The mission of Shelby County Schools is to produce citizens of high moral character who are enlightened, informed, caring, and committed to justice, who are prepared with competencies, attitudes, and the emotional health to be productive members in an ever increasingly technological society, and who are skilled in the abilities to communicate, to reason, to solve problems, and to continue their learning.
GENERAL INFORMATION |
STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS |
FACULTY PROFILE |
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| Attendance Rate | 94% | Asian American | 0.0% | Faculty | 49 |
| Year Built | 1956 | African-American | 65.7% | BS Degree | 100% |
| Grades Served | 6-8 | Am. Indian, Alaskan | 5.7% | MS Degree/Doctorate | 46% |
| Multi-race | 2.0% | TN License/Certified | 88% | ||
| Native Hawaiian, Pac Is. | 0.0% | 10+ yrs. exp. | 18% | ||
| White | 26.5% | ||||
ACHIEVEMENTS
- Keeper of the Dream Award
- Prudential Spirit of the Community Award
- Who’s Who Among American Scholars
PROGRAMS
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School
Website:
Woodstock
Middle School
Eric
Linsy
Principal
Debra Lockard
Julie Reagan
Assistant Principals
Grades:
6-8
School
Hours:
9:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m.
Contact
Information:
Phone: 901.353.8590
Fax: 901.353.8599
Woodstock.ms@scsk12.org
Shelby County Schools offers
educational and employment opportunities without regard to race, color,
national origin, religion, sex, creed, age, or disability.
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