MCHS had 2 students whose art was selected to display in the West Tennessee Regional Student Art Exhibition, in Humboldt, TN at the West Tennessee Regional Art Center. Taland Williams had 2 entries selected and Trinity Vandiver had one. Students from all over West Tennessee from public, private, and homeschools submitted their work for a chance to display. Less than 50% of all submissions were selected. The show will be up for display through February 23rd. 

LEFT:  "Fair Prize" 18x12 drawing  RIGHT: "Invisible String: 11x14 Painting  ARTIST:  Taland Williams

"Pippin' Vandiver" 12x18 Drawing ARTIST: Trinity Vandiver

Seniors planning to use TN Promise monies for college are REQUIRED to attend this meeting.  Students cannot arrive late or leave early.

Congratulations to those members of the Class of 2023 who were selected for the Hall of Fame.  

Seniors submit a resume that details their leadership, community service, extracurricular work, awards and recognition, and plans after graduation.  Those resumes are reviewed by the faculty and voted on.  The top 10 seniors are selected (11 in case of a tie).  

The MCHS Teacher of the Year for 2022-23 is Mrs. Amanda  Isbell.  

Isbell currently teaches Algebra I Honors, Geometry Honors, and Math Intervention, but has also taught Algebra I & II.  She is a 2003 graduate of McNairy Central, and has been teaching for 16 years at MCHS.  She is married to Bobby Isbell, and they have two sons, Davis and Jonah.  

"I feel honored to be selected by my peers.  There are so many here that I respect, including many who taught me, so it is a great honor for them to recognize me in this way," said Isbell.

The Teaching as a Profession classes at MCHS were able to attend the "Become a Tiger, Become a Teacher Day" at the University of Memphis Lambuth campus on November 15th. It was a fun-filled day with lots of important information for our students.  MCHS alumni Mekyland Williams, who is an education major at Lambuth, took a vital role in the event.