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Linda Cash
Statewide report card scores local school districts
The Tennessee Department of Education recently released the 2021-22 State Report Card, in which Cleveland City and Bradley County school districts were evaluated. The report provides … more
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LEE UNIVERSITY'S MOCK TRIAL team successfully placed third in the Chucky Mullins Invitational.
Lee University's Mock Trial team succeeds in competitions
Lee University’s Mock Trial team successfully competed in the Chucky Mullins Invitational and the Owl Classic tournament.  “I am extremely proud of our Mock Trial team,” said Mark … more
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MICHAEL HASEL and Katherine Hesler in the area where the ivory comb was found.
SAU archaeologists discover ivory comb with first written sentence
An archaeology team of students and employees from Southern Adventist University, working with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, uncovered an ivory hair comb in Israel. Discovered at Tel … more
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Paul Conn
New Lee scholarship program named for Conn
Lee University recently announced the initiation of the Charles Paul Conn Centennial Scholarship program.Beginning with the fall 2023 semester, the sholarship will be Lee’s most competitive … more
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DUSTIN TOMMEY, left, stands with Margery Byrd, Patrick Thomas and Jason Taylor. Not pictured: Jarrod Dunn, who graduated but could not attend the ceremony.
Three graduate with HVAC certifications
City Fields partnered with Cleveland State Community College to provide a 7-week bootcamp to underemployed individuals in Bradley County this fall. This cohort of three students received their HVAC … more
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RUSSELL DYER sits with kindergarteners at Stuart Elementary while they enjoy a Thanksgiving lunch.
Local education leaders express thanks
As families, friends and neighbors across the country gather together to celebrate Thanksgiving, many are taking the time to share what they are most thankful for this year. Local leaders in … more
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BCS PRINCIPALS gather to pack Christmas gifts for the Empty Stocking Fund. From left are Steve Montgomery, Jodie Grannan, Brenda Lawson, Heather Hayes, Erica Shamblin, Amber Winters, Ruthie Panni, Eddie Moreland and Brad Davis.
10 Days of Giving is right around the corner
The holiday season has officially kicked off in Bradley County. The Empty Stocking Fund campaign is readying for its “10 days of Giving,” which begins Monday, Nov. 28. The money raised is … more
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Lee University launches LeeU Promise scholarship
Lee University has announced the launch of LeeU Promise, a scholarship program for incoming freshmen who reside in Tennessee. LeeU Promise will begin awarding by fall semester 2023.LeeU Promise is a … more
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Lee’s WRAP offers research opportunities for students
Lee University recently launched the Work-study Research Assistant Program (WRAP) to provide research experience to undergraduates through faculty mentorship. The purpose of WRAP is to introduce … more
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DR. RANDY O'BANNON, (from left) stands with his wife Sandy, Mark and Udella Walker, Bethany O’Bannon-Bowman and her husband J.C., and Terry O’Bannon.
O’Bannon family gives gift, hosts lectures at Lee University
Bethany O’Bannon-Bowman, Randy O’Bannon and Terry O’Bannon, children of the late Dr. Robert O’Bannon, were recently hosted for guest lectures at Lee University and gave a significant … more
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FIFTH-GRADE students at North Lee Elementary School participated in a STEM Detective Day on Nov. 9. Thanks to Cleveland Police Department officers Jennifer Samples and Geoff Humberd, students enjoyed a crime scene tech talk about STEM careers, gridding, measuring and collecting evidence. Students also observed a crime scene and created a story about what might have happened to the missing campers.
STEM Detective Day at North Lee
FIFTH-GRADE students at North Lee Elementary School participated in a STEM Detective Day on Nov. 9. Thanks to Cleveland Police Department officers Jennifer Samples and Geoff Humberd, students enjoyed … more
HEALTH SCIENCE students will use this lab at the PIE Innovation Center to work and learn. The health science program is one of the county CTE programs.
County looking forward to future of career and technical education
At the Fall 2022 Career and Technical Education Advisory meeting held on Nov. 8, county leaders, community members and school officials discussed their plans, hopes and goals for the future of CTE … more
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PICTURED HERE are the Upsilon Kappa chapter’s new inductees for the Fall 2022 semester, at the induction ceremony.
Lee University’s Upsilon Kappa inducts new members
Upsilon Kappa, Lee University’s chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, International Honor Society in Education, recently inducted its new members for the fall 2022 semester. “The standards that we set … more
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Charleston Elementary STEAM Honor Roll
The following students made it on the A Honor Roll at Charleston Elementary STEAM Academy:THIRD GRADE: Sophia Blair, Peyton Hughes, Eli Knight, Jade Land, Layla Pierce, Neyland Powers, Josh … more
Holiday bonuses are coming for city school employees
Cleveland City Schools employees will receive a holiday bonus this November. In the school board meeting on Nov. 7, the board unanimously passed Director of Schools Russell Dyer’s request for the … more
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MORE THAN 50 students were recently honored as this year’s Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship recipients.
Lee announces 2022 Lettie Pate Whitehead scholars
Fifty-one students were recently honored as this year’s Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship recipients. This year marks the 18th anniversary of the scholarship program at Lee. Scholarships are … more
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Jessica Huff
Lee’s Huff receives Nurse Corps Scholarship
Jessica Huff, a junior nursing major at Lee University, was recently awarded the Nurse Corps Scholarship. “The effort Jessica puts into her coursework and career choice demonstrates her … more
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HANNAH MAGGARD is pictured here with her painting, a demonstration that took place during the worship service.
Lee hosts Worthy Now conference
Lee University hosted Worthy Now, a women's conference for Lee students, staff and guests on Oct. 11. This year’s theme was “Honor the Process,” which was based on the scripture 2 Corinthians … more
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Third-graders must master reading or face state-mandated consequences
It's a pivotal year for third-graders in Tennessee. After spending some of their early school years online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they must master reading now or risk state-mandated … more
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BO PERKINSON, Athens City Mayor (left), stands with Lindsey Ferguson, executive director of the McMinn County Economic Development Agency and John Gentry, McMinn County mayor.
Cleveland State bestows Regents Award for Excellence in Philanthropy
Cleveland State Community College, alongside the Tennessee College of Applied Technology Athens and the Tennessee Board of Regents, presented the City of Athens, McMinn County and the McMinn County … more
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