school.

Kasuboski succeeds Mark Gullion, who has been named the new coordinator for Federal Programs, Title I and Response to Intervention

Dan Caldwell understands the importance of local industry being invested with local education. He recently sat down with RCS Communications Director James Evans and Communications Specialist Keith Ryan Cartwright to talk about Nissan's partnership with Rutherford County Schools, the Tennessee College of Applied Technology in Smyrna and others, and about how those partnerships are creating amazing opportunities for both students and local manufacturers.

The robotics teams from Stewarts Creek and Thurman Francis recently competed at Auburn University as part of the South's BEST Regional Robotics Competition.

Five industry councils create workforce pipelines to fill positions, while local students reap the benefits in the short- and long-term

Siegel High School is in its second-year of architectural design classes focusing on CAD-based concepts and architectural history coursework. Students explore the world of architecture using AutoCad, Vectorworks, Cinema 4D, and Sketchup to create portfolios with computer-generated products.