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Franklin High senior Shayla Carrera won first place in the state bookmark contest with her design based on the theme Reading is Magical at Your School Library. The winning design will be sent to the Tennessee State Legislature and to school libraries at the fall conference.

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On March 5, WCS students competed at the EIC Pitch Night to win startup funding from local business leaders. Ravenwood High’s Abby Goddard won $4,500 for Spikey, which makes keychains with test strips to detect common date-rape drugs, while Brentwood High’s Sloan Conway earned $1,500 and Page High’s Amit Reshef tied with Ravenwood High’s Clayton Blanton for third, earning $1,200 each — the contest showcased local entrepreneurial talent — and more teams ranked in the top six.

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Two high school football coaches associated with WCS were honored by the Tennessee Football Coaches Association—Coach Will Hester from Ravenwood was named 2024 6A Head Coach of the Year after a 13 to 1 season and Coach Sean Temple from Page received 2024 5A Assistant Coach of the Year after guiding his team to an undefeated regular season and a state championship game appearance.

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