Easton Sullivan is a Mr. Baseball honoree with the character to match every single accolade. We're so proud to shine a spotlight on his accomplishments as we celebrate our seniors all week!

Greenfield School ⚾

3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
A young man sits with a smile on a rocky surface. Text reads "Senior Spotlight: Easton Sullivan" above him.
A white thought bubble with blue text reads "Attending Delta State University to continue my baseball career while majoring in Ag Business."
Text on a white background with a red border: "Who or what has influenced you the most along the way?" Followed by a personal statement about a Lord and Savior.
A blue and red background displays a message congratulating Easton, praising their character and achievements.

Gabriela Zarate's creativity has a way of stopping people in their tracks — and we are so lucky to have watched it bloom. We're so proud to shine a spotlight as we celebrate our seniors all week!
Greenfield School 🎨

3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
A woman in a red and black jersey poses in front of a school mural.
Text on a red and blue background asks about future plans, mentioning attending the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and majoring in psychology and forensics.
A red and white poster with text asking who or what has influenced someone. It includes a handwritten response stating "Mrs. Bortch has influenced me."
A blue background with a red stripe displays the words "Congratulations, Gabriela!" The text continues with pride in Gabriela's creativity.
It started with a blank canvas, a fresh piece of paper, or a new idea.
All year long, Greenfield students created, and last week, the whole community got to see what that looked like. The Greenfield school wide Art Show was a K-12 showcase of student artwork made throughout the year under the direction of art teacher Jaquelynn Dortch, and we're so proud of these students' creativity! 🖼️✨

3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
Art project display with mixed media self-portraits hanging on a line with clips, including one portrait of a girl.
Portraits of women with varied expressions hang from a line with colorful, abstract backgrounds and decorations.
Three colorful artworks hang on a wall, one featuring a black cat, and the other a heart with a crown.
Display table with various graffiti-themed art pieces on green bases. A sign reads "Graffiti Names!" Brightly colored art pieces in various styles.
Display of various clay sculptures including turtles, a crocodile, and a heart on a table.
A room with artwork displayed on a clothesline, tables, and floor, illuminated by fluorescent lights.
Artwork displays a Spiderman illustration on a bright yellow background. Nearby, a black spider on a web.
Artwork labeled IV and Growth featuring a pond, flowers, and a dog hangs with other art on a wall.
A portrait of a woman and another of a man hang on a wall. Both are made from torn and layered paper.
Drawing of a person's face and upper torso with a collage of paper around it, displayed on a black background.
Jorja Finch will walk across the stage with a diploma and a career already in motion. We're so proud to shine a spotlight on her as we celebrate our seniors all week!

Dresden High School
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
A smiling woman with blonde hair stands beside a tree. Text reads "Senior Spotlight: Joya Finch Dresden High School."
A red and white graphic with a cloud-shaped speech bubble containing text on completing cosmetology school.
A text-based graphic with a red background asks a question about influences, followed by an answer signature.
A blue and red poster congratulates Jordi on their diploma. The poster has text and a school logo.
Chloe Hayes earned her pilot's license before she ever earned her diploma — and that tells you everything you need to know about her. We're so proud to shine a spotlight on her as we celebrate our seniors all week! Dresden High School ✈️
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
A young person crouches next to a small yellow airplane on a runway. Text reads "Senior Spotlight: Chloe Hayes Dresden High School."
An infographic on a red background with text in a cloud shape. The text outlines a plan to attend Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.
A text-based graphic asks about influential people or things, with a personal answer stating parents have been most influential.
Blue and red background with white text. It reads "Congratulations, Chloe!" and continues with a motivational message.
Abigail Kibbler isn't just dreaming about a future in education, she's already living it. We're so proud to shine a spotlight as we celebrate our seniors all week this week!

