
Congratulations to RCS Athletic Director Greg Wyant for being honored by TSSAA for distinguished service.
A former head football coach at Siegel High School, Wyant was named the district's athletic director earlier this summer.
MORE: https://tssaa.org/article/middle-tennessee-administrator-honored-for-distinguished-service

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🗓 Our next screening date is September 11, and continue throughout the school year.
📍 Children must be zoned for a Rutherford County school.
📞 Appointment required: Contact Michelle McGaughy at mcgaughym@rcschools.net or 615-904-6755 ext. 30980.



Led by the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Nissan, the mobile workshop experience consists of an 18-wheeler filled with simulators and other equipment, giving students exposure to career opportunities in fields such as welding, 3-D printing, transportation, logistics and more.
Check out this benefit game! Two games, one night and one great cause.





For more details, call 615-898-5670 or visit mtsu.edu/rccn.

Scores from other Week 1 games are available at https://www.rcschools.net/o/od/page/middle-school-football

Eagleville School is accepting bids until 2:00 p.m. on Friday, August 28, 2026.
More info here: https://aptg.co/PL0JPg




CENTRAL MAGNET SCHOOL NAMED BEST HIGH SCHOOL IN THE NATION
U.S. News and World Report ranks schools based on state assessment performance and college-readiness; Eight RCS high schools rank in top 25% in Tennessee

Rooms is now live in the MyRCS app! 🎉
Rooms is a secure two-way messaging tool for school and teacher communication, replacing apps like Class Dojo, GroupMe, and Remind.
Learn more here: www.rcschools.net/rooms







Here are a few more photos from the day. Learn more about the project at https://www.rcschools.net/live_feeds/12840645


It’s a great day to be a Wolverine!
Rutherford County Schools cut the ribbon on LaVergne High School’s three-story, 80,000-square foot addition Sunday afternoon.
Completed four months ahead of schedule, the expanded facility offers 27 new classrooms, lecture hall, a forensics lab for criminal justice students, labs for physics, chemistry and biology classes, as well as marketing and STEM (science, technology, engineering and math).
But the building means much more than walls and classrooms, said Principal Dr. Theowauna Hatchett, a LaVergne High graduate.
“Having sat in these classrooms myself, it makes it especially meaningful to me. I am extremely grateful to have the opportunity to lead this school and help shape its future. It means more to me than I can adequately express,” Hatchett said.
She reminded students in attendance that the school belongs to them and encouraged them to take full advantage of the opportunities the expansion provides.
“An investment of this magnitude says your community believes in you,” Hatchett said.


Sunday’s event will begin outdoors at 2 p.m. with a ribbon cutting before moving indoors for remarks and tours of the building.
The 80,000-square-foot, three-story expansion includes 27 new classrooms, dedicated career and technical education spaces, updated science labs and a new lecture hall.
Led by principal Dr. Theowauna Hatchett, LaVergne High serves approximately 1,800 students in grades 9-12. The school is located at 250 Wolverine Trail in La Vergne.



Today marks the official start of the 2026-27 school year, with students from across the district returning to their classrooms.
Kindergarteners will also begin phasing in this week throughout the district.
Let’s make this a year!







The RCS Core Supply list is available at https://www.rcschools.net/o/academics/page/core-school-supply-lists. For school-specific lists, check your school's website.
The new school year begins Friday, Aug. 7 with a two-hour day, with the first full day of classes on Monday, Aug. 10.





More than 6,000 Rutherford County Schools staff members gathered across the district at their respective campuses for a full day of safety training for the upcoming school year.
Throughout the training, staff received instruction on updated safety procedures, including building security enhancements, effective communication during drills, identification of building-level first responders, and emergency first aid protocols.










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