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Here is a link to the Agenda for the next School Board Meeting, which is scheduled for Tuesday, September 7th.…
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Should teacher scores be made public? This Tennessean article poses just that question. Have you ever heard of the term “value added”? If you are a teacher, then hopefully you …
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Today, the State of Tennessee announced the launch of a new website to inform residents about improvements in education via the Race to the Top grant our state received. This …
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The Cheatham County Health Department is offering free immunization shots for all 7th graders. Please remember that new rules have taken effect regarding immunizations, requiring a tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis …
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Did we start our school year too soon? That is the question this Fox News report asks. Parents and businesses are reportedly joining together to ask the State Legislature …
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BHSE will host it’s annual kick off party at Pegram Church of Christ this Friday. Doors open at 6:30PM, Games and Orientation begin at 7PM, and the party finishes at …
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Three new school board policies will be up for a review and vote during a workshop and meeting on August 10th. The first policy will deal with allowing buses …
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Dianne Williams, Interim Director of Schools, has used the voice mail system to make the following points:
- Schools Begin Friday, August 6th, from 7:45AM-10:45AM;
- Warm Weather Precautions are being practiced
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Cheatham County Schools begin August 6th, with all schools running at a half day schedule. Please remember that, in addition to construction beginning on E Kingston Springs Road, students will …
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It sounds too good to be true, and more than likely is too good to be true. 
The Ashland City Times reports that the school board couldn’t agree on …
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