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Boys Varsity Basketball Defeats Page High School
Bears win! Gritty 4th quarter helps the Bears climb back on top. Osize Daniyan lead the Bears with 21, Eric Williams with 10, and Caronne Goree with 10. John Lloyd cleans the glass with 13 total rebounds! Bears head to Creekwood on Saturday to take on Beech and Creekwood!
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MJHS Softball Camp Dec 2022
K-8 Camp will be on Dec 20th from 5:00pm-9:00pm. The camp will be run by Coach Kevin Costley, Asst. Coaches and former and current MJHS players. The camp will cover all fundamentals: pitching, hitting, defense, base running and game situations. Cost is $75. Cash, Check and Online Payments are accepted. Make checks payable to MJHS Softball.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: December 16, 2022 Pay Online -
Seniors - Graduation Orders
If you didn't place your order on November 3rd for Announcements, Cap/Gown Unit, or Senior items. You will need to go online and place the order by December 16th. ALL Seniors will need to place an order for the Cap/Gown Unit and pay their $75.00 by this time to guarantee on time delivery of their Cap/Gown Unit for graduation. -
TN Governor's School Now Accepting Applications
The Tennessee Governor's Schools provide 11 challenging programs for rising 11th and 12th grade students who are interested in arts, humanities, agriculture, STEM, advanced math, physics, leadership and international studies. Apply NOW! -
Dance Team Places 3rd First Regional Competition
The Dance Team went to their first regional competition this past weekend and placed in the top 3 for both routines. Go to our Athletic Site for more info.
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Band of Gold Places 5th
The Mount Juliet Band of Gold competed in the 59th annual Contest of Champions on Saturday at MTSU. They earned a
superior rating and advanced to finals competition where they placed fifth overall out of 24 bands. This is the third year in a row the Band of Gold has advanced to finals and one of their top finishes. They travel to Huntsville, Alabama for the US Bands Championships this Saturday and it will be their last competition. -
HOSA Meetings
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Graduation Date
MJHS graduation will be on Friday, May 19, 7:00PM, at the Murphy Center on MTSU campus in Murfreesboro. -
TN Tech Guarantees Scholarships to all Freshmen with a 23+ ACT
We are proud to offer guaranteed scholarships to all freshman students who have a 23+ ACT score and 3.4+ GPA (weighted GPA). Go to freshman scholarships for more information.
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Listing of Scholarship Opportunities
You may find scholarship opportunities listed on the MJHS Counseling Scholarship page.
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Principal Sharpe's Newsletter
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Parking Permits 2022-2023
Parking permits are now available. Complete the MJHS Parking 2022-2023 form to request and make payment. Any questions can be sent to Mrs. McNeese.
- Students can only park in their ASSIGNED parking spot and the parking tag must be VISIBLE.
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Stoner Creek Elementary School Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
You're invited to the Stoner Creek Elementary School Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on December 11, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. Click the link above for more information.
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PUBLIC NOTICE: Ethics Committee Meeting
The Wilson County Board of Education Ethics Committee will hold a meeting on December 14, 2022 at 5:45 p.m. at the Wilson County BOE Administrative Training Complex, 415 Harding Drive, Lebanon, TN 37087 to discuss publicly the complaints that have been filed.
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PUBLIC NOTICE: January Board Work Session & Meeting
The Wilson County Board of Education will meet in a Work Session on January 5, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. and a Regular Board Meeting on January 9, 2023 at 6:00 p.m. at the Wilson County BOE Administrative & Training Complex, 415 Harding Drive, Lebanon TN 37087. The Work Session is for informational purposes only. No actions are taken, or voted on, by the Board at the Work Session. The purpose of the Board Meeting will be to discuss any matters legally brought before the Board.
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District Receives Great Designation From TDOE & 2021-2022 Reward Schools Announced
We are very excited to announce that Wilson County Schools has been designated as an “Advancing District” by the Tennessee Department of Education. This designation places the district among the higher tier of academic performing districts across the entire state. This designation was based on various data points from the 2021-2022 school year. When taking into account the disruptions that COVID had caused in previous years, this designation is something to be extremely proud of.
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Bryan Adams Named as the New Deputy Director of Student Services
Wilson County Schools is very pleased to announce that Mr. Bryan Adams has been named as the new Deputy Director of Student Services. He previously held the position of WCS Elementary Supervisor, and prior to that he served as principal for five years at W.A. Wright Elementary.
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Dr. Alexandra Juneau Named West Elementary School Principal
Wilson County Schools is also very pleased to announce that Dr. Alexandra Juneau, who was serving as West Elementary Interim Principal at the start of this school year has now been named as West Elementary Principal.
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Dr. Jennifer Ankney Named New Principal of Wilson Central High School
The district is very excited to announce that Dr. Jennifer Ankney has been named as the new principal of Wilson Central High School.
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Lance McAllister Named Exceptional Education Coordinator for Secondary Instruction
Wilson County Schools is very pleased to announce that Lance McAllister has been named as the new Exceptional Education Coordinator for Secondary Instruction.
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Bonnie Holman Named Supervisor of Career & Technical Education
Wilson County Schools is very happy to announce that Bonnie Holman has been named as the district’s new Career & Technical Education (CTE) Supervisor.
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Travis Mayfield Named Deputy Director of Operations
Wilson County Schools is excited to announce that Travis Mayfield has been named as the new Deputy Director of Operations for the district.
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Mark Wooten of LHS Named Wilson County Teacher of the Year 2021-2022
Mark Wooten, Lebanon High School Carpentry Teacher, named as the 2021-2022 Wilson County Teacher of the Year.
