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Memphis-Shelby County Schools Soars in 2023-24 Tennessee FAFSA Challenge Despite National Hurdles

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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee visits Kingsbury Career and Technical Center (CTC)

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Grahamwood Students Dive into Cancer Research with St. Jude’s STEMM Club

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MSCS Students Use Art to Raise Mental Health Awareness

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Next is Here: MSCS students and leaders launch 2024-25 school year

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School Starts Aug. 5! Get all your Back-to-School info here.

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Memphis-Shelby County Schools Invests $3.4 Million to Empower Key Operational Roles

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Community Celebrates Dr. Marie N. Feagins' First 100 Days as MSCS Superintendent

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Caldwell-Guthrie Returns to MSCS as Pre-K-8 STEAM School

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MSCS $1.8 Billion Budget Approved for 2024-25 Fiscal Year

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Next is NOW: It’s official! Dr. Marie N. Feagins is the Superintendent of MSCS

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Attendance Engagement Specialists Making Strides in Reducing Chronic Absenteeism Across MSCS

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Disparity Study Finds Major Growth in MSCS Contracts with M/WBEs. Recommends Efforts to Promote Local Small Business Enterprise Opportunities

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Onboarding Process for Next MSCS Superintendent Announced by Board Chair

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MSCS Celebrates Reward School Designations, Aiming for District-Wide Success

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School Board Appoints Dr. Marie Feagins as Next Superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools

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EPSO Week Supports MSCS Students as They “See The Future”

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MSCS Students to Receive the ‘Keeper of the Dream Award’ from the National Civil Rights Museum

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Memphis-Shelby County Schools Reviews Infrastructure

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MSCS Partners with Local Organizations to Help Students "See The Future"

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