Last night, the Marion County Board of Education recognized our Teacher of the Year winners from each of our schools. These outstanding educators are truly exceptional, and we are fortunate to have them. Congratulations to all of our winners and best of luck to our District Teacher of the Year winners as they advance to the regional level.
High School Winner: Mrs. Kelly McElhiney, Middle School Winner: Mrs. Natasha Clark, Elementary School Winner: Mrs. Lisa Godwin
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The Marion County Board of Education would like to shout a big Congratulations to Mrs. Ashley Mosley who was just named the 2025-2026 Tennessee Teacher of the Year East Grand Winner!
The Marion County Schools’ Custodians were recognized last night at the monthly board meeting for their dedication and hard work for our staff and students! We truly appreciate every single one of you!
 
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Mueller pre-apprentice signing day for four Marion County High School Machining students. We are so proud of these young men!
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Komatsu signing for pre- apprentices.  Dr Mark Griffith, Director of Schools, Hunter Moore and Peyton Hodges from MCHS and Jaxon Griffith and Jacob Scott from WHS, Sherry Prince CTE Director

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2025 TSBA SCOPE students that represented the Marion Co. School System
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Back to School
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The Marion County Board of Education now is utilizing a system-wide Remind account. To join, simply login to the Remind account and select to “Add Class”. This communication will be utilized for system-wide announcements. We will conduct a test in one month (October 21, 2024) to allow everyone time to join and ensure they receive notifications. The Class Code: @h88gg4
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December School Board Meeting  

December 18, 2025 at 5:00 pm

 

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TDOE and GELF Partner to Give Free Reading Resources to Tennessee Families 
In partnership with Governor’s Early Literacy Foundation (GELF), the department is opening up an opportunity for parents to order free at-home reading resources this winter for any of their children in grades K-2. 

Through this partnership, the department and GELF want to encourage at-home reading practice to help young learners become stronger readers outside of the classroom. Based on if a child is in kindergarten, 1st or 2nd grade, they will receive seven At-Home Decodable Book Series, which contain 20+ exciting stories full of sounds and words to practice, and age-appropriate, high-quality books from Scholastic. 

All Tennessee families can order one booklet pack for each of their kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students using this site. 

This launch is part of the family component of the state’s Reading 360 initiative to help boost strong reading skills amongst Tennessee students. 

Invitation to Bid

Marion County Schools is accepting bids for Intercom System.
Email helpdesk@mctns.net for a copy of the RFP.

 

 

Bid for the upcoming Re-Roof project

 

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2026 SPRING STATE TESTING INFORMATION

2026 Spring Testing Schedule

Pathways To Promotion

TCAP Family Portal

 

 

 

 

  • Need additional time for your student to take the TCAP assessment? 
     
    If requested by a parent or student, a test administrator may allow a student up to an additional 20% of TCAP testing time per subpart, to ensure students are able to finish. 

    Please note:

    • Additional time may not be requested on portions of the test where additional time would invalidate the results of the test. These portions of the tests are notated in the testing timing documents.
    • Additional time must be used consecutively to the required time limit for each test and is not allowed to be added on a different day.

    Additional time may be requested in advance by contacting your school's Building Test Coordinator.  Additional time may be requested on the testing day as well by students.