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Funding for Schools Please note that links that are outside of Nashville.gov will open in a new internet browser window. MLK student's team wins international geography contest Each team studied world almanacs, newspapers and Internet sites to expand their knowledge of the world's people and places. "If you're interested in it," Dallas told the Associated Press, "you remember it." The US students won the final round by correctly answering questions about the nation of Bahrain and the Mediterranean island of Crete. This was the fourth time the US team has won the world competition since its beginning in 1993. Dallas lives in Bellevue and has also attended Bellevue Middle and Harpeth Valley Elementary. Early Childhood Programs Reach Out to Community The goal of the meeting, according to Angie Herdman of the Mayor's Office,
is ELL Program Assistant Wins National Award Governor holds truancy discussion at McGavock High
Schools honor “Teachers of the Year” Teachers at each school vote to select a “Teacher of the Year” for their building, and then three teachers are named districtwide winners, one each for elementary, middle and high school levels. Community leaders visit schools
Nashville School of the Arts musician performs for national project
Her old-time fiddle tunes will be heard in a video history of the Fort Donelson battlefield, which the Park Service will distribute to middle and high schools across the country this fall. New elementary school in Antioch Citizens' Guide Home Page | View Flash Version | View HTML Version OMB Home | Finance Home | Metro Home | Department List Comments, suggestions, or error reports |
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Rising
eighth-grader Dallas Simons was one of three students representing the
USA at last week's National Geographic World Championship in Tampa. Dallas
and two other students from North Dakota and North Carolina narrowly defeated
the German and French teams for the title; eighteen countries from as
far away as Singapore and Nigeria sent teams to the contest.
Metro Schools and the Mayor's Office of Children and Youth invited
representatives from Early Childhood programs throughout Davidson County
to a meeting June 25 to
The
Board of Education congratulated Susan Howell, program assistant for English
Language Learners, on January 13 for her recent award from the US Department
of Education. Ms. Howell was honored for outstanding achievement during
the Summit on English Language Acquisition in Washington, DC last month.
This week, she received a certificate from Director of Schools Dr. Pedro
E. Garcia and Board of Education chair Pam Garrett. 
Truancy
at McGavock High's been cut in half over the last two years, and that's
one reason Governor Bredesen held his first statewide "Truancy Summit"
at McGavock on April 8. Police, educators, court officials and community
leaders met to discuss ways of keeping students in school.
One
hundred and twenty-six outstanding Metro teachers were honored Monday
evening, April 12, at the district’s annual “Teacher of the
Year” ceremony - and, for the first time, three “Principals
of the Year” were named as well.
The
Chamber of Commerce's annual "School Visit Day" brought over
100 business and community leaders into Metro schools on Wednesday. They
met at Antioch High for comments from Mayor Purcell and Dr. Garcia, then
toured Antioch, Kennedy Middle and Maxwell Elementary for a first-hand
look at school operations.
NSA
freshman Jewelia Lawrence is one of several local musicians who were recorded
in April for a National Park Service educational video currently being
produced at the Renaissance Center in Dickson.
Edison
Elementary School will open in fall 2004 at Hamilton Church Road and Mt.
View Road. This brick veneer building will have space for about six hundred
students, and will include a two-story classroom wing, a library, cafeteria
and PE room.