Marshall Elementary School Monday - Breakfast - Reduced fat honey bun, fruit or juice, low-fat milk. Lunch - Reduced fat cheese pizza or tuna on wheat bread, smiles fries, tossed salad, pear half, low-fat milk. Tuesday - Breakfast - Steak & biscuit, fruit or juice, low-fat milk. Lunch - Cheeseburger macaroni or chicken fried steak, creamed potatoes, steamed cabbage, black-eyed peas, cornbread, banana pudding, and low-fat milk... more

Marshall Elementary School Monday - NO SCHOOL Tuesday - Breakfast - Steak and biscuit, fruit or juice, low fat milk. Lunch - Steak and gravy or baked chicken nuggets, green beans, cheesy potatoes, sliced peaches, whole-wheat roll, and low fat milk... more

Marshall Elementary School Monday, Aug. 6 -- NO SCHOOL Tuesday, Aug. 7 - Breakfast: Steak and biscuit, juice or fruit and low-fat milk. Lunch: Choice of steak and gravy or baked chicken nuggets; green beans, cheesy potatoes, sliced peaches, whole wheat roll and low-fat milk... more

Students are returning to Marshall County schools on Friday, but the system's 380 teachers have been in class since Thursday for in-service training. And much of the instruction for teachers concluding today is to familiarize them with a new program that comes with a literacy coach at each of the system's schools... more

The morning of Wednesday, May 23 was an emotional time at Marshall County School System's School Bus Garage. For beginning at 8:30 in the confines of the building, awards were presented, a beloved bus driver was remembered, and a longtime friend and employee retired... more

Marshall Elementary School hosted an Accelerated Reader awards assembly for kindergarten and first grade students on Tuesday, May 1. The following awards were presented: Kindergarten: Ready Readers -- Jeremy Adams, Demarkel Beard, Brandon Black, Danyelle Blevins, Ray Bridges, Lee'Asia Bumphus, Paige Casteel, Alyssa Compton, Graham Duke, Michael Dunnavant, Taylor Dye, Haley Dyer, Coby . . . more

aniel Sharp has been selected as the 2007 NAPA Automotive Technology Student of the Year. Daniel is a member of the 2007 graduating class at Marshall County High School / Spot Lowe Technology Center. Daniel stood out among the other students with his easy-going attitude and an outstanding commitment to learning a highly technical field. . . . . . more

First State Bank (FSB) of Chapel Hill recently honored the Rocketeer Bank Savers of the Week and Tellers of the Month at Chapel Hill Elementary School. FSB's Nancy Moorehead (left) and Jenita Daughrity . . . . . more

The Marshall County School System will hold new student registration on Tuesday, June 5, 2007, from 9 a.m. to noon. This is for any student who was not enrolled in a Marshall County school last year. more

4-H members from seven counties traveled to compete at the Central Region Area 3 4-H Project Fair on May 16 at Columbia State Community College in Columbia. From dairy to nutrition and fitness, 4-H'ers spotlighted their projects through demonstrations or exhibits. more

This Spring, the Marshall County Soil Conservation held its annual tree giveaway. more

Under the direction of Anna Beth Grant and Todd Campbell, the Oak Grove Eagle Ensemble performed their spring concert, "Sounds of Spring," on the afternoon and evening of May 8. Children in grades 1-3 performed three selections including "Hakunah Matata" . . . . . . more

Before too long, students at Cornersville Elementary School finding themselves on the campus grounds with beautiful shade to cool them on warm days thanks to Duck River Electric Membership Corporation (DREMC). On Thursday, March 8, DREMC employees joined members of the CES Junior Beta Club in planting three Willow Oaks, three Pin Oaks and three Swamp White Oaks, but before the planting began, Bonnie Reese, CES principal, addressed the students... more

With keeping true to their oath, "A Scout is concerned about other people. He does things willingly for others without pay or reward," Boy Scout Troop 173 volunteered to pitch in and help gussie up Marshall County on Saturday, April 21. Their Troop Leader, Christopher Taylor, lead them in several projects throughout the county; . . . . more

Jacob Crowell of Cornersville High School was among 44 high school juniors from across the state who attended the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association's annual Youth Leadership Summit March 12-14 in downtown Nashville. Crowell is the so . . . . more

Photo submitted The students in Mrs. Pinkston's third grade class at Westhills Elementary School have hit the 1000-points . . . . more

Catherine Phillips of Coffee County Central High School and Jacob Crowell of Cornersville High School were among 44 high school juniors from across the state who recently attended the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association's annual Youth Leadership Summit held March 12-14 in downtown Nashville. "Local electric cooperatives chose these outstanding students based on their interest in government and their leadership abilities," said Joe Jackson, TECA director of . . . . more

On Feb. 23, the Marshall County High School FFA Archery Team headed to the Opryland Hotel exhibition hall in Nashville to take part in the first Tennessee National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) competition. The event is sponsored by the TWRA. Approximately 160 . . . . more

Students at Cornersville Elementary School witnessed their principal, Bonnie Reese, get jumped on Wednesday, March 7. It's not as ominous as it seems; Matt Wilhelm, an X-Games Medalist in BMX Freestyle, was on hand to entertain the CES students on his medal-winning bicycle. And what about that jumping part? Mrs. Reese placed herself on the gymnasium floor and allowed Wilhelm to successfully jump over her on his bike. . . . more