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The Obion County School District is hiring for both certified and non-certified personnel.

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September Outstanding Alumni

Lindsay, a 1997 graduate of Obion County Central High School, has made a tremendous impact on our community in her role as CEO of the Obion County Joint Economic Development Corporation. Her leadership has resulted in the creation of over 2,570 jobs and over $316 million in capital investments for our county. Additionally, her efforts in promoting local tourism have brought in over 250,000 visitors annually to Discovery Park of America.

Mr. Watkins Ridgemont visit!

Recently, Mr. Watkins, Director of Schools, and Chastity Homra, Director of Coordinated School Health, visited Ridgemont Elementary to serve fresh bananas to our Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd-grade classes! Bananas were on the menu because they’re Mr. Watkins’ favorite fruit!

This is all part of the Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Grant, written by Chastity through the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Throughout the school year, Chastity will continue serving students at South Fulton Elementary, Black Oak, and Ridgemont with a fruit or vegetable snack twice a week.

These snacks can be grab-and-go, like bananas, or part of a fun lesson where the fruit or vegetable is cooked and enjoyed. What a great way to promote healthy eating! 

Obion County Eighth Graders Explore Future Education Opportunities at UTM!

Eighth graders from Obion County schools attended the Future Star Youth Summit at UT Martin . They learned about future education opportunities and participated in engaging breakout sessions focused on leadership. The students explored different departments on campus, including agriculture, veterinary science, music, and many more. It was a fantastic opportunity for our students to discover their passions and potential career paths! 

Gold Safety Award

Corry Essary, Principal of OCCHS, and Ms. Chastity Homra, the Coordinated School Health Director for Obion County Schools, were honored with the Gold Safety Award!

This prestigious award recognizes their tireless efforts in reducing teen crashes and raising awareness about teen traffic safety throughout our community. Their work is not just about educating our students; it's about creating a safer environment for everyone on the road.

 

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