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Oakhaven High Hosts "Bully the Bull" Anti-Bullying Event with Comedian Mike Epps

BILINGUALISM AT MSCS: Memphis-Shelby County Schools to Encourage the Study of Two or More Languages for Their Academic and Social-Emotional Benefits

From Pilot to Practice: How 7 Mindsets Is Taking Root District-Wide in MSCS

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The 5 A’s in Action: Student Creativity on Display Through Visual and Performing Arts

At Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS), Superintendent Dr. Roderick F. Richmond’s “5 A’s” – Academics, Attendance, Attitude, Athletics, and the Arts – serve as a foundation for developing the whole child. Each pillar r…

Turning Pages, Telling Stories: Richland Elementary Brings Reading to Life During National Library Month and Beyond

At Richland Elementary School, the library is a space where imagination grows, confidence builds, and every student is reminded they have a story worth telling. Leading that vision is librarian Patricia Lockhart, whose …

Greatness Through Music: Dr. Ollie Liddell Receives 2026 TMEA Outstanding High School Music Educator Award

Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) proudly celebrates Dr. Ollie Liddell, Director of Bands at Memphis Central High School, who has been named the 2026 Outstanding High School Music Educator by the Tennessee Music Educ…

Greatness Takes the Stage: Ridgeway High Choir Earns Gold and Carnegie Hall Invitation

Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) proudly celebrates the Ridgeway High School Singers for earning a Gold rating at the prestigious WorldStrides Heritage Festival in Chicago and receiving an invitation to perform at C…

BILINGUALISM AT MSCS: Memphis-Shelby County Schools to Encourage the Study of Two or More Languages for Their Academic and Social-Emotional Benefits

MEMPHIS, TN – Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) is stressing the importance of bilingualism as a tool that helps students achieve greatness. The district believes that students who know more than two languages will h…

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Daily Memphian: New Frayser high groundbreaking a milestone for MSCS facility plan

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MSCS Students Create Altars for the 2025 Day of the Dead Festival and Parade at the Brooks Museum

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Oakhaven High Hosts "Bully the Bull" Anti-Bullying Event with Comedian Mike Epps

BILINGUALISM AT MSCS: Memphis-Shelby County Schools to Encourage the Study of Two or More Languages for Their Academic and Social-Emotional Benefits

From Pilot to Practice: How 7 Mindsets Is Taking Root District-Wide in MSCS

Latest News

The 5 A’s in Action: Student Creativity on Display Through Visual and Performing Arts

Turning Pages, Telling Stories: Richland Elementary Brings Reading to Life During National Library Month and Beyond

Greatness Through Music: Dr. Ollie Liddell Receives 2026 TMEA Outstanding High School Music Educator Award

Greatness Takes the Stage: Ridgeway High Choir Earns Gold and Carnegie Hall Invitation

BILINGUALISM AT MSCS: Memphis-Shelby County Schools to Encourage the Study of Two or More Languages for Their Academic and Social-Emotional Benefits

MSCS In the News

Daily Memphian: New Frayser high groundbreaking a milestone for MSCS facility plan

Daily Memphian: Artist puts heart and sole into giving back at his former elementary school

WREG: Fairley High School graduate becomes school’s principal

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MSCS Students Create Altars for the 2025 Day of the Dead Festival and Parade at the …

Leading with Progressiveness: Dr. Zonja Glover Builds Futures and Breaks Barriers at…

Leading with Intentionality: Principal Trenton Watson Recognized by Memphis City Cou…

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