Congratulations Bradley Academy and Discovery School at Reeves Rogers for being named as one of the Tennessee Top Schools for Achievement and Growth. Schools received the news during an afternoon press conference on August 27. To read the entire story about Tennessee Reward Schools, click on the link below. “Bradley… Read More »
Murfreesboro City Schools invites students and families to attend the annual Back to School Blast, Saturday, August 25, 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. at Cannonsburgh Village. This free event features over 20 community agencies focused on helping parents and students begin the school year with a great start. Back to School… Read More »
A record number of students arrived at Murfreesboro City Schools on the first day. 7,723 students are now registered for the 2012-13 school year. The number is expected to increase.
School begins Tuesday, August 7 with a half-day schedule for Murfreesboro City School students. Students should pre-register before the 7th for appropriate class placement and teacher assignment. Registering before the first day of school allows students to begin their school year with less stress and apprehension. It also allows teachers the… Read More »
TCAP Achievement Level Results for Grades 3-8 show MCS teachers and students alike can celebrate their success. With growth in all key areas, MCS claims another year of student growth ranking in the top ten school systems for growth in Reading and Language Arts. MCS also ranked in the top… Read More »
New teacher orientation officially begins for the more than sixty teachers joining Murfreesboro City Schools. School begins for students on August 7th with a half day schedule. New student registration is available this week at each school between 8 a.m. and noon. Evening registration hours are from 5-7 p.m. on… Read More »
Dr. Linda Gilbert, Director of Murfreesboro City Schools, is proud to announce the appointment of key individuals for the upcoming school year. Kristina Maddux has been named Coordinator of Instructional Effectiveness. Maddux will join the MCS curriculum staff to work with teachers in a support and leadership role including assisting… Read More »
Students at Mitchell-Neilson and Bradley Elementary reaped what they sowed this summer. Summer gardens are producing potatoes, squash, tomatoes, and carrots. (sponsored by Coordinated School Health, ESP and Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation)