Antioch-South Nashville Area Completion Rates For College Aid Applications

Nationally, applications for financial aid are down this year.

Celebrate Your 2021 Graduate On Antioch-South Nashville Patch

Tell us why your grad is special and send a message of congratulations on Antioch-South Nashville Patch.

2021 College Aid: How Antioch-South Nashville Area Compares In Application Rates

FAFSA completions are down nationally. Here is how Antioch-South Nashville area high schools have done so far.

International Baccalaureate Program To Begin This Fall At East Nashville Magnet Schools

The program is already available at some other public schools in the Metro area.

Metro Nashville Public Schools Blue Ribbon Teacher Application Period Now Open

Up to 50 extraordinary educators will be recognized for their work in equity, engagement, and leadership.

Stratford Senior Launches Weather Balloon Into Stratosphere

Sam Sands' balloon ascended to 95,000 feet before it popped and eventually landed west of Chattanooga.

#MNPSVoices: Marquenta Grimes, Paraprofessional Assistant Educator

Even through her chemotherapy treatments, she has managed to log on to see and support her students every day.

In Antioch-South Nashville Area, Share Of College Grads Increases

The share of residents holding four-year or higher degrees has been growing in the U.S. Here's how it’s changed in Davidson County.

VIDEO: MNPS Launches Literacy Reimagined To Give Every Student Opportunities To Succeed

The school district launched the initiative Friday with a virtual event on Teams Live.

#MNPSVoices: Joe Fitzgerald III

He's a classroom management specialist and community liaison at Cockrill Elementary.

Metro Nashville Public Schools Virtual Teacher Recruitment Fair Set For Feb. 27

The highest demand is for English learner, exceptional education, math, science, and world languages teachers.

#MNPSVoices: Quincy Ingle, TN Safe Schools Specialist

During the pandemic, his department has been helping students with their social and emotional concerns as well as issuing laptops.

Metro Nashville Public Schools Honor Support Employees, Teachers, And Principal Of The Year

A virtual celebration was held last week.

Metro Nashville Public Schools To Remain Closed Today Due To Hazardous Road Conditions

The shift to virtual learning for all students begins Friday.

Metro Nashville Public Schools: Preparing For Inclement Weather

Families are encouraged to have a plan for snow days, late openings, and/or early dismissal.

#MNPSVoices: Tondaleya Jobe, Pennington Elementary School

Jobe’s official position is as a paraprofessional, but like most support personnel, she wears many “hats’’ that benefit the school.

Metro Nashville Public School Counselors Connect Students To Opportunities

Like their co-workers, counselors have reached new levels of creativity and productivity during the pandemic.

Metro Nashville Public Schools STEAM Expedition Program Continues Its Success Virtually

As the program was starting to gain real energy, the pandemic hit, and the experiential learning team had to pivot their approach.

Nashville Metro Public Schools Phased Schedule For Returning To In-Person Learning Announced

Students with special needs who attend Genesis Academy and High Roads School will return on Thursday.

Celebrating Metro Nashville Public Schools Black Excellence: Lonnell Matthews Jr.

The 1997 graduate of Martin Luther King Jr. Magnet School is now Davidson County Juvenile Court Clerk.

#MNPSVoices: Jan Esterline, Overton High School

Given the current virtual teaching environment, Esterline has found creative ways to inspire his students.

Get To Know Metro Nashville Public Schools

The 2021-2022 Optional School Choice Application window opened Monday, Jan. 25 and runs through Feb. 12.

Metro Nashville Public School Students Could Be Returning To In-Person Learning Soon

The district's COVID-19 risk score had dipped below 7.

Remembering Abe Ricky McKnight, MNPS Musical Teacher

The educator, known as a 'giant teddy bear' who had the ability to reach even the most challenging students, died this week.

MNPS: Practicing Gratitude Can Support Mental Health And Wellness During Pandemic

The Metro Nashville School District is providing videos in English, Spanish, and Arabic on gratitude.

#MNPSVoices: Lisa Staten, STEAM Entrepreneurship Teacher At Glencliff Elementary School

She leads the Incubation Lab, where students are armed with materials and technology to create and innovate.

Optional Schools Application Process For MNPS Explained

The application period begins Jan. 25 and ends on Feb. 12.

Metro Nashville Teacher Of The Year Finalists Announced

Nine educators have received this honor.

#MNPSVoices: Dr. Parris Malone, Dean Of Students, John Early Museum Magnet Middle

Malone, who continues to teach social studies classes in addition to her new role, encourages students to learn more about civil rights.

All Metro Nashville Public Schools To Remain In Virtual Setting Due To Coronavirus Spread

In-person learning will not resume until the COVID-19 risk score, which is currently at 8.6, drops to below 7.

Metro Nashville Public Schools To Host Academic Support Events For Families

The first event is scheduled for tonight.

Ready4K: New Resource For Young Learners

MNPS families with students in grades Pre-K to 3rd grade will have free access to this research-based text messaging program.

Preparing For The Second Semester At Metro Nashville Public Schools

Students return to school in a virtual setting on Jan. 7.

MNPS Students Honor MLK With Winning T-Shirt Designs

Connor Russo of Hillwood High School won first place, while Adia Musana of Antioch High School placed second.

Academies Of Nashville Director Donna Gilley Retires

Gilley is also the director of career and technical education for Metro Nashville Public Schools.

Metro Nashville Public Schools: Optional School Choice Application Opens Jan. 25

The yearly Optional Schools Application allows families to choose among open enrollment schools, in addition to their zoned school.

Metro Nashville Public Schools Encourages A Family Game Night

"It’s important for families to have fun together and Family Game Night is one way to do it."

MNPS Voices: Judith Meeker, English Teacher

She is also teaching compassion for others through her non-profit, More Than Warmth.

Overton High School Student To Preside Over Model UN Conference On Nov. 6

Solmin Kim will lead the General Assembly’s 700 or so delegates through their debating sessions and other business.

#MNPSVoices: Courtney Shultz And Damon Ray, Hume-Fogg Debate Coaches

They teach members of the debate team to respect their opponents and to keep a cool head.