Team No Kid Hungry Tennessee is taking time to thank our school meals heroes, including our own food service director in Oak Ridge Schools, Jennifer Taylor. In their letter to Oak Ridge Schools, they stated, “We would like to take this opportunity to celebrate our incredible school nutrition staff and their commitment to ensuring that […]
As part of an ongoing commitment to digital equity, Comcast is proud to support the Federal Government’s Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) program, which is a temporary program that provides qualifying low-income consumers with a subsidy to help cover the cost of their Internet service and leased Internet equipment. This temporary benefit can be applied to […]
Tennessee Tech engineering summer camps are still taking applicants.
For rising 8th and 9th grade females: https://www.tntech.edu/engineering/about/outreach/eaf.php
For rising high school seniors: https://www.tntech.edu/engineering/about/outreach/eec/index.php
Don’t miss the JMS and ORHS outdoor orchestra concert at the AK Bissell Park Amphitheater on May 17th at 6:00 p.m.!
See flyer for details.
Market-To-Go is a CARES act funded COVID relief project that was popular as a safety measure at the Winter Farmers’ Market. Because participants were satisfied with the project, it will continue into the summer during the main season. We hope that families will discover that MTG is a convenient way to get healthy, local food. […]
ORAU in Oak Ridge is offering a FREE virtual event, sponsored by the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, called the 2021 Young Women’s Conference in STEM.
The 2021 Young Women’s Conference in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics introduces middle-school and high-school-aged girls (in 7th through 10th grades) to women scientists and engineers and the wide breadth of […]
To honor the 85 brave men and women from the Scarboro community who desegregated Oak Ridge Schools in 1955, students across the school district competed in an art and poetry contest. Please watch the video linked below to view the submissions:
Families who would like information about the P-EBT Cards should click this link to read the flyer.
Additional information can be found at https://tdhs.service-now.com/relief
John Spratling, a veteran teacher at Robertsville Middle School in Oak Ridge, received the Civil Rights/Liberties: Excellence in Teaching award during the Tennessee Council for the Social Studies virtual conference on Saturday, February 27th. The award is sponsored by Social Studies School Service. He will receive a plaque and a check for $250.
Spratling’s […]
The Robertsville Technology Association (TSA) recently participated in the Regional TSA Competition. The RMS TSA is sponsored by Dr. Sandra Burnette and Mrs. Bryson Leftwich. The results of the competition are listed below: