The first few days of school in Trousdale County have “exceeded expectations,” according to Director of Schools Clint Satterfield.

State Rep. Terri Lynn Weaver announced financial assistance is available to help families provide food for their children through the Tennessee Department of Human Services.

Trousdale County Schools have opened the application process for a virtual school option for the 2020-21 academic year, as well as the Wednesday Learn From School program for grades K-5.

Cumberland University has announced that it would offer two associate degree opportunities fully online in coordination with the Tennessee (TN) Reconnect program. This comes as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tennessee State Parks are offering volunteer events at all 56 state parks and two state natural areas, most on Saturday, June 27, for Tennessee Promise scholars to fulfill their community service hours.

Trousdale County’s School Board set Friday, June 26, 2020 as the makeup date for graduation during its May 14 meeting.

Trousdale County Schools will take a short break from its emergency feeding program and then resume in June, school officials announced Monday.

Tennessee Tech and MTSU have both set goals to bring students back to campus this fall, offering the traditional college experience students say they expect.

Trousdale County Schools are moving ahead with registration for pre-K and Head Start for the 2020-21 academic year.

With the school year now officially over, Trousdale County officials are looking at ways to keep students engaged during a much longer than expected summer break.

Trousdale County’s school district is waiting to see what it will receive in federal relief funds as part of the recently passed stimulus package.

Tennessee lawmakers sent a bill dropping state testing requirements while also waiving a law requiring 180 days of annual classroom instruction to Gov. Bill Lee’s desk last Thursday afternoon.