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MCS 2024-25 Reward Schools

MCS Schools Receive Reward School Status

The Tennessee Department of Education has named three Murfreesboro City Schools (MCS) as Tennessee Reward Schools, the state’s highest honor for academic achievement and student growth. Discovery School, Bradley Academy, and Salem Elementary earned this distinction for their exceptional performance in improving overall student achievement and growth for all learners. “This… Read More »

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Discovery School’s Julie Seymour Named State RISE Winner

Foundation Board Presents Grant Check

Foundation Awards Over $63,000 to Educators

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Our Mission

It is the mission of Murfreesboro City Schools to assure academic and personal success for each child.

by the numbers

9,340 +

Students Enrolled

13

Schools

30

Languages Spoken

796

Certified Staff Members

"Welcome to Murfreesboro City Schools. We are focused and dedicated to ensure each day brings us closer to achieving our mission of assuring the academic and personal success of each child, and we know this is accomplished by making sure every student, staff member, and partner is known, safe, challenged, and empowered."

Dr. Trey Duke
Director of Schools