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Blythe-Bower Students of the Month attended a special breakfast in their honor. Steve and Emily Bullins of Bullins Trucking presented a t-shirt, as well as a certificate of achievement to each stu...
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McMinn County’s Smith to participate in Roper co-op COOKEVILLE — Jeremi Alexander Smith, a Tennessee Tech University student from Riceville, has been selected for a three-month cooperative educati...
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McCALLIE TEACHERS, from left, David Mouron and Larry Anderson attended the school’s science night.
Science Night spotlights various topics
From a NASA engineer to a researcher at the Oak Ridge Center for Computational Sciences to a diver at the Tennessee Aquarium, TEPS and McCallie’s science department brought in some knowledgeable an...
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TENNESSEE CHRISTIAN PREPARATORY SCHOOL
TENNESSEE CHRISTIAN PREPARATORY SCHOOL’S fourth-grade class recently met with state Sen. Mike Bell (R-Riceville) in Nashville as they came to view the Capitol and learn about legislative proceedings.
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BRADLEY COUNTY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION hosted a luncheon recently for former employees of Blue Springs Elementary School. Front row from left, are president of Retired Teachers Association Dewayne Shriver; guidance counselor Adrian Strother; librarian Audrey Williams; secretary Vicki Brown; Deb Bailey, former principal of Blue Springs, Park View principal from 2005 to 2010; kindergarten teacher Jenny Cole; first-grade teacher April Salyer; BCEA president Barbara Harrison; and Angela Lawson, Blue Springs principal 2010-11. From back left are PE teacher Darryll Canida; kindergarten assistant Janice Frazier; second-grade teacher Amy Reece; kindergarten teacher Tammy Fields; kindergarten assistant Stephanie Stowe; first-grade teacher Sally Anne Sims; tech coach Lesha Crawley; music teacher Michelle Johnson; fifth-grade teacher Tara Snider.
BCEA hosts Blue Springs teachers
The Bradley County Education Association hosted a luncheon for the teachers from Blue Springs Elementary School. Some teachers who had been formerly been assigned to Blue Springs were presented wi...
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WVHS WINNERS OF POETRY OUT LOUD, from left, were second place, Brittani Pederson; third place, Meeri Shin; champion (first place) Ciara Black, and fourth place, Rachel Callais.
WVHS announces winners of Poetry Out Loud contest
Walker Valley High School has announced the winners of the school competition for Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation Contest. The winners include champion Ciara Black, Brittani Pederson in secon...
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WALKER VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL students John Burton, Josh Coleman, Matthew Lugo, and Melissa Schweizer have been selected to represent their school at the Tennessee All-State Band Clinic.
WVHS students chosen to participate in All-State Clinic
Matt Lugo, Josh Coleman, Melissa Schweizer and John Burton have been chosen members of the Tennessee All-State Band. Lugo plays the clarinet, Coleman is a percussionist, Schweizer plays the violin ...
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Clevelander graduates from Indiana Wesleyan University INDIANAPOLIS —Christina Lawrence from Cleveland was among the 1,760 students who received degrees during graduation ceremonies Dec. 17 at Ind...
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From front left, April Koger, Jonathan Rodas, Satchel Cole, and Amanda Holder. (Middle Row) Suzanne Wood, CSCC associate professor/coordinator of Early Childhood Education; Alondra Sinaloa, Ari Flippen, Alana Gregory, Kayli Howard, Brycin Akins, and Margaret Horten, CSCC Early Childhood Education instructor. (Back Row) Susan Widener, Frances Ensley, Caryn Bledsoe, Brittany Wooten, Jill Cook, Dr. Sherry Shroyer, Taylor Elementary School principal; and Sandy Whetmore.
CSCC donates science kits to Taylor Elementary
CLEVELAND STATE Early Childhood Education students created science kits for pre-K through third grade and donated them to CSCC’s BEST partner school, Taylor Elementary School. One class kit focused...
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Charleston Elementary celebrates 100th day of school
CHARLESTON ELEMENTARY KINDERGARTEN students, from front left, Lydia Starnes, Jamison Coppler, Dru Dover, Miah Hightshoe, Reed Szpur, Nick Goins, Kaylee Jones and Dylan Davenport along with, from ba...
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CSCC host students
Cleveland State Community College hosted fourth- and fifth-grade students from Taylor Elementary School and Tennessee Christian Preparatory School on Friday as a part of the “College is for Me!” pr...
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OAK GROVE SCHOOL celebrated the 100th day of school by collecting 100 pennies from each child to go to a local charity, wearing 100 items and earning 100 Accelerated Reading points. Third-grade students Lydia Flowers, Lauren Baker and Abby James also dressed like they might if they were 100 years old.
Oak Grove celebrates 100th day of school

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Local students make TTU Dean’s List
The following students from Cleveland were named to the Tennessee Tech University Fall 2011 Dean’s List: Blake A. Allison, Kimi Bliss, Frances Claire Delaney, Haley LeAnn Ervin, Daniel Joseph Finl...
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SPARTANBURG, S.C.—Kristen Alexandra Jenkins and Stefanie Olivia Beth Hoffer, both of Cleveland were named to the Wofford College Dean’s List for the Fall 2011 Semester, a student must be enrolled ...
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LEE UNIVERSITY STUDENT Caitlin Hammon, second from left, was recently chosen to perform a master-class in Memphis. With Hammon from left, are pianist Mary Beth Wickes, composer Ricky Ian Gordon and Tony Deaton, an associate professor of music at Lee.
Lee student honored by NATS/NOA
Lee University senior Caitlin Hammon, a vocal performance major from Chattanooga, was recently chosen to perform a master-class on Jan. 7 in Memphis, jointly sponsored by the National Association o...
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