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High schools to host open houses
With open enrollment underway in the Jackson-Madison County School System, the district’s five high schools will host open houses during the week of January 28.
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Liberty Tech JROTC earns highest possible rating
The Air Force JROTC of Liberty Technology Magnet High School once again lives up to its motto of “Strive for Excellence.” This month, the instructors and cadets earned an overall unit assessment score of “Exceeds Standards,” which is the highest rating possible.
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Applications available for open enrollment and magnet programs
Preparation for the 2019-2020 school year has begun as online applications for open enrollment and magnet programs in the Jackson-Madison County School System are now available.
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New partnership with TCAT offers JMCSS students additional options and opportunities
Students in the Jackson-Madison County School System will soon have a new opportunity to get a jump start on post-secondary course work through a new partnership with the Tennessee College of Applied Technology.
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Modern Stated Education Alliance partners with JMCSS & U of M Lambuth to provide students with on-ramp to college
Modern States Education Alliance is partnering with the Jackson-Madison County School System and the University of Memphis Lambuth to provide Jackson-Madison students the opportunity to earn free college credit while they are still in high school.
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Payne named as new leader at Liberty
Parkview Learning Center principal, Dr. Roderick Payne, has been named as the new leader of Liberty Technology Magnet High School. Payne joined JMCSS in July of this year after 12 years in administration in the Shelby County Schools, most recently serving as District Administrator of Academic Operations and School Support.
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Epperson leaving Liberty for role as assistant superintendent
After two decades of educating children in the Jackson-Madison County School System, Dr. Janice Epperson is preparing for a larger role in a new system.
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JMCSS teacher among select group of TNReady Ambassadors
JACKSON, Tenn. – Jackson-Madison County teaching veteran Tiffani Harris has been selected for an important role in the future of the state’s standardized test known as TNReady. She and just 36 other educators, selected from more than 900 applicants from across Tennessee, have been chosen as the first-ever TNReady Ambassadors. They are tasked with serving as advisers, providing on-the-ground perspective and feedback during the 2018-2019 school year. “I feel honored to have been chosen from so many applicants,” she admitted. “I know there were so many qualified applicants who deserve this opportunity as well.”
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New band leaders named at Liberty Tech
Members of the Liberty Tech Crusaders Band will march to a different beat this school year, as Dr. Janice Epperson, principal of Liberty Technology Magnet High School, names Joshua Hayes as Director of Bands. Hayes has served as music teacher at Andrew Jackson Elementary School for the past two years.
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Liberty Tech names new boys’ head basketball coach
The Crusaders of Liberty Tech have a new head boys’ basketball coach and he’s no stranger to the team. Dr. Janice Epperson, Liberty Technology Magnet High School principal, has promoted assistant coach Cordero Wade to the top spot.
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