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January 23-29, 2022, is School Board Appreciation Week in Tennessee. Marion County is joining public school districts from across the state to celebrate School Board Appreciation Week and honor local board members for their commitment to our community and its children.

The theme “Building the Future” reminds us to celebrate the unique role school boards play in building a future for their students, championing and advocating for quality education, and governing their local public schools. As the elected/appointed representatives of the people in their local communities, they represent their local communities’ voice and vision for the future of their public schools.

“It takes strong schools to build a strong community, and these men and women devote countless hours to making sure our schools are helping every child learn at a higher level,” Dr. Griffith said.

Our local school board impacts every student every day in Marion County by influencing the high quality of education that our children and youth receive. The Marion County School Board shows its commitment to educational excellence and equity - and for that we are very grateful for their attitude of service. There is no greater honor that can be bestowed upon a citizen than membership on a local board of education.

We want to thank all of our school board members for envisioning the future.

District 1 - Donna Blansett

District 2 - Nathan Billingsley

District 3 - Ryan Phillips

District 4 - Brian (Bo) Nunley

District 5 - Linda Hooper

According to data released by the Tennessee Department of Education, the Marion County Schools earned a level 5 in system-wide growth for: Composite, Literacy, Numeracy, and Literacy/Numeracy.

Dr. Larry Ziegler, Chief Academic Officer, states, “The results reflect the commitment and hard work of our teachers and students. During the 2020-2021 school year, our teachers were faced with many challenges and did what they always do - they rose to the challenge. I am so thankful that the children of Marion County are served by a group of educators that are fully committed to their success.”

By measuring students' academic achievement AND growth, schools and districts have a more comprehensive picture of their own effectiveness in raising student achievement.

In closing, Dr. Mark Griffith, adds, “The level 5 designation for Marion County Schools reflects the dedication of our entire school community to greater academic outcomes for every student. Being a level 5 district indicates that Marion County students have shown significant academic growth across achievement levels as well as grade levels.”

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