District News

Superintendent Memo: Superintendent-Elect Recruits Key Leaders For Longevity

A Message from Superintendent-elect, Dr. Marlon King on Wednesday, May 27, 2020.

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Dr. Ricky Catlett returns to JMCSS in Deputy Superintendent post

A Jackson native and South Side graduate, Dr. Catlett previously served within the district as a principal for over 11 years.

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JMCSS Teacher Selected for Tennessee Educator Fellowship

Westberry was selected to participate in the 2020-21 class of the Tennessee Educator Fellowship hosted by State Collaborative on Reforming Education (SCORE).

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Summer Meal Program Available to JMCSS Students

Southwest HRA will be providing meals for students under 18 this summer, beginning Tuesday, May 26th.

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Pre-K Registration Update

We are ready to begin taking paper documents for Pre-K registration!

In order to keep traffic flow manageable and adhere to social distancing policies due to COVID-19, we ask that one (1) custodial parent come to drop off ALL required documents on their assigned day.

Those who have already finished the online application received details via phone call and email. If you have a child who is 4-years-old on or before August 15 and have not registered, please start with the online application available on our website: www.jmcss.org/prek!

It is important that parents bring ALL required documents on their assigned day in order for their application to be complete and a placement to be made. If you have any questions, please call 731-410-6564 or 731-427-6396.

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Employee Rights Paid Sick Leave Information

Click here for updated information about employee rights related to paid sick leave and expanded family and medical leave under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act.

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Welcome to Jackson, Tennessee! Home of Blue Suede Shoes, Rockabilly and great barbecue! Also, Jackson is home to the Jackson-Madison County School System. In 2016, our Jackson-Madison County Schools are home to over 13,000 students that speak over 17 languages from very diverse backgrounds. Our district is home to nine elementary schools, three K-8 schools, four middle schools, three traditional high schools, one magnet high school and one early college high school.

Additionally, our district is also home to one Pre-K Center for the youngest citizens ages 2-4. Spend time visiting our school websites to see the unique educational offerings each school provides to the students of the Jackson-Madison County area.

Learn more about our district and how you can join us!