Munford Elementary School Principal Varissa Richardson is among the finalists for Principal of the Year, the Tennessee Department of Education announced Wednesday.
The Tennessee Principal of the Year award is given annually to a school leader for outstanding service in education and exceptional leadership that drives overall improvements in his or her school.
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Brendalynn Triplett, art teacher at Drummonds Elementary, was awarded the 2020 First Year Teacher of the Year and will receive the award at the TN Arts Education Association Fall Conference in October.
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Austin Peay Elementary held its first annual Back-to-School Tailgate Party on August 5, to kick-off the 2019-2020 school year. AES gained support from community organizations and local churches to provide students with free school supplies. This provided AES the opportunity to meet and share pertinent information regarding the upcoming school year. AES has many family and community activities coming up this school year. Follow them on social media for more information.


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Three of our agriculture teachers, Liz Flanagan, Bryan Cole, and Ashley Bringle recently completed the CASE AFNR course held July 21-31 in Memphis. They are the first group of TCS teachers to become CASE Certified. All three did an excellent job of acting both as a student and a teacher when completing 180 days’ worth of instruction in less than two weeks, and they are now certified in a powerful tool available for the advancement of agricultural education and enhancement of student learning of agricultural science subject matter.
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Jackson Almeda placed in the top ten in speaking skills at the HOSA national competition. She prepared a speech on the national HOSA topic, “Defining your purpose." There were over 30 competitors from all over the world.
Kozy Hubbard placed second in the Home Health Aide category. Kozy had to take a standardized test over various home health care topics. When she advanced to the second round, she was taken to a local hospital in Orlando and had to perform two tasks typical of a home health aide.
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Covington High School’s Future Business Leaders of America recently attended the National Leadership Conference in San Antonio, TX. Anna Nason, Katelyn Bricco, and Jamarr Maclin competed against 49 other states including giants such as California and Georgia and international competitors such as China, Haiti, and Puerto Rico. Member Chloe Coughlan also attended the leadership conference. Anna Nason placed 6th in Accounting category. This is a tremendous honor and she worked very hard for this award. Anna also received a monetary award. We are so very proud of these students and their hard work.
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Recently, MHS FCCLA went to Anaheim, California to compete in the 2019 NLC. MHS took 11 students for this event. This was one of the largest events FCCLA has had in a while, with 7200 students competing.
MHS students represented their school, our county, and their families very well at these events. They brought home 8 gold medals and 3 silver, all our competitors placed in the top 10, 2 groups place 2nd, and one group placed 1st.
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Kassadie May 9th in Home Health Aide.
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