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Vote for the Campbell Clinic boys high school athlete of the week, May 20-25
For the final time of the 2023-24 school year, it's time to vote for the Campbell Clinic boys high school athlete of the week. Fans may vote one time per hour. The poll is set to end Thursday at 5 p.m. Nominees include: Christian Brothers’ Ashton Hearn (track) and Will...
How Luke Miller helped save Arlington baseball's season: 'One of those things you dream of'
MURFREESBORO – For almost three hours, the baseball field at Oakland High School was empty. Lightning struck sporadically, prolonging the delay with each strike. Thunder rolled through, and rain poured onto the outfield grass. Coaches from Arlington and Oak Ridge, only an inning and a half away from completing their Class 4A elimination game, huddled inside an indoor baseball facility with TSSAA officials.
MSCS superintendent, MPD chief, sheriff emphasize teachers won't be carrying guns in schools
In April, Tennessee passed a law that would allow some teachers to carry concealed guns in public K-12 schools. But the law doesn’t immediately guarantee teachers the right to have a firearm in the classroom. To carry a gun in school, a teacher must, among other things, get approval from their local law enforcement agency, their principal, and their school district.
Meet the MSCS board member who isn't letting a stroke stop him from supporting students
When the Memphis-Shelby County Board of Education began its annual retreat at the Oasis Event Center on Nov. 3, only one board member was missing: Frank Johnson, whose absence was expected. Johnson had suffered a stroke less than two months earlier and was still recovering. He certainly wasn’t required to attend a lengthy, two-day retreat chockful of meetings about academics and finances.
MSCS summer program to offer students free meals
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) will provide free meals to students throughout the summer at about 100 sites across the city and county. The MSCS Nutrition Services Summer Meal Program will serve students who are 18 years old or younger. Those older than 18 who are disabled and enrolled in a school program are also welcomed.
When is school out in Memphis? See the last day of school for Shelby County school districts
May is here which means the semester is beginning to wrap up for students across the Memphis area. Schools around the city only have a few weeks until summer break starts. However, there are still classes to be had. For parents trying to get a head start on summer plans, we have compiled the end of school dates for institutions around Memphis.
West Collierville Middle School track team eyeing 3-peat
COLLIERVILLE – They are one of Shelby county’s best kept secrets. They are the young ladies of the West Collierville middle school track team who this weekend, will try to become the three time state champions. They are a team loaded from top to bottom. From field events to sprints. Alexa Haynes leads the state […]
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