Students in TN Distressed Counties to Receive Books from Department of Education. Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Education was selected to receive $50,000 in grant funding from First Book’s OMG Books Awards to purchase 13,000 books for Tennessee students. These books are intended to help develop a love of learning among students in Tennessee’s rural and distressed communities, in alignment with the department’s Best for... Read more
This week’s Coffee County Central High School Student of the week is Senior Emilee Roberson. Emilee is the daughter of Robin Cashion and Greg Roberson from Hillsboro, Tennessee. This year Emilee is a captain on the Coffee County Lady Raider Soccer team, the student body President and Vice President... Read more
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Education Research Alliance, a research-practice partnership between Vanderbilt University and the Tennessee Department of Education, has released the 2020 Tennessee Educator Survey to all teachers, administrators and certified staff across the state. In its ninth year of implementation, the confidential and voluntary survey aims to... Read more
Every year, Coffee County Central High School dedicates a night to showcase its fine arts departments by hosting an event in which the fine arts students from art, theatre, band, digital arts, and choir get to put their hard work on display. Art teacher, Mary Vacek says they have... Read more
The CCCHS Raiderettes Dance team will be holding tryouts on March 19th at 5:30 p.m. Tryouts will be open to any student in grades 9-12( Raider Academy or CCCHS) for the 2020-21 school year and will take place in the gym at Coffee County Central High School. A TSSAA... Read more
This week’s student of the week is sophomore Caleb Jarrell. Caleb is the son of Christine and Tony Jarrell of Manchester. Caleb’s Biology teachers, Mrs. Little and Mrs. Fults, nominated Caleb. “There is a student in class that is a non-reader. Caleb is a neighbor of this student,... Read more
In its newly enhanced Educator Preparation Report Card, the State Board identified nine educator preparation providers (EPPs) as exceeding expectations in their preparation of the state’s future teachers and school leaders. “Our latest report card shows us that more educator preparation programs are meeting or even exceeding expectations in... Read more
This week’s student of the week is junior Kenadi Hall. Kenadi is the daughter of Todd and Amanda Hall of Hillsboro. Kenadi is not only a cheerleader at CHS, she is also a member of SkillsUSA, the Beta Club and ROTC. She serves as secretary for SkillsUSA... Read more
The Tennessee Department of Education is asking parents who have children in school to participate in the 2020 Parent Survey. Every year the TDOE releases this survey to get a better understanding of how your child’s school experience is and how they can use that information to better the... Read more
