“As we continue our work to deliver strong reading skills to benefit every student, we’re committed to giving families multiple pathways that will support student promotion and achievement.”
Keeping weapons out of school buildings is a high priority within MSCS, and after focusing its efforts on high-incident schools, the district is asking for millions more to keep everyone safe.
Chaos ensued Tuesday at a special meeting of the Memphis-Shelby County School (MSCS) board after the board announced a pause to the search for superintendent again.
Graduation season is amongst us, and one Memphis high school senior graduating at the top of her class has decided to keep her talent right here in the Bluff City despite having received scholarships from schools across the globe.
While the process for choosing who will head up Memphis-Shelby County Schools is on pause, board members voted Monday to seek more clarity on the rules and policies in place.
More than 1,200 Mid-South students who have been recovering from an EF3 tornado for nearly a month will have to buckle down for high-stakes testing that will begin on Wednesday.
The University of Memphis will receive $5.488 million earmarked for campus safety and security upgrades for the 2023 fiscal year after Gov. Bill Lee’s recommendation passed the State of Tennessee Legislature Wednesday at the State Capitol.
At a work session meeting Tuesday, the Memphis Shelby County School board discussed how they’ll move forward with the search for the next superintendent, after pausing the process.
The Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) has begun for statewide schools, and many parents in Covington are not looking forward to the mandatory tests for their children.
Wynne School District has announced the location of its temporary high school campus for the 2023-2024 academic year following the aftermath of severe storms that caused excessive damage to Wynne High School.
Tennessee lawmakers took a tough stance on school security Thursday in Nashville. The full Senate passed Governor Bill Lee’s sweeping school safety plan.
Ford’s BlueOval City, along with Walbridge, Sunbelt Rentals, United Rentals, Phillips & Jordan, Ideal Contracting, and ArchKey, have partnered with Tipton County Schools to provide temporary structures to serve Crestview Middle and Elementary Schools at no cost to the district for the remainder of the 2022-23 school year.
Representatives from Memphis City Council addressed Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) Tuesday regarding security measures and what they say is a lack of accountability from the district when it comes to kids skipping school.
Students in Wynne, Arkansas, are without a place to learn after a devastating tornado leveled Wynne High School last week, but a plan is in place to get those children back in the classroom.
Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) recently shared with parents some school updates that are scheduled to go into effect during the 2023-24 school year.
Benjamin Oelkers, a biochemistry and molecular biology major at Rhodes College, is among a select group of graduating college seniors nationwide to receive the Thomas J. Watson Fellowship, which provides a $40,000 grant for one year of independent study and travel outside the United States.
There’s no place like home! That rings true for one Memphis high school senior who received more than two dozen college offers from around the world but is choosing a school right here in the Bluff City.
Tutonial “Toni” Williams, interim superintendent at Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS), has applied for the permanent position amid the nationwide search for a new superintendent.
In an annual State of the District address Tuesday morning, Memphis Shelby County Schools leaders shared academic progress across the district, the plan to address truancy, literacy goals and more.
Five thousands Memphis Shelby County Schools students will be spending their Spring Break polishing up their academics at the district’s Spring Break Learning Academy.
In an effort to improve school safety, House and Senate Republicans in the Tennessee General Assembly have presented a bill that would require all schools to lock all exterior doors at all hours of the day.
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