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Sequatchie County Schools Hiring for Multiple Positions Ahead of New School Year

DUNLAP, Tenn. — Sequatchie County Schools is seeking applicants for a variety of positions as the district prepares for the upcoming 2026-27 school year. According to the district’s online employment portal, current openings include teaching, support staff, nutrition, transportation, special education, and coaching positions across the school system. Available opportunities include Secondary Spanish Teacher, School …

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Marion County Schools Seeking Applicants for Multiple Open Positions Ahead of New School Year

JASPER, Tenn. — The Marion County Board of Education and school district is continuing its search for educators, support staff, transportation personnel, and coaches as preparations continue for the upcoming school year. According to the Marion County Board of Education’s latest employment listing, openings are available across elementary, middle, and high school levels throughout the …

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Sequatchie County Schools Announces Leadership Changes in Band Program and Alternative School

DUNLAP, Tenn. — Sequatchie County Schools has announced several personnel changes ahead of the 2026-27 school year, including new leadership for the district’s band program and a new principal for the Alternative School. The district recently named Dr. Timothy L. “Tim” Ellison as the new Director of Bands for Sequatchie County Schools. Ellison brings two …

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Sequatchie Valley Head Start Now Accepting Applications for 2026-2027 School Year

Families in the are encouraged to apply now for enrollment in the Sequatchie Valley Head Start program for the upcoming 2026-2027 school year. The program, which has served local children and families for more than 30 years, is currently accepting applications from qualifying families throughout the region. Head Start provides early childhood education and school …

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Three Generations, One Legacy: Sequatchie County Family Celebrates Rare Valedictorian Tradition

At many schools, earning the title of valedictorian is considered the culmination of years of dedication and academic excellence. At Sequatchie County High School, one family has transformed that achievement into a remarkable multi-generational legacy. This year, Harrison P. Smith added his name to a family tradition decades in the making by graduating as valedictorian …

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Whitwell Middle School Celebrates Completion of Phase One of Children’s Holocaust Memorial Preservation Project

Phase One of the preservation and improvement project at the Children’s Holocaust Memorial at Whitwell Middle School has officially been completed, thanks to a widespread community effort involving volunteers, local businesses, school staff, and students. School officials announced the milestone this week, expressing gratitude to the many individuals and organizations who donated time, materials, labor, …

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Marion County Schools Announces Free Summer Meal Pick-Up Program for Children

Families across Marion County will once again have access to free summer meals for children through the Marion County Schools Summer Meal Pick-Up Program. According to information released by the school system on May 21, all children ages 18 and under are eligible to receive meals at no cost throughout the summer months. The program …

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Marion County Schools Announce Schedule Change for Final Week of School Year

Marion County Schools has announced a schedule change for the end of the final week of school for the 2025-2026 school year, affecting all schools in the district, including campuses in Jasper, South Pittsburg, Whitwell, and Monteagle. According to Director of Schools Dr. Mark Griffith, Friday, May 22, 2026, will now be a remote learning …

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Marion County Student Asking for Your Support

Andrew Dunn is a student as Jasper Middle School and has made it to the Quarter Finals in the nationwide America’s Favorite Student contest. If he wins, he could receive $20,000 toward his education, meet Bill Nye the Science Guy, and be featured in Reader’s Digest. Free votes alone help so much, and donations are …

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TSSAA Approves New Athletic Transfer Rules

Late last week, the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) updated its bylaws in preparation for this change, which was enacted by state legislation in February. The revised rule removes a long-standing restriction but applies solely to first-time transfers. Despite the easing of transfer limitations, recruiting regulations will remain unchanged and are expected to receive …

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