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Central Magnet advances in Samsung’s $2 million national STEAM contest

Central Magnet School has been named among the nation’s 255 state finalists in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow contest. The program encourages students to solve real-world issues in their community using classroom skills in science, technology, engineering, arts and math.

Smyrna Middle School 8th grade pathway fair

LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP

As part of the ‘Career Pathway’ events being held this year at all RCS middle Schools, eighth-graders learn about career course options prior to registering for high school classes

Blackman class raises money for displaced Texas pets

Blackman High School students raised $450 to help the Wilson County DART’s effort to save displaced pets in Texas and locate them safely to homes or shelters following the recent hurricane and flooding.

Stewarts Creek High School dancer featured in new photo book

Chloe King was selected from thousands of young dancers hoping to be profiled in Jonathan Givens’ latest photo book. King, a freshman at Stewarts Creek High School, was photographed as an eighth-grader at Big South Fork National Park in August 2016.

Stewarts Creek High receives $10,000 grant for automotive repair program

The automotive program at Stewarts Creek High School has received a $10,000 grant from the Ingersoll Rand Foundation. The grant was part of $500,000 in grant monies given to 50 schools in eight cities across the country

Blackman High cheer squad wins first place at state championship

The varsity basketball cheer squad at Blackman High School won first place at the TSSAA Championship on Nov. 11.

Eagleville FFA wins 2017 National Chapter Award

For the first time in school history, the Eagleville FFA chapter was recognized in the 2017 National Chapter Award Program. Eagleville was one of only five FFA chapters from more than 200 in Tennessee to be recognized as a Three Star Chapter.

Blackman FFA trivia night flyer

Blackman FFA hosting trivia night, auction Nov. 30

Blackman FFA is hosting a trivia night that features a chili cook off and auction on Thursday, Nov. 30. Anyone interested in bidding on auction items does not have to participate in the trivia contest. Each trivia team consists of six people with a buy-in of $60 per table.

School Board approves new five-year building plan

Over the next five to six years, the adopted plan calls for nine new schools and 11 additions, land acquisitions or other facility improvements

Secretary DeVos tours Oakland

U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos tours Oakland High’s career education programs

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