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Sunset Elementary
student Miller Powell was the first in his age group
to cross the finish line at the Kids' Country Music
Marathon. |
Vanderbilt University Basketball Coach Kevin
Stallings reads to children in Tina Tidwell’s second
grade class at Scales Elementary. |
Lipscomb Elementary
student Ben Montgomery received a gold medal for
good behavior during the week of April 17. |
Longview students John Casey, Ben
Solomon, Lauren Ackermann and Melissa Maupin get
ready for the Kids’ Country Music Marathon. |
Winners of Woodland Middle School's DARE essay
contest for sixth graders pose for a photo with
their trophies. |
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Crockett Elementary
students Austin Camfield and Rohan Nandwani showcase
the futuristic car model they made in art class. |
Lipscomb Elementary
student Lilian Brown received a gold medal for good
behavior during the week of April 17. |
Walnut Grove third graders Paul
Davis, John Phillip Cost, Nick Jones and Matt Piper
pose for a photo during a trip to the Country Music
Hall of Fame. |
The Destination Imagination team from Scales
Elementary qualified to participate at the Global
Finals in Knoxville. |
Lipscomb Elementary
student Gracie Grummons received a gold medal for
good behavior during the week of April 17. |
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Students in Tina Tidwell’s second grade class at
Scales Elementary relax during a visit to the Belle
Meade Plantation in Nashville. |
Longview Elementary second grader Brianna Ruiz poses
with the Garbage Monster she made in honor of Earth
Day. |
Lipscomb Elementary
student Will Dundon received a gold medal for good
behavior during the week of April 17. |
Members of Woodland
Middle School's Girls Tennis Team celebrate after
winning the 2009 WMAA championship. |
Lipscomb Elementary
student Reed Smith received a gold medal for good
behavior during the week of April 17. |
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Lipscomb Elementary
student Zach Martin received a gold medal for good
behavior during the week of April 17. |
Students in Miss
Bailey's third grade class at Sunset Elementary
learn about life in the 19th Century during a recent
visit to Boiling Springs Academy. |
Students at Kenrose
Elementary School pay homage to Japanese culture
during a recent performance. |
Lipscomb Elementary
student Coady Lewis received a gold medal for good
behavior during the week of April 17. |
Scales Elementary third graders Emerson Brown and
Jessica Mei pick up trash around the school during
the annual “Ring Around the School” event. |
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Crockett Elementary students Hank Pope and Bennett
Donahue display their futuristic car model in art
class. |
Lipscomb Elementary
student Josie Tunnell received a gold medal for good
behavior during the week of April 17. |
Crockett Elementary
students Kasey Rohleder and Emma Wilcocks showcase
the futuristic car model they made in art class. |
Longview Elementary fourth grader
Devin Wallace enjoys her Oobleck while studying the
properties of matter. |
Lipscomb Elementary
student Adam Biancheri received a gold medal for
good behavior during the week of April 17. |
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Lipscomb Elementary
student Macy Grubbs received a gold medal for good
behavior during the week of April 17. |
Two students in Mrs.
Schuh's fifth grade class at Sunset Elementary
create the phases of the moon using Oreo cookies. |
Students at Kenrose
Elementary School pay homage to Native American
culture during a recent performance. |
Lipscomb Elementary
student Faridah Mohammadi received a gold medal for
good behavior during the week of April 17. |
Crockett Elementary
students Sam Ebe and Matthew McLean are excited with
the futuristic car model they made in art class. |
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Shelly Maag’s third grade class at Scales Elementary
prepares to pick up trash around the school during
its annual “Ring Around the School” event. |
Lipscomb Elementary
student Eli Patton received a gold medal for good
behavior during the week of April 17. |
Students in Mrs.
Fitch's kindergarten class plant a tree to
commemorate Earth Day at Walnut Grove Elementary. |
Crockett Elementary
students Kasey Rohleder and Emma Wilcocks showcase
their futuristic car model in art class. |
Woodland Middle School
eighth graders perform the musical Schoolhouse
Rocks during a recent assembly. |
