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Two students from White County have completed requirements for a bachelor’s degree at Maryville College in Maryville, Tenn.
The following White County students graduated from Maryville …
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Posted by Kim Swindell Wood
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6/15/21
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A White County student has made the Dean’s List for the spring 2021 semester at Maryville College.
Consideration for the Dean’s List is open to full-time students who have a …
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Posted by Kim Swindell Wood
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6/15/21
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The outstanding academic achievements of undergraduate students at the University of Tennessee at Martin have been honored with publication of the spring 2021 Chancellor’s Honor Rolls for …
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Posted by Kim Swindell Wood
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6/15/21
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Rhett Robinson, a recently graduated alum of White County High School’s Class of 2021, has signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Georgia, one of the nation’s six senior …
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Rachel Auberger
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6/15/21
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White County and Van Buren County school systems have received grants that will be used to support Career and Technical Education.
Tennessee Department of Education announced last week that more …
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Kim Swindell Wood
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6/15/21
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Caney Fork Electric Cooperative congratulates the winners of the 2021 Washington Youth Tour Writing Contest. High school juniors in CFEC’s service area of DeKalb, Warren, White and Van Buren …
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Posted by Kim Swindell Wood
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6/11/21
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Tennessee Department of Education has announced the Accelerating TN 2021 Tour, with White County scheduled as a stop-off point, on June 28.
The tour will span 50 school districts within three …
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Kim Swindell Wood
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6/11/21
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tnAchieves has begun its effort to recruit 9,000 volunteer mentors to meet the goal of providing a local support system to every TN Promise applicant in the Class of 2022.
Although TN Promise is a …
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Posted by Kim Swindell Wood
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6/10/21
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White County Board of Education conducted its annual evaluation of the director of schools during the May 2021 meeting, and that evaluation was met with some controversy.
“I want to …
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Rachel Auberger
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6/8/21
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White County Public Library is preparing to kick off its annual Summer Reading Program, on June 10, with many familiar activities and some newly-added features that are sure to please all …
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Rachel Auberger
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5/28/21
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Tennessee Valley Authority, in partnership with Caney Fork Electric and Bicentennial Volunteers Incorporated, recently awarded White County Middle School $5,000 for a STEM (Science, Technology, …
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Rachel Auberger
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5/25/21
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Motlow State Sparta Advisory Board launched a coloring contest for White County students as a way to encourage elementary youth to begin thinking about higher education.
A coloring page, designed …
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Rachel Auberger
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5/22/21
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Van Buren County High School and Spencer Elementary School have received grants for energy upgrades and solar pavilions.
According to Tennessee Valley Authority, tight budgets and aging buildings …
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Kim Swindell Wood
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5/21/21
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On May 17, 2021, the White County High School graduating class of 2021 gathered at Dee Harris Field to receive their diplomas and put an end to what most of the speakers chose to describe as …
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Rachel Auberger
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5/21/21
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On May 13, White County School Board voted to remove the mandatory mask policy at all schools and make the wearing of masks optional for the remainder of the school year as well as during …
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Rachel Auberger
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5/18/21
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5/18/21
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Beginning May 14, 2021, face coverings are optional for all White County students and staff. The school board voted to make this change at their May board meeting. Masks will be optional for the …
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Posted by Kim Swindell Wood
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5/14/21
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(May 7, 2021) — On a picturesque day in the Upper Cumberland, more than 1,330 degrees were confirmed during commencement ceremonies in an outdoor celebration at Tucker Stadium.
Thousands of …
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5/10/21
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tnAchieves students reached a significant milestone in the student success program’s history this Spring. tnAchieves students have now given back more than three million hours of …
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Posted by Kim Swindell Wood
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5/6/21
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