McNairy Central High School will be well represented at the West Tennessee Regional Student Art Exhibition from January 20th through February 27, 2025. Students submitted their work digitally to be juried against other student artwork from all over West Tennessee for a chance to display. MCHS had six pieces selected for the exhibition.
The opening reception is at the West Tennessee Regional Art Center in Humboldt, TN on January 26, 2025, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
"The Cranium" by Clara Younger
"Collage" by Hailey York
""Untitled" by Josh Boyette
""Blue Tailed Skink" by Alyssa Lilienthal
"Beachy Sunset" by Caraline Whittemore
"Lazy Lake Sunsets" by Caraline Whittemore
Congratulations to Molly Stanfield, the 2025-26 Teacher of the Year for McNairy County Schools. She will advance to the Southwest Region competition. She teaches CTE Family Consumer Science and Future Teachers at MCHS, and is a sponsor for FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America). She and husband Randy are both graduates of MCHS. They live in Ramer with their two sons. Congratulations Mrs. Stanfield!
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MCHS Students participated in a "Mock Election" that coincides with the national election happening this year. The mock election was coordinated by the TN Secretary of State, Tre Hargett, and had public and private schools all over the state reporting their results. MCHS has held such mock elections in the past, but this is the first year for the school to participate in a state-wide effort.
Students had to be 'registered to vote' by being an official student of MCHS, and had to go to the 'polling location" by logging in to their school email. They had a given time frame that the polls would be open, from 9:30 - 10:00 am on Tuesday, October 29th. After 10:00 am, the polls officially closed.
Student participation mirrored that of the nationwide total, with 277 of 675 students casting their vote. At 41% participation, that aligns with the national average of mid-40's to low 50's for the past several years.
The mock election was an effort by the Secretary of State to raise awareness of civic responsibility among students, and encourage them to take part in making their voice known.
At MCHS, students voted for the presidential race between Donald J. Trump (Republican) and Kamala Harris (Democrat), and for the TN candidates to the US Senate between Marsha Blackburn (Republican) and Gloria Johnson (Democrat). Trump received 231 votes to Harris' 55; Blackburn received 221 votes to 65 for Johnson. In the total of 286 votes cast were 67 seniors, 79 juniors, 53 sophomores, 68 freshmen and 19 faculty / staff members.
The real election polls will take place on Tuesday, November 5th.
We had two students from McNairy Central place with their artwork for the Hispanic Heritage Celebration Art Show at the Latta Building. Hailey York placed 2nd (left) and Zoe Grantham (right) placed 3rd. All entries will be on display this Saturday from 12-5 pm along with the celebration festivities.
Mrs. Molly Stanfield's "Teaching as a Profession" class was able to tour Blue Mountain Christian University on Wednesday, September 18th. Students learned about the various teacher education programs offered and met with faculty and students from the Education Department. Thanks to everyone who made this tour possible for our future educators!