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A dozen Siegel High School teachers hired to be part of the original faculty in 2003 are still with the school today. They are, bottom row, from left, Shirley Fara, Brenda Dent-Gregory, Deborah Butler, Tricia Myers, Danita Wilson, Kim Hinton and Stacie Andersen. Back row, from left, Trey Ondrus, Dallas Hill, Craig reavis, John Dusenberry and Richard Delbridge.

‘Siegel has heart’: High school gearing up for 20th anniversary celebration

#RCSSchoolSpotlight: 12 members of original Siegel High faculty share favorite memories

Tennessee Students Spend More Than a Million Minutes Reading in Tristar Reads Competition

TN Success: Two Rutherford County students win $1,000 college scholarship

School Board selects Shelia Bratton as new chair

Claire Maxwell selected vice chair, both will serve through at least August 2024

Wendell Porterfield, fine arts teacher at Rutherford County Virtual School, leads middle school Glee Club singers in a warmup exercise. Glee is of 30 clubs offered at the school through its Connection Fridays programming.

Making Connections: Rutherford County Virtual School students thrive with clubs

#RCSFineArts: In-person meetups an opportunity for students to explore, give back to community

Eagleville student wins national contest 'The Shakedown'

Blain Poynor gifted with $23,000 and will produce TV series

Aidan Mooney, a senior on the Smyrna High golf team, aims at the Eiffel Tower during golf class using a simulator the school installed last year.

Smyrna High School golfers benefit from simulation suite

#RCSAthletics: Fundraising efforts, grants cover cost of $30,000 setup

Driveway name change to honor former principal

Homer Pittard Campus School’s driveway now named “Whorley Way”

College Board recognizes multiple Central Magnet students

#RCSSchoolSpotlight: Awards recognize high-performing students, help distinguish them to colleges

A new cohort of teachers from Rutherford County Schools participated in the Gifted Academy, held at MTSU in July, to learn more about ways to identify and serve high-acheiveing students.

RCS sends 30 teachers to Gifted Academy

Educators will spend 2023-24 school year learning how to better serve high-achieving students

$Smyrna Middle School music teachers Jason Bratten, Emily Swafford and Cody Dailey, from left, recently learned the school will recieve 35 new instruments through a grant awarded by The Mr. Holland\'s Opus Foundation and the Morgan Wallen Foundation.$

Smyrna Middle School lands $20,000-plus donation to boost fine arts program

Funds provided by country singer Morgan Wallen’s nonprofit via The Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation

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