Looking for some motivation on Monday? We see our students working hard and achieving their goals!

At Kirkwood Elementary, students dressed in their scrubs and worked together as a team. Fourth-grade students tackled challenging math and reading tasks while putting their critical thinking and problem-solving skills to the test.

Byrns Darden kindergarteners are keeping their minds and bodies active in the classroom and PE!

Spanish Immersion has a new media team! These student leaders will be capturing special moments around the school. Be sure to follow Spanish Immersion on Facebook and grab a yearbook to see their photos.

Our East Montgomery Tigers had an amazing field trip to the Customs House Museum!

Mrs. Sevilla’s 6th-grade Spanish Immersion students at Richview Middle showcased their learning through creative presentations. Some dressed as important figures from Ancient Egypt, while others showcased their creativity through posters highlighting what they learned throughout the unit.

Sango`s 5th graders are bringing history to life through art. Their comic strips explain why the Constitution was needed and how it was created. A creative way to combine history, art, and storytelling!

Congrats to the West Creek Middle students who earned Presidential and National Physical Fitness Certificates!

Mrs. Pounds’ Kindergarten class at Woodlawn Elementary had a fun-filled pumpkin day. They learned about the life cycle of pumpkins, how they`re used for different holidays, and recipes!

First graders at Rossview Elementary had an exciting time learning about community helpers. Thank you to our local Fire, EMS, and SWAT teams, who visited to teach our students about the important roles they play in keeping our community safe.

West Creek High students started the nine weeks off right by attending West Creek’s tutoring during CCRP (College & Career Readiness Prep). Students are welcome every Tuesday and Thursday in Mrs. Jensen’s classroom. ...

Behind every successful school day, there is a dedicated team of classified staff working tirelessly to keep our students, faculty, and staff healthy, supported, and ready to learn! 💙📚

Today, we`re shining a light on two incredible groups who keep our district running smoothly:

🩺 Onsite Medical Staff: From managing daily health needs to providing compassionate care in times of need, our medical professionals ensure employees stay safe, healthy, and cared for daily.

📊 Business Affairs: Behind the scenes, this essential team manages our district’s finances, payroll, operations, and resources. Thank you for ensuring our schools have what they need to thrive and succeed.

To all of our classified employees across our district, thank you for your hard work, expertise, and unwavering dedication to our schools and community! 🌟 ...

ICYMI - Our students, faculty, and staff made the most of their last week in school. Fall Break Mode activated!

The Cumberland Heights Falcons had a musical experience for the whole family, including instruments, composing, and creating a rondo. The evening also included a story walk, crafts, and treats.

Rossview Elementary 4th-graders put their STEM skills to the test with a Solar Oven S’mores Energy Transfer Project! Students explored how solar energy transfers heat and learned how the sun’s energy can be harnessed to cook food.

Mrs. Carder, a Teacher Resident at Ringgold Elementary, enjoyed planning this hands-on lesson to help students discuss landforms. After learning about Earth’s different physical features, students put their learning into action by creating their own salt-dough landform models.

At Spanish Immersion, Sra. Santana’s first graders made math delicious with pretzel sticks and marshmallows to represent tens and ones. Students practiced place value and comparing numbers using the greater-than, less-than, and equal-to symbols.

Our Freedom Foxes enjoyed a special visit from the Tennessee Titans School Roadshow, including T-Rac himself! Students learned about healthy lifestyle choices, physical activity, kindness, positive behavior, and academic success.

There were so many reasons to celebrate in Ms. Bock’s second-grade classroom at Kirkwood Elementary. Students passed their addition fluency, 50 facts in just 4 minutes, not once but THREE times. Join us in congratulating them for meeting their AR goals with 80% accuracy and completing their book logs!

At our Cub Hub, St. Bethlehem Early Learning Center`s SRO, Officer Woods, grabbed a paintbrush and had a blast in Art class.

Did you know Northwest High School has a culinary pathway? Culinary III and IV students showcased their talent in the Viking Cake Clash. From recipe development to the final decorations, students created original cake, frosting, and filling recipes, putting their culinary skills, teamwork, and creativity to the test.

The Career Explorations class at Montgomery Central Middle has students exploring their aptitudes and interests! ...