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The Resolution was sent to Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, Tennessee State Senator and Congressman, and the State Representative.
Weakley County School Board Stands Firm for Traditional Public Education in Resolution to General Assembly
18 March 2024
The Weakley County School Board affirmed its support for traditional public education with the passing of a significant resolution during Thursday night’s board meeting held at Sharon School. The resolution, passed unanimously by all members present, opposes Governor Lee’s Education Freedom Act and the expansion of Education Savings Accounts and emphasizes the profound impact of traditional public education in rural communities.
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Scholastic Journalism Week and FFA Week Converge for One Student Writer
Scholastic Journalism Week and FFA Week Converge for One Student Writer
23 February 2024
One Westview High School student is standing at the intersection of two big events this week - National Scholastic Journalism Week and National Future Farmers of America [FFA] Week. Junior Kaitlyn Brundige’s path as a writer and FFA member highlights the importance of supporting student voices in local journalism.
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Three District Schools Named 2022-23 Tennessee Reward Schools
Three District Schools Named 2022-23 Tennessee Reward Schools
21 February 2024
Weakley County Schools proudly announces that three district schools – Dresden Elementary, Dresden Middle, and Martin Middle – have achieved the prestigious status of Tennessee Reward Schools, as recognized by the Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE). Based on data from the 2022-23 academic year, these schools have earned this distinction through outstanding performance according to the State’s rigorous scoring matrix.
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The Mission of Weakley County Schools is to grow the whole child through quality instruction in a safe environment that encourages student ownership of learning and the pursuit of purpose.

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Weakley County Schools is home to 10 schools in Northwest Tennessee.  More than 300 innovative educators in the towns of Dresden, Gleason, Greenfield, Martin and Sharon serve nearly 4,000 students in local community public schools.  Our faculty to student ratio is 1:19. (For school list and more information, click here.)

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Weakley County Schools will not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, handicap, national origin, gender, age, political affiliation or beliefs (Board Policy #6.304). Complaint procedures related to harassment/discrimination for employees and students are listed under Board Policies 5.500, 5.501, 6.304, 6.305 and may be made available in other languages as necessary.

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