From Expelled to Excelled: Family First Grantee Daughters of Zion Graduates 11 CNA Students in Touching Ceremony Especially for One Student
By: Staff, April 30, 2024 MEMPHIS – Pamela Smith, a 61-year-old Family First participant,
Education
‘901 FAFSA’ workshop to help local seniors, families find college funding options
By Action News 5 Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – For thousands of high school seniors in
Public school students in this state could soon be required to take gun safety courses
By Teny Sahakian Fox News Safety courses ‘critical step in averting firearm-related accidents,’ says bill sponsor The
MSCS students gearing up for upcoming TCAP test
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Say it isn’t so: Is it TCAP time already? We are less
Salary for new MSCS superintendent announced
By: Rosalyn Freeman MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The salary for the new Memphis Shelby County Schools
1st grader accepted into Mensa; started reading when he was 2 years old
By Aaron Dietrich and Jordan Gartner MONROE, La. (KNOE/Gray News) – A young boy in Louisiana is setting
CBU’s accreditation on probation; school says things are turning around
by: April Thompson MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Accreditation issues are casting a cloud of concern over Christian Brothers
CBU’s accreditation on probation; school says things are turning around
by: April Thompson MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Accreditation issues are casting a cloud of concern over Christian Brothers
MSCS announces onboarding process for next superintendent
By: FOX13 Memphis News Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) Board announced the
What’s leading to the teacher shortage and how does it impact the Mid-South
By: Darcy Thomas MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Burned out, over worked and underpaid. Between oversized classrooms