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School board meeting to be livestreamed, recorded
Follow the link to watch the meeting live ...
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Deadline extended for families to apply for COVID-19 food assistance
Families across Tennessee still have time to apply for an important program designed to help support them …
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Traditional, teacher-directed virtual instruction to be provided
Letter to parents from Dr. Janine Wilson, director of Fayetteville City Schools
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Register children for PreK, Kindergarten
Register your child on July 6-9 from 8 a.m., until 3 p.m.
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Watch Fayetteville High School's 2020 Graduation
Fayetteville High School's graduation ceremony
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Graduation to be livestreamed
Fayetteville High School’s Class of 2020 graduation will be livestreamed ...
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Reopening schools survey conducted
We kindly ask you to take a few moments to complete the brief Reopening Schools Parent Survey …
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Seth Moyers & Victor E honored
Fayetteville High School’s Seth Moyers, a member of the Class of 2020, was honored by Mayor Michael Whisenant ...
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Community honors Class of 2020 with Baccalaureate service
Thank you to the local churches for their gift of a Baccalaureate service to the Class of 2020!
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Fayetteville High School recognizes Class of 2020 Senior Awards winners through a virtual presentation
Watch a video salute to our award winners
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Dr. Styles to lead Ralph Askins School
Dr. Claudia Styles, who has served as assistant principal at Ralph Askins School for the past two years, has been named principal ...
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Lance Stephens new coach at FMS
With almost a decade of head coaching experience on the hardwood, Lance Stephens has been named boys’ head basketball coach ...
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Dr. Styles new principal at Ralph Askins School
Dr. Janine Wilson, director of the Fayetteville City School System, has announced that Dr. Claudia Styles, currently an assistant principal at Ralph Askins School, will be principal ...
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Financial assistance available for families that qualify for free and reduced school lunches
For more information, contact the local Department of Human Services at 931-438-1925.
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FHS graduation details released
Graduation guidance and protocols for parents released.
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Health Department now providing immunizations
The Lincoln County Health Department is now providing immunizations for children ...
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Sissy Parks retires after 45 years in education
Sissy Motlow Parks takes down the painting, “The Whistler”, from her office wall at Ralph Askins School. The painting, by Jennie Roles-Walter, depicts Parks’ many years as coach in Fayetteville-Lincoln County and holds her last coaching whistle. Parks retires from education after 45 years of service.
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Dawkins retires
Lee Ann Dawkins, pictured during a reception held in her honor, is retiring from Fayetteville Middle School after more than 21 years there. Mrs. Dawkins primarily taught English Language Arts and for many years was the director of the spring drama production. We wish her well and will miss her at Fayetteville Middle School.
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Weathersby retires
Sylvia Weathersby is retiring from the Fayetteville City School System after 30 years of service in education, 29 of those spent with the city system. She has taught seventh through 12th grade English during her career. Here, she pauses for a photo with system leaders during a reception held in her honor at Fayetteville High School. Pictured with Weathersby and Dr. Janine Wilson, director of schools, are Ron Perrin and Eric Jones, system supervisors who were principals during Weathersby’s tenure at Fayetteville Junior High and Fayetteville High School.
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Pizza Hut donates pizzas to Tiger families
Michelle Mandley, marketing director with NPC International, owners of Pizza Hut in Fayetteville, was on hand at Fayetteville High School this morning to pass out 200 free pizzas to Tiger families during the school’s final “Grab ‘N Go” event. NPC International, the largest franchisee of Pizza Hut stores with 1,200 in the U.S., has donated over 10,000 pizzas since schools closed nationwide in March. Fayetteville City School System thanks Pizza Hut for their generosity.
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Enrollment for Meals-to-You program underway
Enrollment for the Meals-to-You program begins May 21 and continues through May 29. If you need additional information, contact Megan Hall, school nutrition director for Fayetteville City Schools, at hallm@fcsboe.org or 931-433-5542.
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School Board to meet in special session to hire new director of schools
The Fayetteville City Schools Board of Education will have a special called meeting on Thursday, May 21, beginning at 10 a.m., in the multi-purpose room to decide on the new director of schools. In accordance with CDC guidance, only attendees wearing masks will be admitted, and seating will be limited to observe the six-foot spacing between individuals.
