In the district, both enrollment and attendance have improved over what they were a year ago, while fights in schools have decreased.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Engagement will be the name of the game for the next 100 days at Memphis Shelby County Schools.
Oct. 28th, district gave a look behind the curtains on how students and teachers were doing at it’s Achieving System Excellence night.“As a parent, I want to know what’s next,” said Trenetia Lowery, a member of the educational advocate group The Memphis Lift.What’s potentially next for her child has been the question Lowery has asked a lot as a parent, ahead of their enrollment in the district. While fighting to increase the literacy levels of MSCS students at The Memphis Lift, Lowery hopes to get answers from district leaders.
“We still know we have great work to do, great work has been done, we’ve just been building …
