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Chief Deputy Officer Bob Johnson, Debbie Zimmerle Boudreaux, and Chief Andrew Kon share their work experience with students recently at MCHS.
Lunch and Learn at MCHS
On September 27 and 28, Marshall County High School had the pleasure of hosting an Army Lunch and Learn as well as a Criminal Justice Lunch and Learn. Students with an interest in these fields got lunch to-go from the cafeteria and then went to the library for career presentations. ... more
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The Cornersville High School football field on Friday night October 6 was the location for the “Pink Out,” a chance for football fans to gather at mid field to honor and remember cancer victims.
Cornersville gets “Pinked Out” to honor cancer victims
Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, the Cornersville High School hosted a “Pink Out” during the football game against the Richland Raiders October 6. The event, sponsored by the Marshall County Cancer Foundation, helped kick off fund-raising efforts. All money raised from the sale of Pink Out t-shirts, money raised at the football game and other donations are earmarked to stay in Marshall County to help cancer patients actively going through treatment... more
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The Marshall County High School cheerleaders and 2017 Homecoming Queen Annie Haynes with her court held a pep rally on the square Friday after the annual Homecoming Parade. The Tigers defeated rival Giles County 48 to 28 later that evening.
Tiger pride
Delk-Henson Intermediate 6th Grader, Ethan Jacobs, being recognized as Chapel Hill Lions Club - DHIS Student of the Month for August. Award presented by Lions Club President, Wes Higdon.
DHIS Student of the Month
Cornersville always has plenty of spirit as a school and as a community and that was on display last Friday with their annual homecoming parade through town. Pride and excitement are even higher than usual with the success of the Bulldogs on the field this year. They won Friday over Perry County, 45-0, on their way to a 5-1 record on the field for the first time since 2007.
Bulldogs ride with pride
The Westhills Citizen of the Week for September 22 is Gabe Collins from Mrs. Wright’s 6th grade class. Gabe always helps those around him and is not afraid to work hard. He regularly helps keep the cafeteria and school clean and looking great. Way to go Gabe! Westhills is proud of you!
Citizen of the week
Homecoming Queen Morgan Terry and her 2017 Cornersville Homecoming Court star in Friday’s homecoming parade in Cornersville. It was a beautiful day for a parade and a beautiful evening for football, as the Bulldogs overwhelmed Perry County, 45-0. More parade pictures in this Friday’s Tribune.
Cornersville homecoming queen and court
Oak Grove Elementary celebrated Career Day, with each student dressing up as the profession they wished to pursue after a week of learning about different careers. The following students from Mrs. Sanders’ class wanted to be doctors: Tabitha Blackwell, Robbie Bishop, and Addison Coleman, Teachers: Brianna Lewie, Emily Weldon, and Macie Jedlicki, and a lawyer: Maisy Stewart.​
Oak Grove Elementary celebrates Career Day
The Westhills Citizen of the Week for September 15 is Diya Patel from Ms. Jett’s 6th grade class. Diya is responsible, works hard, and is respectful to everyone. She is determined to be successful and will do whatever it takes to get there. Way to go Diya! Westhills is proud of
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The freshmen attendants, Meri Hannah Walker and Tori Varner; sophomore attendants, Sorrell Martin and Bethany Fitzgerald.
Cornersville Homecoming attendants and queens
Cornersville High School and Cornersville Middle School would like to present their homecoming queens and courts. The 2017 CMS Homecoming Queen is Madison Hopkins, daughter of Darrin and Deanna … more
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The Marshall County Board of Education celebrates over $1.1 million in reduced energy costs in less than four years in association with Cenergistic, a company focused on reducing energy usage.
School land bid unsuccessful
The search will have to continue for a possible new home for the Marshall County High School Tigers. The Marshall County School Board offered New Life Church $225,000 for West Ellington Parkway parcel, on which the church is developing a new church building... more
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Title DHIS Student of the Month Lions Club President, Wes Higdon presenting Ethan Jacobs, sixth grader at Delk-Henson Intermediate School, with the Chapel Hill Lions Club Student of the Month for August. more
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First grade students at Oak Grove Elementary recently celebrated Career Day. Students learned about a variety of careers throughout the week and invited many community members to come and talk to the students about their careers. The week ended with students dressing up as the career they want to be when they get older. These students in Ms. Fenech’s class wanted to be a basketball player, Katoya Potter, a policewoman, Lydia Stinnett, a basketball player, Sutton Delk, a fireman, Copper Sims, a photographer, Alex Webster, and a detective, Christian Davenport.
Career Day at Oak Grove Elementary
Pictured from left: Marcey Taylor, Cookie Tankersley, Jan McKeel, and Mike Wiles.
Tankersley honored as educator
Carolyn “Cookie” Tankersley is part of the South Central TN Workforce Alliance as an instructor through Project Learn Adult Education. She is a highly skilled instructor who has taught Adult Education in Lewisburg for over 10 years. On August 31, Tankersley was presented with the TN Adult Education Teacher of the Month award by Adult Education State Director Franklin D. Johnson... more
Chapel Hill celebrated homecoming at Forrest High School with a parade through town on Friday, Sept. 8. Students from all of the Chapel Hill schools showed off their Rocket pride with floats and activities that paid off that evening as the Rockets notched their first win of the season over Summertown, 49-0.
Rockets ride to victory
Cornersville School is proud to announce its September middle and high school students of the month. Eighth grader Briar Alexander is always engaged, responsive, and on-task. When he is not taking notes or working problems in Mrs. Laura Ledford’s math class, he is checking on those around him to make sure they “get it.” Briar does this on a regular basis without being asked to do so. Instead of working to get ahead, he makes sure that others are caught up and understand. Junior Daisy Braden always has a smile on her face and is willing to help her teachers as well as other students. She is described by Mrs. Sabrina Tarr as a good role model and a genuinely good person to her peers. Daisy is respectful, dedicated, and positive. She is a definite asset to her class. The Student of the Month program at Cornersville School is sponsored in part by the Cornersville McDonald’s restaurant. Monthly honorees are given tickets to a seasonal ballgame, concession stand coupons, and a free t-shirt.
Cornersville students of the month
The CHS Bulldog welcomes new students to CES this year, Blake and Troy Craig.
Spirit Days at CES
Fridays at Cornersville Elementary School are deemed Spirit Days. Students are encourgaged to wear their CES shirts or school colors to show their school spirit, not only for CES but for the CHS athletes as well. For the past few years it has been the tradition for members of the Cornersville High School football team to come up and help greet the bus riders and car riders... more
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September 4-8, 2017 ALL MENUS SUBJECT TO CHANGE LEWISBURG MIDDLE SCHOOL Breakfast Monday: NO SCHOOL Tuesday: Sausage Biscuit, Cereal w/ Cheese Stick, Juice, Fresh Fruit, Choice of Milk Wednesday: Chicken Biscuit, Cereal w/ Cheese Stick, Juice, Fresh Fruit, Choice of Milk... more
Westhills Citizen of the Week
Westhills Citizen of the Week
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