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City school board to hold work session to interview director of schools candidates
The Fayetteville City Schools Board of Education will have a work session on Tuesday, May 19, beginning at 9 a.m., in the Multipurpose Room to interview for the new director of schools. Interviews will be held at 9 a.m., and at 1 p.m. "We will continue to abide by the Governor's Executive Order No. 16, CDC guidelines and the Comptroller's COVID-19 Guidance to protect all participants while providing access to the public," said Jeff Whitmore, chairman of the board. "We will meet in our scheduled location (the Multipurpose Room). The maximum number in the room is 10. There will be eight of the board and the candidate, so that just leaves one more space available. To accommodate the public, we will livestream and video record the interviews for public review. Masks will be required in the room -- no exceptions."
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Teacher, Nurse Appreciation Week observed
Teacher Appreciation Week is May 4-8, 2020 and Nurse Appreciation is May 6, 2020. Here are some ideas to show your appreciation, virtually! We love and miss all our staff and hope you can help us show them some love! Go Tigers!
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"Grab 'N Go" distribution moved to front of Askins School
Due to road work on 2nd Avenue, meal distribution for the month of May will be held in the front of Ralph Askins School. Parents should come down 3rd Avenue and enter the school parking lot as you do for sibling car riders. You will circle in front of the main doors and exit back out 3rd Avenue. Meal distribution times will continue to be held from 11am-1pm and then from 4pm-6pm. Thank you for your understanding.
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We thank our School Lunch Heroes!
Between preparing healthy meals for our students, adhering to strict nutrition standards, navigating student food allergies & offering service with a smile, school nutrition professionals are true heroes! Today, May 1, 2020, we celebrate our FCS heroes on School Lunch Hero Day & extend a special thank you for all their hard work.
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FCS Door Security
Reminder for returning and new students/parents, Last school year, we installed a door security system at each school to better ensure the safety of our students and staff. All school door security systems are now up and running. Visitors will no longer be able to walk into the buil.....
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Edward Keys, New FHS Assistant Principal / Athletic Director
We are pleased to announce that Edward Keys will be joining the Fayetteville High School Administrative Staff as Assistant Principal and Athletic Director. Mr. Keys has worked in the educational field for 14 years, 6 of those with the Fayetteville City Schools. During his 6 years, Mr. Keys has taught U.S. History, has been the head coa....
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School Supply Lists 2019-2020
2019-2020 Ralph Askins Printable School Supply Lists. Pre-K - 4th Grade
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Fayetteville High School Receives Excellent Ranking by U.S. News!
U.S. News evaluated more than 20,500 public high schools around the country and identified Fayetteville High School among the top 40% of schools nationally ranked. Fayetteville High School was ranked 54 out of 347 high schools ranked in the state of Tennessee. More info at: https://www.usnews.com/education/best-high-schools/tennessee/districts/fayetteville/fayetteville-high-school-147624
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Michelle Sisk to be Attendance/CSH Assistant
Michelle Sisk will be joining the Central Office staff as Attendance/Coordinated School Health Assistant beginning the 2019-2020 school year. Previously, Michelle was Fayetteville High School's S.....
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Eric Jones to be Supervisor
Eric Jones will be joining the Central Office staff as Supervisor starting the 2019-2020 school year. Eric Jones has been with the Fayetteville City Schools for 17 years. During this time he has served as FJHS School Counselor, FIS Assista....
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Adam McCormick to be FHS Principal
We are pleased to announce that Adam McCormick will be the Fayetteville High School Principal starting the 2019-2020 school year. Mr. McCormick was the Assistant Principal at Fayetteville Middle School for the 2018-2019 school year. Previo....
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April Ogle to be Lady Tigers Assistant Coach
Fayetteville High School is pleased to announce that April Ogle will be joining Holly Hoagland and Cartia Woodard as an assistant coach on the Lady Tigers basketball team this season. April was a major contributor on successful te.....
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Congratulations FHS Girls Softball award recipients!
Congratulations FHS Girls Softball award recipients! District 8A Defensive Player of the Year: Sierra Mitchell. All-District: Gia Ashby and Lauren Pettie. Honorable Mention: Julia Dodson and Gabbey Flynt.
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Congratulations to our FMS All District Softball and Baseball Players!
These players made All-District in Softball and Baseball! Softball - Chloie McKean & Kinsley Bryan. Baseball - (L to R) - Will Harwell, Zach Hernandez, Coach Billy Jack Netherland, Carter Bankston, & Samuel Holdmeyer. .....Published 5/7/19
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Woodard and Hoagland to coach FHS Lady Tigers
Cartia Bailey Woodard will be joining FHS Lady Tigers basketball's Head Coach Holly Hoagland this year as an assistant. Woodard and Hoagland played together at Lincoln County High School from 1998-2001, each scored over 1000 points and advanced to the Sectionals. Credit: Paul Henry
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Fayetteville High School Receives $4700 Utrust Grant for Studio Upgrades!
