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Rutherford County Schools Rutherford County Schools consistently ranks among the best school districts in Tennessee and has outpaced national rankings on a number of measures.

Rutherford County is one of the fastest growing school districts in Tennessee and the fourth largest behind those in Memphis, Nashville and Knoxville. Since the 2004-2005 school year, Rutherford County Schools has added more than 15,000 students for a total enrollment of 47,000+. Despite the county's tremendous growth rate and the accompanying challenges, Rutherford County Schools has served as a model for many other districts in the areas of academics, planning and safety measures. This page is meant to share important and meaningful information about Rutherford County Schools with the communities and stakeholders we serve. It is administered by the RCS communications staff. We strive to keep an open forum on this page. All opinions are welcomed and respected. However, obscene and abusive language of any kind will not be tolerated. RCS will employ a zero tolerance policy when it comes to comments or messages that contain obscenities, racial slurs or personal attacks. In addition, any users posting such messages may be blocked from posting on this page. Inaccurate information, rumors and speculation regarding important district matters will also be closely monitored, corrected and/or deleted as needed to maintain the most accurate information for our stakeholders. The communications staff will also delete any and all posts deemed commercial or for-profit advertising. We appreciate your feedback and your opinions but please engage in respectful and reasonable discussions on this page. Please, err on the side of caution when engaging in online conversations. Thank you for supporting our students, our parents, our employees and Rutherford County Schools.

Students in Smyrna High School’s TV & Film Production program have an opportunity to create commercials for a local busi...
10/15/2026

Students in Smyrna High School’s TV & Film Production program have an opportunity to create commercials for a local business, with the goal of seeing their work on television.

Fourteen students will form seven teams to compete for the chance to develop an advertising campaign for Blue Coast Burrito, a local restaurant with 11 locations in Middle Tennessee and three other states. Shortly after returning from fall break, students met with Blue Coast representatives, who shared the company’s marketing needs and target audience.

Between now and Thanksgiving break, each team will develop a commercial concept and pitch it directly to Blue Coast, instructor Kyle Dietz said. The top two teams will produce official video campaigns for the restaurant, including a 30-second commercial, a 15-second version for social media and a six-second spot.

Sophomore Aaron Alvarez said he was excited about the opportunity, particularly because most students in the class are in their second year of AV Production.

“(Dietz) emphasized how important this is, to be working with a business during high school,” Alvarez said. This semester, students have worked on projects ranging from movie trailers to mini-documentaries.

Students will gain more than camera skills through the project. Dietz said the experience will help them develop communication, teamwork and problem-solving skills while learning to meet professional expectations.

The partnership is a natural fit, as Blue Coast Burrito sponsors Smyrna Today, the school’s student-produced daily news program.

“This is exactly the kind of authentic experience we want our students to have,” Dietz said.

Save the Date: College Fair for English Language Learners and students with disabilitiesSet for Oct. 19 at Stewarts Cree...
10/15/2026

Save the Date: College Fair for English Language Learners and students with disabilities

Set for Oct. 19 at Stewarts Creek High, this event is designed to help English Language Learners and students with disabilities prepare for life after high school.

Meet with representatives from technical colleges, two- and four- year colleges and learn about financial aid, scholarships and college disability services.

10/15/2026

McFadden School of Excellence students are experiencing "Cave Simulations" this week. Check out the video for the details.

Congratulations, Bobcats!
10/14/2026

Congratulations, Bobcats!

10/13/2026

Check out this event happening Saturday in City of Murfreesboro, TN - Government

The School Resource Officer Division at the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office does so much for our students. We ❤️ our ...
10/13/2026

The School Resource Officer Division at the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office does so much for our students. We ❤️ our SROs!

Attention rising juniors and seniors — applications for Tennessee's Governor's School Program are now open. Governor's S...
10/13/2026

Attention rising juniors and seniors — applications for Tennessee's Governor's School Program are now open.

Governor's School allows 11th and 12th graders to participate in one of 11 challenging programs during the summer of 2027. Programming is focused on areas such as STEM, the arts, humanities, leadership, international studies, agriculture, and more, while potentially earning college credit.

Students engage in advanced academic experiences on college campuses across Tennessee while exploring their interests alongside other high-achieving peers.

Full details available at https://www.tn.gov/education/districts/instruction/tdoe-governors-schools.html

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2240 Southpark Drive
Murfreesboro, TN
37128

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+16158935812

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