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Williamson County Schools to Host Online Surplus Auction in June
Williamson County Schools will conduct an online auction in the month of June. Items will include used furniture, fixtures, cafeteria equipment, pre-owned vehicles and other miscellaneous items. Those interested in participating should visit the Gary Realty & Auction website for complete details and registration information. Online bidding will begin Friday,...
Vanderbilt University Medical Center offers free first-aid classes
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Vanderbilt University Medical Center is offering free classes to help people learn crucial first-aid skills. These techniques could be a matter of life or death. From car accidents to injuries sustained while cooking or renovating your home, knowing what to do in an emergency can make all the difference.
Parent poll reveals ‘Nashville’s hidden literacy crisis’
The education and parent advocacy organization Nashville PROPEL has released a white paper detailing what local parents think about “Nashville’s hidden literacy crisis,” as well as how that crisis affects students of color. According to a news release emailed to Tennessee Firefly, less than 30 percent of...
WCS students take stage, bring home honors at TPAC Spotlight Awards
The 2024 Spotlight Awards Ceremony took place at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center's (TPAC) Jackson Hall on May 25, and several Williamson County Schools students were honored. The Spotlight Awards recognize the talents of theater students across Middle Tennessee. Schools submit their performances, which are evaluated by a panel of...
Watkins among the best in USA
NASHVILLE, TN — Belmont’s Watkins College of Art has been named one of the top design schools in the country by Graphic Design USA (GDUSA) magazine. The annual GDUSA list recognizes graphic design programs “that excel in teaching the hard and soft skills necessary for success, in nurturing talent and expanding minds and in preparing the next generation of creatives for a dream career in the real world.”
John Overton junior selected to serve on Metro Nashville school board
Members of the Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) Board of Education chose John Overton High School rising junior Hannah Nguyen to serve as one of two student board members. The board’s selection committee reviewed applications from students across the district and interviewed five finalists before determining Nguyen was the best...
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