Fayetteville High School has received a $4700 mini grant from Utrust to upgrade the recording studio at the school. Utrust Grant Funds were utilized two years ago to create a recording studio at the school to allow students to write, perform and rec....Published April 30, 2019
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FHS Prom King and Queen
Congratulations to Sloan Higgins and Tsion Blake for being named Fayetteville High School's 2019 Prom King and Queen!
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3rd Nine Weeks Honor Roll Lists
Posted April 11, 2019 - Click here for the Fayetteville City Schools 3rd nine weeks honor roll lists for each school.
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FNB Opens School Bank at FHS
Article by the Elk Valley Times, April 9, 2019. With the help of Fayetteville High School and the Fayetteville City School Board, First National Bank is proud to pilot a High School Bank Program. The ribbon cutting ceremony was on March 26. Every few wee....
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Happy Assistant Principal Appreciation Week to our Amazing Team!
Posted April 8, 2019 - Assistant Principal Appreciation Week, April 8 - 12, 2019
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Fayetteville City Schools members win Lincoln County's Finest Award
Posted April 5, 2019 - We are extremely proud of our incredible employees who won Lincoln County's Finest titles!!! Bridgette Crawford Jones - Best Principal, Tim Hobbs - Best Elementary Teacher, Ben Beddingfield - Best Hunter. Congratulations! Thank you to all of the community who gave recognition and support to our amazing team members!
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Our Superintendent, Dr. Janine Wilson, was “Released from Jail”
Posted April 4, 2019 - “I sincerely thank my Fayetteville City Schools family for bailing me out of Leadership Lincoln jail. We raised $425 for their project and the total raised was $7400. I love my Tigers big and small!!!” - Dr. Janine Wilson, Superintendent
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Student Congress on Policies in Education (SCOPE) Students Participate in a TSBA Hosted Conference
On March 5th four our Student Congress on Policies in Education (SCOPE) students participated in a TSBA hosted conference at MTSU. This program brings 9th-12th grade students from across the state of Tennessee to discuss current topics in education. Participants meet as a congress and bre......
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City school board resolution opposes ESAs
Story by Elk Valley Times - Mar 27, 2019. Citing a lack of accountability and the risk of fraud as chief concerns, Fayetteville Board of Education passed a resolution opposing Gov. Bill Lee’s Education Savings Account (ESA) proposal....
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Teachers of the Year Named
The three Teachers of the Year have been named! Congratulations to each of these amazing Team Members! Ralph Askins School - Marcia Cannon. Fayetteville Middle School - Susan Nix. Fayetteville High School - Curtis Painter.Click here for more info.
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Some Exciting News! UPDATE: April Fools!
***UPDATE: APRIL FOOLS! We hope we gave you a good laugh. We will always be the Fayetteville City Tigers!*** We are extremely excited to announce a big change in our school system. We feared that the Tiger was too vicious of an animal to have as our mascot any longer, so we have made a change! Our new school mascot will be the Unicorn! We can't wait for our new sports jerseys to come in!
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FHS FFA Members Win Big at State Convention!
The Fayetteville High School FFA took home some big titles at the State FFA Convention this past week! Click here to see the full list.
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New School Security at Fayetteville City Schools
Over Spring Break, we have been working on putting more school security in place in our district. As you may have noticed, we have installed a door security system and additional security cameras at each school to better ensure the safety of our students and staff. Visitors will no longer be able to walk into the buildings freely after school check in times / before school check out times. A video call system has been installed at the entrance of each school so that the personnel in the front office will be able to buzz visitors in at their discretion. Faculty, staff, and law enforcement officers will be ab...
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Fayetteville City Schools Receive UTrust Grant
Thank you UTrust Administration, Dan Tollett and Kristi Coleman, for presenting the Fayetteville City Schools with a grant check yesterday for participating in the UTrust program. The UTrust program acknowledges each and every employee for their hard work and dedication by creating a positive culture for our faculty/staff and students.
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City Study of Askins’ Options Ongoing
During the City School System’s strategic planning session, held Nov. 28, public works was asked to move forward with an engineering plan that would enhance safety and alleviate congestion. Preliminary plans, detailing a roadway and parking lot design done by Bailey, were presented to City School Board Dec. 3, and school board members voted to move forward with the drawings. As of Friday, survey work had been conducted at the request of Bailey – “Once a recommended design is received, it will be presented to each of.....
