People for the Advancement of Millington Schools

06/10/2019

Congratulations, and welcome home, Principal Mark Neal!

After much deliberation and thoughtful consideration, Millington Municipal Schools has chosen Mr. Mark Neal as the next Principal of Millington Central High School. Mr. Mark Neal will pick up the Trojan torch passed on by Dr. Donald Durley. This torch will illuminate the path of the MCHS Trojans to a new Elysium of prosperity. Mr. Mark Neal comes back to us from Melrose High School in which he was part of a team that helped the school grow to new heights. Mr. Neal is a native of Tipton County and a graduate of UT Martin. He began his professional career in August of 2000 at MCHS spending eight years as a teacher, three years as an assistant Principal and eventually moving to the position of Principal of MCHS. Mr. Neal has spent the last five years as Principal of Melrose High School.
Mr. Mark Neal accepted the job of Principal of MCHS Friday, June, 7th 2019 and will begin leadership July 1st. Millington Municipal Schools warmly welcomes him and looks forward to a great tenure and time of growth for Mr. Neal as he comes back home to MCHS.

12/24/2017

Merry Christmas all! We're looking forward to the groundbreaking of the new Millington Performing Arts Center on the site of the old high school in the new year!

Almost a decade ago a group of parents organized and advocated for improvements to our school facilities. There's still more to do but we are feeling blessed and thankful for where we are now, and all the people who have helped us get there.

12/02/2017

Check out these awesome young people reminding us that you can check your registration and register to vote in less than 5 minutes! govotetn.com

10/19/2017

Excited about the next 20 years of Millington and Millington Municipal Schools!

Take the survey if you live in Millington, and/ or work in Millington, play in Millington, or are lucky enough to send your children to Millington schools!

Your feedback informs the next 20 years of development in Millington.

07/07/2017

Ridiculous...

The federal government will be sending Shelby County's affluent suburban schools a lot more money to take care of poor students. A poor student in Memphis should take advantage.

05/15/2017

Can't make Millington Central High graduation? Luckily our friends at Ritter Communications will be streaming it live for you! of our Class of 2017 graduates.

Star Staff Reports JONESBORO, Ark. — Graduation season is upon us, and Ritter Communications is proud to provide coverage of several ceremonies in our service areas. Tubetown, Ritter’s local conten…

03/29/2017

Congratulations to our Millington Central High School students for taking home 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in the NAACP filmmaking awards!

Our hats are off to the students and their fantastic educator Mr. Marshonn Calvin.

Millington Central High School students won a NAACP filmmaking award with the help of one dedicated Mid-South teacher.

03/12/2017

Congrats to Millington Central High school legend Mario Reed. Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame

A former Millington High School football player, who was paralyzed in 1997 while making a tackle for his team, is once again making big plays.

03/10/2017

Millington Municipal Schools accepting applications for our young ones to get a head start in Pre-K! Share with any family or friends with pre-k aged children.

Star Staff Reports Millington Municipal Schools is now accepting applications for Pre-K for EA Harrold Elementary (873-8165) and Millington Elementary (873-8439). Parents and guardians will need tw…

02/25/2017

Well deserved honor to Millington Elementary School teacher Ms. LaTricia Harvell! You make us

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Thank you Tennessee Lottery and WREG News Channel 3 for recognizing this great Millington educator!

Memphis, TN- LaTricia Harvell of Millington Elementary School has been named a Tennessee Lottery Educator of the Week. LaTricia teaches 5th grade and says she loves seeing her students grow academically as well as socially.