(Murfreesboro, TN) Dr. Linda Gilbert, Director of Murfreesboro City Schools, is proud to announce the appointment of key individuals for the upcoming school year. Crystal Farris has been appointed Assistant Principal at Erma Siegel Elementary. Farris most recently served as the Coordinator of Federal Projects for Murfreesboro City Schools. Before… Read More »
The school year may be coming to an end, but there will be no slacking off for the MCS Nutrition Department. In addition to the original Combating Hunger on Wheels Bus, aka “CHOW Bus”, the district is adding two new buses to the summer food service program. The Farm 2… Read More »
Join Murfreesboro City Schools as we celebrate Asian culture at Black Fox Elementary, Thursday May, 14th at 6 p.m. Come experience Asian culture through performances, cooking and cuisine, craft demonstrations, exhibits and much more. This event is free and open to the public.
As part of Murfreesboro City Schools hiring process for positions which require a teaching license, MCS will be utilizing a virtual video interviewing platform; Spark Hire. The video interviewing platform will allow our administrative staff and candidates to connect without the pressure of synchronizing calendars for our initial phase of… Read More »
(Murfreesboro, TN) When building a fiscally sound budget for 8,400 plus students, 3 main objectives drive every decision: 1. Listen to the needs of students, staff and community. 2. Strengthen structures to anticipate and respond to change. 3. Build a foundation for the future. The $65,776,937 MCS budget was… Read More »
Students laughed, cheered and reviewed safety rules as they participated in B.U.S (Buses United for Safety) program presented by the MCS Transportation department. Bus Drivers and Bus Assistants engaged students through a series of talks, performances and videos on why they should follow the safety guidelines set by the transportation… Read More »
Hobgood Elementary celebrated Earth Day by producing the following video.
Parents and students gathered at Mitchell-Neilson Elementary on March 26th for a fun night of reading and activities. “Just Me and My Family” was a free event hosted by MCS Community Outreach and Read to Succeed which highlighted the importance of reading as a family. Community groups and volunteers were on… Read More »