Dresden High School 🎓
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
A woman in a blue dress and white boots stands in a spotlight with a guitar.
A graphic with a question and answer format about attending a university to major in elementary education.
Red and white graphic with black text. It asks who or what has influenced someone the most.
A blue background with a white outline of a red telephone. Text reads, "Congratulations, Abigail!" with additional text praising dedication.
Good data tells a story. Great teachers help write it. ✏️
Greenfield School was recently named a Tennessee "Bright Spot" in reading, but the data is just the beginning. Read the story behind the data here: https://www.weakleyschools.com/article/2885332
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
A classroom with students seated at desks, a teacher reading from a book at the front.
A girl with glasses and a gray sweatshirt reads a book in a classroom setting.
A girl with brown hair reading a book at a table, surrounded by papers and a yellow pencil.
A classroom with students seated at desks, reading books. A teacher stands behind them, reading from a book.
A teacher assists a student at a desk, with other students in the background in a classroom.
Girl with blond curls smiling, sitting at desk with books. A woman stands behind her. Other students in classroom.
A teacher stands in front of a classroom. Students sit at desks, one raising a hand. A board and trash can are in the background.
The Weakley County School Board meets tonight at 5:00 P.M. at the Weakley County Board of Education in Dresden. On the agenda:
- Recognition of Aspiring Administrators
- Consider/approve policy updates on Paid Parental Leave, Travel Regulations, and Community Use of School Facilities
- Consider/approve Lifetime Wellness Textbook Adoption
- Consider/approve Technology Funding/Loan Approval
- Consider/approve Grading Period change from 6 to 9 weeks
- Consider/approve volunteer coach approvals & upcoming student field trips
The public is welcome to address the Board during the Public Comment period. Requests must be received by the Board Secretary at least 24 hours before the meeting and must pertain to a specific item on the agenda. Submit a request at weakleyschools.com/page/school-board or by calling 731-364-2247. See less
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
An announcement about a school board meeting in May 2026. Dated Thursday, May 7.
Happy School Nurse Appreciation Day to the amazing nurses serving Weakley County Schools! 🩺💙

We are proud to celebrate the nurses who go above and beyond every single day! On any given day, they're managing chronic conditions, supporting mental health, connecting families to resources, and making sure nothing stands between a student and their education. Thank you for being exactly who our kids and families need you to be!
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
Collage of school nurses with names and schools below, set against blue and red. "Thank you, School Nurses!" in bold white text.
Reminder: there will be NO school tomorrow, Tuesday, May 5!
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
A notice about no school on May 5. Text reads "REMINDER: No School Tuesday May 5 Staff Development Day".
The countdown is on! 🎉 🌸 The final stretch of the school year is here, and it’s full of big moments, from graduation day to the last bell of the year: 📅 May 5: Staff Development Day (No school for students) 📅 May 7: School Board Meeting (5 PM) 📅 May 15: Graduation Day 🎓 📅 May 20: Last Day of School (Early Dismissal) 📅 May 22: Report Card Pickup Day 🍽️ View May lunch menus here: https://www.weakleyschools.com/page/lunch-menus We’re so proud of everything our students, staff, and families have accomplished this year—let’s finish strong, WCS! 💙❤️
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
An event calendar for May features dates, titles, and descriptions of activities like a school board meeting and graduation.
Happy School Lunch Heroes Day to the incredible people feeding Weakley County Schools every single day! 🙌

This year alone, our cafeteria staff served over 820,000 meals so far across our schools. That's not just meals, that's 820,000 moments of showing up for our kids. And they do it with heart, dedication, and smiles. We are so grateful for each and every one of you! ❤️🍽️
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
An adult cuts pizza on a tray in a school cafeteria. A red banner reads "Thank you to our SCHOOL LUNCH HEROES!"
A person holds trays of French fries in a commercial kitchen. Text reads: "60 school lunch heroes made it happen."
Every morning, they open the doors. Every day, they set the tone. 💙❤️ Our principals work tirelessly to make sure every student in Weakley County Schools feels seen, supported, and set up for success. Thank you for being the kind of leaders our students and families can count on — every single day!
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
Collage of photos featuring principals. Text reads "Thank you to our principals". Background is blue with red and white accents.
Behind every great student is a teacher who believed in them 💛 As Teacher Appreciation Week approaches, we’re collecting shout outs from students, families, and staff to recognize the impact our teachers make each day. Share your shout outs with us! We’ll be highlighting submissions throughout the week on Facebook. 🔗 Submit your shoutout: https://forms.gle/vvaEG5Hu8VXQrNGU6
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
Blue and white text: "We love our TEACHERS Help us celebrate them!" with two red hearts.

