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CSCC graduates nearly 600
COLUMBIA -- Columbia State Commun-ity College held its 41st annual commencement ceremony on Tuesday, May 6. Approximately 600 students from the College's nine-county service area graduated. Columbia State alumnae and artist Ann Carothers delivered a motivational message as commencement speaker, drawing parallels to the recent graduates and masterpiece works of art... more
Forrest High School to hold baccalaureate
Forrest High School will conduct its baccalaureate service honoring the Class of 2008 at 9 a.m. Sunday, May 18, in the school auditorium. Dara Gentry Stephens, Class of 1990, will deliver the inspirational message. Dara is the daughter of Jerry and Kay Gentry. ... more
Columbia State Community College site director Elizabeth McDow presents Gayle Vore with the 2008 Lewisburg Campus Leadership Award. Vore served as chair of the student activities committee this year. She was instrumental in initiating and implementing the Lewisburg campus 'Go Green' campaign, putting in place a comprehensive recycling program in coordination with the county's solid waste department. Vore is majoring in general technology and maintains a 3.8 gpa.
Campus leader
Rebecca Reese of Marshall County was recently inducted into the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi at the University of Tennessee at Martin. Membership is based upon academic achievements and exemplary character. An internationally respected honor society, Phi Kappa Phi is the oldest and most selective organization that recognizes and promotes academic excellence in all fields of higher education.
Honor society
Students at Chapel Hill Elementary School raised more than $5,000 during the recent fund-raising campaign to benefit the March of Dimes. Here, Principal Dean Delk and volunteer Lisa Cahill congratulate student representatives Blake Leonard, Kathleen Warner and Tommy Dufresne for the work they and the rest of the student body did in raising such a large amount.
Collecting for the cause
The Lewisburg Middle School Student Council recently volunteered to work at the Special Olympic Games at Westhills Elementary School. Sixteen LMS students helped with carnival games the young Olympians participated in between events. By the end of the day, the LMS Student Council members realized they were part of an awesome event while enjoying a wonderful day.
LMS students 'go fish'
Marshall County High School's 2008 Volunteer Girls' State delegates are, seated from left, Erika Finley and Kwanza Pillow. Serving as alternates are, standing, Ashley Harrison and Lauren March. Volunteer Girls' State will be held on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University this summer.
MCHS Boys / Girls State
Front, Dalton Southall and Kyla Young, and back, Katy Keel and Kayla Wright, display just a few of the beautiful plants to be found in the LMS greenhouse.
LMS greenhouse sale set to begin Monday
Everyone has been dreaming over the winter about heading outside to dig in the dirt and plant some flowers and vegetables. The time has arrived to do just that, and the students at Lewisburg Middle School are ready to assist. For the past several weeks, the young men and women have nurtured baskets filled with flowers and ferns, and flats of plants that are now ready to put in the ground. ... more
The eighth-graders at Lewisburg Middle School recently witnessed the Civil War through the eyes of a war re-enactor. Dan Whitaker, an 11th-grade student at Marshall County High School, put on his Civil War attire and packed equipment of the times then headed to LMS to explain to the students about how the troops fighting in the Civil War lived … and died.--by Rhonda Poole
The way it was
First Commerce Bank is proud of Forrest School's Band of Blue for being crowned 2007 Division 1 Marching Band State Champions. David Delk and Melinda Sweeney are shown presenting a check to Mr. Billy Bateman, Band Director, and Mr. George Dickovitch, Band Officer, to assist in funding championship rings for the band members. Congratulations to entire Band of Blue family on a job well done.
Gift given to Band of Blue
Band members catch a last minute practice before their spring concert.
How to build a band
They turned the band room into a yard sale for two weekends. Students stood on the square and asked passing motorists for money. For months they've been raising funds, and now the Marshall County High School Band is finally going on a road trip! According to band director Elizabeth Gray, this will be the first trip of its kind for band members. To understand why these students have never experienced the type of activity that is routine for many bands, consider their recent history... more
Bill Marsh reads One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish to Mrs. Locke's kindergarten class.
Read Across America
Each year students celebrate the birthday of author Theodor Geisel, better known as 'Dr. Seuss,' with distinctive activities and events about reading during Read Across America Week. This year Read Across America was observed the week of March 3 through March 7... more
Photo submitted Bethany Gamble, left, a senior at Forrest High School, will represent United Telephone Company at the Leadership Through Learning Program March 9-15 in Washington, D.C. Travis Ryder, right, also a senior at FHS, was selected as an alternate.
Area students to attend leadership training
The Foundation for Rural Education (FRED) is pleased to announce that for the seventh year high school juniors and seniors from around the U.S. and Canada will participate in the Leadership Through Learning Program, sponsored by National Exchange Carrier Association. ... more
Rocket Band of Blue 'Superior'
The Forrest Junior/Senior High School Band traveled to MTSU on Monday, March 3, to participate in the "Middle Tennessee School Band and Orchestra Association" concert festival at the Wright music building on campus. As a warm-up, the band performed "Balladair," by Frank Erickson. As their graded piece, the band performed "Rhythm of the Winds," also by Frank Erickson... more
Students at Marshall County High School recently learned the life-saving steps of CPR. Steve Calahan, third from left, Marshall County Ambulance Service assistant director, was on hand to instruct the students and lead them through the proper procedures when doing CPR. According to coach Mike Reese, every student at MCHS will go through a CPR class before graduating.
MCHS students learn CPR
Photo by Rhonda Poole Stephanie Robinette, Carrie Bell, Misti Griggs and Regina Peery, members of the Maury County Junior Auxiliary, presented a Suicide Prevention workshop at Marshall County High School.
'Cowboy Up' program seeks to combat teenage suicides
The Marshall County FCCLA recently sponsored a suicide prevention workshop entitled "Cowboy Up" for all FCCLA members and ninth graders in the school. Presented by the Maury County Junior Auxiliary in conjunction with the Jason Foundation and organized by FCCLA members Taryn Hutton and Breanna Dowell as part of their FCCLA Chapter service project, the morning event left students and staff looking at family and friends in a different light... more
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School Lunch Menus
Westhills Elementary Monday - Breakfast - Assorted cereal, warm toast, chilled juice, low-fat milk. Lunch - Pizza or toasted cheese sandwich, tossed salad, french fries, pear half, chocolate oatmeal cookie, low-fat milk. Tuesday - Breakfast - Breakfast pizza, cereal, chilled juice, low-fat milk. Lunch - Chicken strips or Lasagna, tossed salad, whole kernel corn, baked apples, snicker doodle cookies, low-fat milk... more
School Lunch Menus
Marshall Elementary Monday - Breakfast - Honey bun, toast, fruit or juice, low-fat milk. Lunch - Reduced fat cheese pizza or tuna w/wheat bread, Cosmic fries, tossed salad, pear half, low-fat milk. Tuesday - Breakfast - Cinnamon roll, fruit or juice, low-fat milk. Lunch - Cheeseburger mac or chicken fried steak, creamed potatoes, steamed cabbage, black-eyed peas, cornbread, chocolate sheet cake, low-fat milk... more
County Mayor Joy Boyd Liggett signs a proclamation recognizing Jan. 20-26 as 'School Board Appreciation Week' in Marshall County. 'Our Board's job is to determine a vision for education, then to help design a structure to achieve that vision, while assuring the schools are accountable to the local community and advocate for continuous improvement in student learning. These responsibilities require both time and service. We are grateful to our Board for their willingness to serve the citizens and, more importantly, the students of Marshall County,' said Marshall County Director of Schools Nancy Aldridge. Pictured here from left, are board members Tim Harrison, Todd Tietgens, Kristen Gold, John McCullough, Todd Warner, Ann Tears, Randy Perryman, and Craig Michael. Not pictured is Jerry Campbell. The board members were also recognized at halftime of the MCHS Boys' varsity basketball game Tuesday.
'School Board Appreciation Week'
School Lunch Menus
Marshall Elementary Monday - NO SCHOOL Tuesday - Breakfast - Cinnamon roll, fruit or juice, low-fat milk. Lunch - Steak & gravy or chicken nuggets, green beans, cheesy potatoes, sliced peaches, whole wheat roll, low-fat milk. Wednesday - Breakfast - Breakfast pizza, fruit or juice, low-fat milk. Lunch - Ham & cheese pita or hamburger, lettuce & tomato, fries, pineapple tidbits, whole wheat bun, whole wheat pita, Rice Krispy treat, low-fat milk... more
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