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Message from Dr. Janine Wilson, Director of Schools (3/14/19)
Our FHS young men played a hard battle in the TSSAA Boys State Basketball Tournament tonight against Humboldt City. Eve.....
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Class of 2019 Top 15%
Congratulations to Fayetteville High School's Class of 2019 Top 15%! Valedictorian: Hannah Marie Johnston. Salutatorian: Sloan Michael Higgins. Top 15%: Maggie Buchanan, Bryleigh Tucker, Katelyn Bryant, Hannah Chunn, Sam Darnell, Jeffrie Pettie, Mollie Cunningham, Jordyn Ford, Nevarious Hampton, Cameron Harwell, Laura Vance, Colton Wiseman
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FHS Freshman Forum
The Freshman Forum will be held on Thursday, April 4th from 5:00 PM -6:30 PM
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FHS Elite Cheer Tryouts
Fayetteville High School's Elite Cheer Tryouts are Thursday, April 25th! 8th-11th grades eligible. Packets will be in the FHS Front Office. Paperwork is due by March 11th.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM DR.WILSON ATTACHED!
Dear Students, Parents, Staff and Community, We are delighted to announce that the Fayetteville High School Boys’ Basketball Team has advanced to the Boys’ State Basketball Tournament. The Tigers are among the top 8 Class A teams in the state of Tennessee!!!! They will play Humboldt High School at MTSU in Murfreesboro on Thursday, March 14 at 6:00 p.m. The winner will advance to play on Friday, March 15 at 6:00 p.m. The championship game will be held on Saturday. Please read the following closely: All 3 schools will dismiss at...
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Class A Boys' Basketball Championship Bracket
From Dr. Janine Wilson, Superintendent: "Congratulations to Coach Chris Murdock and the Fayetteville City boys basketball team. Not only are these boys outstanding athletes but they make us proud in so many other ways. Now we will make history for FHS as they make our first appearance at the state tournament. Don’t miss the excitement on the 14th."
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FNB School Bank Grand Opening
We are happy to announce the First National Bank School Bank Grand Opening at FHS on March 26th!
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Watch the FHS Tigers take on Clay County High School at Sub-State LIVE
Watch the FHS Tigers take on Clay County High School at Sub-State LIVE at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3wq8MN-GL-HMYuxE2VU5Cg or listen live at WYTM 105.5 FM http://mixlr.com/wytm-fm-1055/
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FHS Band awarded SUPERIOR rating!
Congratulations to the FHS Band for getting SUPERIOR (the highest rating) at the TLBDA Concert Festival on Friday!!!
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FCS Strives to Keep Our Children Safe
There has been a recent Social Media topic that has raised concerns with parents across the nation. We just wanted to inform parents that Fayetteville City Schools internet filters are in place and we have taken extra measures to block this threat. Parents, please be observant of your children's internet activity at home. We always strive to keep you informed.
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Read Across America Week at RAS
Read Across America Week is Next Week! Dr. Seuss turns 115! We have lots of fun activities planned. Dress Up Days: 🌈 Monday - Many Colored Days - Dress in as many colors as you can. 📖 Tuesday - Cat in the Hat Day - Dress as a Dr. Seuss character or any other book character. 🙃 Wednesday - Wacky Wednesday - Wear your wildest, wackiest, mismatched clothes. 🍳 Thursday - Spring Picture Day - We will have Green Eggs and Ham for lunch to celebrate Dr. Seuss's famous book. 😴 Friday - I Am Not Going To Get Up Today - Wear your favorite PJs. We will have a Dr. Seuss birthday treat compliments of First National Bank. *We will have a mystery reader each day sharing an excerpt from a Dr. Seuss book.
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First National Bank Launches School Bank Program at FHS
FNB Bank: We are excited about launching our #SchoolBank Program today at Fayetteville High School. (Pic w/Jeff Alder, FNB; Eric Jones, Principal & Heather McCormick, FNB). We are thankful for this partnership with Fayetteville High and FCS Tigers!
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2019-2020 Academic Calendar
The 2019-2020 Academic Calendar is now available. Follow this link for a printable copy.
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Happy School Counselor Appreciation Week!
