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Rutherford County Schools will offer healthy, free breakfast and lunch service for all students again this year
Senior Picnic will be on Friday, May 12th following senior awards ceremony and senior video.  We will be having a taco bar from El Michoacan Mexican Restaurant.  Mavericks Entertainment will be providing DJ services.  The committee decided on beach towels for the seniors so they can enjoy while having fun on the big water slide.  The ICEE Truck will be here. Instead of having more fundraisers we are asking each parent to send in $20 to cover the rest of the cost of the picnic.  If you have anyone that wants to donate money to the senior picnic, in addition to the $20, that would be welcome as well.  All checks can be made out to Chase High School (comments put "Senior Picnic"). Students or parents can turn the money into the front office.  There will be a list with all seniors' names.  Also, if you would be able to provide any sort of outside games (cornhole, volleyball, etc) please email [email protected] or text 828-289-6533.


Turn money in by May 4th.
At the January meeting of the Rutherford County Schools Board of Education, board members approved the school calendars for the 2023-2024 school year. See the link for additional details.
Rutherford County Schools honored the 53 educators, administrators and support staff who retired during the school year or who will retire at the end of the school year at the annual Retiree Banquet. The 53 retirees served a total of 1,273 years at Rutherford County Schools.
Earlier this afternoon, law enforcement and school officials were made aware of a social media message circulated through Twitter threatening students and school personnel at a school described as "East Rutherford High School." This message has been broadly recirculated through our school community and through the community at large. School officials and law enforcement personnel appreciate all the calls, texts, and tip line calls alerting us to this message and the potential threat it expresses.

Through the coordinated efforts of federal and local law enforcement personnel and school officials, the individual who posted the threat was promptly identified, and the threat has been confirmed to be a hoax.

Tonight, and at all times, the safety of our students is our top priority. We will continue to monitor social media activity, investigate real and potential threats, and take every step necessary to ensure a safe school environment.

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