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MCPS is So Much More

There’s a story behind every hallway, classroom, and smile. We’re a public school system where students grow, thrive and become their best selves. From robotics to the arts, athletics to the classroom, leadership to life skills—we’re not just preparing students for the future, we’re teaching it! College, career, and beyond—we’re helping students build bright futures. What makes our schools so much more? A community that believes in our mission.

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Battle Creek Middle School Volleyball Team Wins Regionals

Battle Creek Middle School Wins Second Straight Volleyball Regional Title, Advances to State

The Battle Creek Middle School volleyball team has captured the regional championship for the second consecutive year, earning a return trip to the state tournament. The undefeated Lady Bears secured the regional title with wins against Siegal Middle School and Oakland Middle School in the regional round, continuing a streak of success that has positioned the program among the top in Tennessee middle school volleyball.

More on Battle Creek Middle School's Victory
Students building a robot

Mt. Pleasant High School Awarded $5,000 Robotics Grant from TVA

Mt. Pleasant High School is celebrating a major win for its engineering program after being awarded a $5,000 robotics grant from the Tennessee Valley Authority as part of its brand-new Robotics Award Program. The initiative, which distributed $655,000 to 179 schools and youth-serving nonprofits across TVA’s seven-state region, is designed to spark innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving among students while preparing them for careers in fast-growing STEM fields.

Read more about Mt. Pleasant High School's Grant
Bright Apple adds Spring Hill Elementary School and Marvin Wright Elementary School

Bright Apple Expands to Two Spring Hill Elementary Schools

Bright Apple, a non-profit organization, provides healthy snacks to students in elementary schools in Maury County to help boost their concentration and learning during the day. Since its founding, Bright Apple has served over 1 million snacks to local children, helping close the achievement gap among food insecure children in our community.

Read more about Bright Apple's Expansion with MCPS
Brittnie Page, September Sub of the Month

September Substitute Teacher of the Month - Brittnie Page

Congratulations to Brittnie Page, our Substitute Teacher of the Month! Brittnie, has done a wonderful job subbing at Marvin Wright Elementary. Join Brittnie and become a substitute teacher today!

More about substitute teacher benefits, & to apply.
Parents of Maury County, please register your child(ren) for the 2025-2026 school year.

2025-2026 Student Online Registration

Registration for the 2025-2026 school year is now open. Please register your child(ren).

Click here to register online
Approved 2025-26 School Year Calendar

2025-2026 State of Tennessee Approved School Year Calendar

2025-2026 State of Tennessee approved school year calendar

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  • Maury County Public Schools welcomes all visitors to our district, and as we strive to keep our district safe, we ask that you follow our procedures when visiting. Doing so keeps our buildings safe and accessible to all stakeholders.

  • Our mission: We will provide the educational instruction, tools, and environment for every child to succeed in LIFE as Life-long Learners, Independent Thinkers, Fearless Innovators, and Exemplary Citizens.
    Our vision: Educating every child for LIFE!

  • What to do when you arrive on campus?
    Upon arrival, all visitors shall report to the main office of the school or district complex. Any visitor attempting to gain access through other entrances will be denied entry. At this time, visitors will be directed by signage to press the video call box. Once the call box is pressed, a staff member will ask you to state your name and reason for your visit. All visitors shall present a valid government-issued photo identification card. This identification will also be scanned into our electronic visitor management program (RAPTOR). Once the scan is complete, a badge will be printed for the visitor to wear in a visible manner during the duration of their visit.

  • What to do next?
    All visitors will be given clear and concise directions on entering the building and proceeding with their business. Again, we welcome all visitors to our district and look forward to seeing you soon. We also thank you for doing your part to keep our district safe.

 

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