Monday night, the Memphis City School Board approved a proposal to conduct a feasibility study to look into a larger MCS Security Program.
Memphis City School board members are voting tonight to by-pass the state's approval of a MCS school force. The measure would give Dr. Kriner Cash the go ahead
A program to make southern schools more energy efficient is being tested out in Memphis City and Shelby County Schools.
A Mid-South student refused to give up on a lofty goal, proving that persistence really pays off.
Memphis City Schools Board of Commissioners will vote on a measure which could give the superintendent the go ahead to create a security force in the schools
Mid-South Community College in West Memphis has been chosen to receive a nearly $3.4 million federal grant.
The Weiner and Delight school districts have received approval from the Arkansas Education Board to merge with neighboring districts.
The Tennessee Senate Democratic Caucus celebrated the announcement Thursday morning that Tennessee is one of 16 finalists for part of $4.35 billion in federal
Mississippi children won't be seeing ads for sports drinks or expensive athletic shoes on their school buses anytime soon.
Timire Raiford is an 11th grade student at Southwind High School in Shelby County. She used to live in a neighborhood off Forest Hill Irene, allowing her to
Memphis City Schools has scheduled make up time for the inclement weather school closures that occurred on January 8, January 29 and February 8, 2010.
The Mississippi Senate approved a plan Wednesday to restore about one-fifth of the money Gov. Haley Barbour had cut from the current state budget.
The morning ride to school could soon look like a NASCAR race for students in Mississippi, but it has nothing to do with speed. School budgets are gettting
If your children skip school, it could cost you money and mean jail time. That was the message to more than two dozen parents Thursday morning in a Memphis
The Memphis City Council met for the first time since Memphis City Schools filed another lawsuit, demanding funding for this school year. But, the city still
The City of Memphis is slapped with a second lawsuit from the Memphis City School district; this one is demanding the city pay $50 million and not a penny

