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Grades 6, 8, 10 and 12 to Participate in a Student Survey

Coffee County Schools is participating in a student survey designed to determine the prevalence of substance use among youth as well as related attitudes and experiences and is supported by the Coffee County Anti-Drug Coalition.  The results of the anonymous survey will be used for school and community planning and for prevention program development.  Please follow the link below for more information regarding the Student Survey.

CCSS Student Survey Fact Sheet

School Supply List For Coffee County Elementary Schools can be found by following this link. 

UPDATED  INCREASED PAYMENT SCALES FOR SUBSITUTE TEACHERS please follow the link for further information

Pre-K Registration and 3 & 4 Year Old Screening dates and times will be announced for 2019.

TNReady Parent Information - please follow the link for information concerning TNReady 

TN Statutory Rights of Parents and Students (pdf)

Education Commissioner McQueen's Letter to Parents Concerning Testing 

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Coffee County Schools is under the direction of Dr. LaDonna McFall.  CCSS serves over 4500 students with over 630 professionals and staff. The central office is located in Manchester, TN.

We are proud to announce that we are a collation member of The State Collaborative on Reforming Education (SCORE). SCORE’s work is governed by a theory of change that includes embracing high academic standards, cultivating great school and district leaders, ensuring excellent teaching in every classroom, and using data to enhance student learning.

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