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For students who live within the city limits of Greeneville.

Twenty-five Greeneville Middle School 7th & 8th grade students participated in the Hammer Build Experience at the Greeneville Campus of Walters State Community College on Wednesday, March 9, 2022.

Highland Elementary School has become the 10th school in Tennessee to be named a Leader in Me Lighthouse School for its student leadership programs inspired by Franklin Covey’s “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.”

On March 7, the Greeneville City Schools’ Preschool Program will begin accepting applications to enroll 3-and 4-year-old children for the 2022-2023 school year. Enrollment in the program is limited.

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Principal Shelia Newland will now represent Greeneville City Schools at the region level. Principals of the Year are selected competitively through four cycles: district, region, grand division, and state.

Greeneville City Schools is excited to announce that Daisy Sanders has been chosen to serve as an Assistant Principal at Greeneville High School (GHS).

NASHVILLE, TENN. - The Tennessee School Boards Association annually honors a school board for excellent service. To be considered for this award, school boards must be a TSBA Board of Distinction; develop, apply and monitor policy; be involved in long-range planning; promote quality education including use of social media; involved with the legislature, city/county commission, State Board of Education, community and staff; participate in board development activities, including boardsmanship award levels for each member; and exhibit a positive relationship with the media.