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Rutherford County Schools report enrollment, achievements and meal-cost estimates; new Poplar Hill middle school on schedule
Summary
Deputy Superintendent Kay Martin told the Health & Ed Committee that the district has roughly 50,765 students, highlighted student awards and a STEM Expo, provided meal prices and estimated a universal free-meals program would cost about $21.8–$22 million; she said Poplar Hill Middle School remains on schedule and explained reporting options for staff.
Kay Martin, deputy superintendent for Rutherford County Schools, briefed the Health & Education Committee on March 24, citing student achievements, enrollment figures and program updates.
Martin said there were no budget amendments and highlighted district successes: 12 state archery titles, strong performance in recent boys’ and girls’ basketball tournaments, and a STEM Expo at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) that hosted 441 students presenting more than 220 projects. She noted Stewarts Creek High School was selected to host a 'History Rocks' celebration in…
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