Happy School Counseling Appreciation Week! We have an amazing team of counselors that are there for all students to provide some extra love and help. Thank you for all you ladies do! Jennifer Hale, RAS Counselor. Katelyn Barnes, FMS Counselor. Mandy Pitts, FHS Counselor. Kate Killebrew, System-wide Social Emotional Counselor.
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FHS Art Students to be featured at The Frist Art Museum - Click here to get your invitation
Please present this invitation at the Visitor Services Desk to receive Free admission.
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We mourn the loss of Mrs. Brenda Posey, FMS Office Staff
Mrs. Brenda Posey worked for the Fayetteville City School System for 44 years. Mrs. Posey volunteered at Ralph Askins Elementary before being hired on in 1976 as an Educational Assistant. In 2000 Mrs. Posey moved to Fayetteville Intermediate School (Now Fayetteville M....
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Happy School Board Appreciation Week!
Happy School Board Appreciation Week to our amazing School Board Members! We can't thank them enough for all that they do.
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Fayetteville City Schools Closed for MLK Day
The Fayetteville City Schools will be closed Monday, January 21st in observation of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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National Law Enforcement Day
We wanted to give our wonderful SRO officers a shoutout for all they do to keep our students and staff safe. #NationalLawEnforcementDay Scotty Vaughn is our SRO officer for Fayetteville Middle School and Fayetteville High School. Steve Gentry will be our SRO officer for Ralph Askins later this year, but still patrols the school on a regular basis.
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Newly Elected School Board Members Sworn In
Congratulations to our newly elected school board members who were sworn in at the Board of Mayor and Alderman meeting last night. Pictured: Jeff Whitmore, Jennifer Murdock, and Mark Clark. Missed the meeting? You can watch it at: https://livestream.com/fpuchannel6/events/8471032
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Alderman and City School Board Election
We are so proud of Tonya Allen, Fayetteville Middle School employee, for earning her seat on the City Board of Alderman! She is a very special lady that will do great things for Fayetteville. Mark Clark and Jeff Whitmore retain their seats on the Fayetteville City Schools Board. We would like to welcome Jennifer Murdock to the board. We are excited to see what new ideas she brings with her.
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Fayetteville City Schools Celebrates 10 years with Alice Bagley Palacio
Alice Bagley Palacio, Fayetteville City Schools Board Member, attended her last board meeting after serving us for 10 wonderful years. We are so thankful to have had her aid in the growth of our school system.
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Thanksgiving Lunches
If you have RSVPed for Thanksgiving Lunch with your child at Ralph Askins School or Fayetteville Middle School, click here for more info.
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RAS Fall Blast
Fall Blast is Friday, November 9th from 3:30-6:30 PM. Ralph Askins has lots of games planned, amazing chili to serve, and more! Mark your calendars!
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Veterans Day Program
Please join us for Fayetteville High School's Veterans Day Program on Monday, November 12th, 2018 at 9:00 AM in the FHS Gymnasium.
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Happy Custodian Appreciation Day!
Ralph Askins showed our custodians how much they brighten up their world for Custodian Appreciation Day! These amazing men and women do so much for our school system! #CustodianAppreciationDay
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FMS Football Team wins Duck River Valley Championship 3 YEARS IN A ROW!
Congratulations to the Fayetteville Middle School football team for winning the Duck River Valley Conference Championship 3 YEARS IN A ROW! FMS Tigers took down Middle TN Christian School 22-6.
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Elk Valley Times: Coach Palmer to be honored
Article from The Elk Valley Times | Coach Alvin Palmer, head coach at Fayetteville High School, will be honored during a special celebration, “A Weekend Honoring the Man: Alvin Palmer”, set for the final weekend in October. Palmer, who has coached for 41 seasons, will be inducted in the Hall of Fame at Lincoln County High School, where he coached for many years, during a ceremony on Thursday night, Oct. 25. Then, on F...
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A Weekend Honoring Coach Alvin Palmer
A Weekend Honoring the Man- Coach Alvin Palmer Saturday, October 27 at 6:00 PM Fayetteville High School Celebrating 41 seasons with speakers from past and present
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Bus Driver Appreciation
We are so thankful for our wonderful bus drivers who keep our students safe. Thank you for all you do! #BusDriverAppreciation
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FHS Homecoming
FHS Homecoming is next week! Join us at Tiger Hill on Friday, September 7th as the Tigers take on Mt. Pleasant! The Alumni Tent will open at 6:00 PM. Stop by for refreshments! The Homecoming Parade starts at 6:20 PM (line-up begins at 6:15 PM, 6:00 PM for vehicles) Go Tigers! 🐯🏈
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Our Tiger Family is mourning the loss of one of our students.