We love showing off our student leadership! Assistant Commissioner Lori Paisley and Senior Project Manager Taylor Rayfield from the TN Department of Education recently visited Weakley County Schools to hear directly from our students.

At Westview High, members of the Weakley County Prevention Coalition shared personal stories about how the program has made a difference. Then, at Central Office, our Student Advisory Board walked through the research-backed recommendations they presented at a recent school board planning retreat. Both groups of students showed leadership and insight, and we are so proud of them!

Thank you to Ms. Paisley and Mr. Rayfield for their time and for supporting these student-led solutions!

3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
A group of people stands behind a desk, smiling, with a school logo on the wall.
Group in blue shirts posing for photo in room with bookshelves and flag, some seated on floor.
A group of women in blue shirts stands in front of a screen in a room with tables and chairs.
Nine people stand in a room, smiling for a photo. Two men in suits and ties, six women in jeans.
A man stands at a podium in a classroom, addressing a group of people seated around a table.
We would like to extend a sincere thank you to the Weakley County Courthouse offices, Mayor Dale Hutcherson, and his Executive Assistant, Melinda Parham, for welcoming our Weakley County Transition students for such an informative and engaging tour. Our students had the opportunity to learn what takes place in each office and gain a better understanding of how our county government operates. This experience was especially meaningful for our students who are preparing to graduate, as it helped them learn more about adulthood, independence, and how they can contribute to society. We are incredibly grateful for the time and effort each of you took to pour into our students. Opportunities like this make a lasting impact, and we truly appreciate your support. We hope to continue this experience each year for our students!
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
Six individuals stand together in front of a large statue, on a concrete area with a circular emblem.
We’re proud to share that Martin Middle School has been recognized as a Tennessee Safe Stars Gold School through the Tennessee Department of Health. This honor recognizes schools that go above and beyond in creating safe athletic environments for students.
To earn Gold status, MMS demonstrated strong safety practices such as:
✔️ Tobacco-free athletic facilities
✔️ At least two coaches certified in CPR/AED
✔️ Athletic equipment routinely checked for safety and condition
✔️ Pre-participation physicals required for student-athletes
This recognition reflects the hard work of our coaches, staff, and administrators who prioritize student safety every step of the way. Congratulations, Chargers! 💙
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
Blue uniforms, weightlifters, and a coach. "Congratulations, Martin Middle for earning Gold Star Status."
The first smile of the school day often happens on the bus 💛
Today, we celebrate our incredible bus drivers who start their mornings early and greet students with a smile—rain or shine. Thank you for the care, patience, and dedication you show our students every single day! 🚌✨
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
A school bus displays a logo for Weakley County Schools. A banner reads, "Thank you to our SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS!"
As we monitor the forecast for this afternoon, we wanted to share a quick update with our WCS families for today, Tuesday, April 28:

✔️ Schools will dismiss at regular time and we will have Kids Club (After School Daycare)
✔️ Tutoring cancelled this afternoon

As we did yesterday, our buses will still run as normal with drivers taking safety precautions in the event of any weather. Our principals, transportation staff, and drivers will all be working together to ensure that safety remains our top priority! Parents of bus riders: if your child's bus is delayed, you will receive notification.

Again, we will continue monitoring conditions and sharing updates as needed. Please stay weather aware and take care tonight! 💙
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
Weather update for Tuesday, April 28. Regular dismissal but no after-school tutoring. Buses run as normal with safety precautions.
A quick update for WCS families as we monitor today's weather:
✔️ Schools will dismiss at regular time (no early dismissal)
✔️ Tutoring and Kids Club are cancelled this afternoon

Our buses will still run as normal with drivers taking safety precautions in the event of any weather. Parents of bus riders: if your child's bus is delayed, you will receive notification. Our principals, transportation staff, and drivers will all be working together to ensure that safety remains our top priority! 

We’ll continue monitoring conditions throughout the evening and sharing updates as needed. Until then, please stay weather aware and take care tonight! 💙
3 months ago, Weakley County Schools
Blue and gray background with a Weather Update box. It states that regular dismissal will occur, but after-school programs are canceled.