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Weakley County Schools is proud to announce our 2025 – 2026 Teachers of the Year! Each year, teachers across the district come together to vote for the top educators in three grade bands: …

Weakley County Schools is thrilled to announce the “Feature Teachers” for January 2025! These educators have earned the spotlight for their incredible dedication to students and their …

During the Finance, Ways and Means Committee meeting held Wednesday, February 15, the committee approved Resolution 2025-39 which authorizes budget amendments to the school fund. The purpose of the …

During the first school board meeting of the new year, the board approved multiple items on their agenda including textbooks, a turf bid and square software. The turf bid was approved to approve …

This was a generational-type season for Martin-Westview freshman quarterback Graham Simpson. The scary thing is, for opponents of the Chargers, Simpson is only a freshman. Tuesday at …

The Weakley County Retired Teachers Association had its quarterly meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 11, at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Dresden. The meeting began at 11:00 A.M. with the first order …

Entering Friday morning’s 3A state championship game in Chattanooga, Alcoa had won the last nine state titles. Martin-Westview found out why. The Chargers were subdued by a potent …

Weakley County Schools certainly has much to celebrate this year, and the latest news is no exception: three district schools – Dresden Elementary School, Gleason School, and Westview High …

Ariel Woods, a senior nursing major from Oakland, was one of six recipients of the BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Foundation’s $10,000 BlueCross Power of We Health Equity Scholarship, as …

More than 130,000 students will benefit from the grants for science, technology, engineering and math projects Since 2018, the program has provided nearly $8 million in STEM grants supporting …

The Weakley County School Board is partnering with the district’s high schools to launch the first Student Advisory Panel: a panel made up of selected students from each high school who will …

Dr. Andy Lewter of Martin, UT Martin vice chancellor for student affairs and a longtime leader in student affairs, was awarded the prestigious Joe Buck Service Award at the Southern Association for …

Martin-Westview broke open a tight game in the fourth quarter and advanced to the Class 3A state quarterfinals after toppling visiting Dyersburg 42-22 at UT-Martin Friday. The Chargers, 12-0, …

Bryson Long, a first-year cybersecurity major from Eads, became the first UT Martin student to be awarded a $10,000 Bridging the Dream Scholarship, as announced by Sallie Mae on Nov. 4. The …

The Weakley County School Board approved the first reading of the school’s student discrimination/harassment and bullying/cyberbullying and intimidation policy. This policy was put into place …

The Weakley County School board was given the opportunity to try out Martin Middle School's VR goggles. “One of the innovative techniques we're using to make learning more dynamic is the …

The University of Tennessee Press (UT Press) is excited to announce that Director Katie Hannah will be visiting campuses across the state during University Press Week, Nov. 11–15, 2024. …

Dresden freshman, Bailey Collie, finished 10 th  at the XC regionals race hosted by Westview Tuesday the 29 th  and qualified for the TSSAA state XC race in Hendersonville next Thursday. …

The University of Tennessee at Martin’s Department of Visual and Theatre Arts, in partnership with the West Tennessee Regional Art Center, is hosting the seventh annual Bellwethers Juried …

Award-winning novelist Simon Van Booy has been selected as the 2024 speaker in the Paul Meek Literary Legacy Speakers Series. He will visit the UT Martin campus on Thursday, November 7, to meet with …

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