Recent News

Nearly 500 seniors from nine high schools met with representatives from 57 businesses representing construction, health care, information technology, manufacturing and supply chain management.

Countywide event was highlighted by nearly 100 student projects representing grades 6-12. Students presented original research developed from a complex question, problem or challenge. Projects were categorized as STEM Research, Engineering I, Technology or Agricultural STEM.

This prestigious honor marks the first ever appearance of a high school band from Rutherford County Schools in the 61-year history of the convention. Co-band directors Debbie Burton and Michael Chester featured in latest RCS podcast Beyond the Classroom.

Bill Spurlock, the current principal of Oakland High School in Murfreesboro, will become the next Rutherford County Director of Schools on July 1, 2018, the Rutherford County Board of Education voted April 4.

The RCS Summer Conference will be held July 24-25 at Siegel High School and Siegel Middle School.

Invitation comes after winning Rookie All-Star Award at recent FIRST Robotics Smoky Mountain Regional.

Gary Clardy, assistant superintendent for Engineering and Construction, set to retire June 30 after overseeing multiple school construction projects for Rutherford County

Safe schools is always an important topic for parents but with the recent tragedies with school shootings from around the country, maintaining safe school environments has become even more of a national discussion. James Evans and Keith Cartwright recently sat down with RCS Safe Schools Coordinator Josh Kubly to discuss what the school districts does to maintain safe learning environments.

Alexis Yatuzis-Derryberry is one of nearly 30 teachers from Tennessee to have been honored with the Music Teacher of Excellence Award by the Country Music Association Foundation.

March is Art in Our Schools month and schools across Rutherford County are celebrating the student-artists throughout the month