Our Tiger Family is mourning the loss of one of our students. Counselors and clergy will be at FHS Monday to help students and teachers cope. Please pray for Miguel’s family and our precious students who are so young to deal with the hard lessons of life. May God bless us all. Please take a moment to read this letter from Janine Wilson, FCS Director of Schools
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FHS Golf on a Winning Streak!
Article from: Elk Valley Times. FHS Tiger golf team defends district title Fayetteville High School’s golf team finished last season as district champs, the first district title in school history. Though under new leadership in 2018, it’s the hope of Coach Jay McElyea that the Tigers will go back-to-back....
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FHS Library Dedicated to Bill Askew
Bill Askew was a true friend to Fayetteville City Schools and dedicated 35 years to serving as a board member and an advocate for students. His dream was to see a city high school become a reality. As an avid reader and someone who provided lifelong learning, it is a fitting tribute to dedicate the FHS Library to this wonderful man. I can think of no one who could be more deserving. I feel blessed to have known him, worked with him, and to have called him a friend. May God bless his family as they cherish his memory. - Dr. Janine M. Wilson
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Catherine Killbrew to be Emotional Support Counselor
We are pleased to announce that Catherine Killebrew will be joining the Fayetteville City Schools staff as an Emotional Support Counselor. Mrs. Kill...
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Katelyn Barnes to be FMS School Counselor
We are pleased to announce that Katelyn Barnes will be joining the FMS staff as our new school counselor. Mrs. Barnes has worked as a counselor for Junior's House for the past three years and will be bringing that expe...
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Christine Tuten to be Federal Programs/Special Edu Supervisor
We are pleased to announce that Christine Tuten will be joining the Central Office staff as Federal Programs / Special Edu Supervisor beginning the 2018-2019 school year. Mrs. Tuten is moving over from Ralph Askins School, where...
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Paul Quintel with Sawblade Security Makes Generous Donation to Fayetteville City Schools
Paul Quintel with Sawblade Security Solutions has made a generous donation to each of the schools to help with matters of security. Mr. Quintel has aided the Fayetteville City Schools with campus security screenings in the past. We appreciate his support and guidance on keeping our students and staff safe.
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Welcome to Fayetteville City School’s new website: Redesigned for improved communication and collaboration
Fayetteville City School’s website is a powerful communication and information delivery tool, which must operate on a modern, secure engine. It is designed to maximize functionality and ease of use for visitors to the website. It is flexible and adaptable to new technologies, including mobile devices. Fayetteville City School’s new website will bring students, parents and community members news and information in a more concise, consistent fashion. We’re confident you’ll find the new website easier to use and find the information important to you.
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WAAY31 - 11.8 Million Dollar Budget Adds 2 SROS and 1 Emotional Support Counselor in Fayetteville City Schools
When Fayetteville City Schools students return to the classroom in August they'll be greeted by two new school resource officers and a specialized social and emotional support counselor. WAAY31 sat down with the Fayetteville City Director of Schools and learned how these new positions, provided by the 11.8 million dollar budget, will help with school safety....
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Adam McCormick to be FMS Assistant Principal & Athletic Director
We are pleased to announce that Adam McCormick will be joining Fayetteville Middle School's administrative staff as Assistant Principal and Athletic Director for the 2018-2019 school year. Mr. McCormick is moving over from Fayetteville...
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Fayetteville City Schools Awarded $588,690 GearUp TN Grant
We are extremely excited to announce that we are the recipients of a $588,690 GEAR UP TN Grant! Funded through a seven-year grant from the US Dept of Education and administered by the TN Higher Education Commission, GEAR UP TN works ...
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Tiger Bees
We are excited to announce that we have been selected by Tractor Supply and the National FFA Foundation to receive a Tractor Supply Company Grant for Growing Chapters of $3,623. This grant will go towards our Fayetteville Tiger Bees project. This grant will fund the materials and supplies necessary to establish four honey bee hives on the back of the
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Victor in the Wild
Tigers need vacations too! Take Victor on your adventures this summer!
Color and cut out Victor, attach him to cardstock or a popsicle stick to make him sturdy.
Snap a picture of Victor Tiger on your adventures this summer and post with the hashtag #VictorETravels. Don’t forget to tag Victor E. Tigers in the photo!
Get your Free PDF printable here: Victor in the Wild Printable
