Midtown Elementary School

August "Mice of the Month" Recipients

September 2, 2022

With our theme being Disney this year, our Student of the Month Award has been lovingly named, "Mouse of the Month". One student from each class is honored in the classroom; and ...

Student Insurance Available for 2022-2023

September 1, 2022

Please visit the following link to access the application for Student Accident Coverage for the 2022-2023 school year. https://drive.google.com/file/... You can also fill out ...

LEAPS Grant Input Requested

August 10, 2022

Parents of Elementary School Students Roane County Schools has received funding for the Lottery for Education Afterschool Program (LEAPS) Grant. This State of Tennessee grant all...

An Update from Coordinated School Health: Our goal for the upcoming year is to address COVID issues as they arrive. Currently, we are not receiving COVID guidance from the State Department of Health for the K-12 setting. Therefore, we will start this school year in a regular manner. We are following CDC recommendation for positive cases and continue to encourage mask wearing, social distancing as best as possible, hand sanitizing, and maintain student cluster seating charts in order to limit the spread of any virus. ✔ Roane County Schools will no longer contact trace for COVID-19. ✔ Positive COVID cases will isolate from school for a minimum of 5 days from the positive test date; additionally, it is recommended to wear a mask an additional 5 days upon return, per CDC guidance. ✔ Documentation from a medical provider, home tests, and school nurse clinic COVID tests will be accepted as proof of a positive case. “Verbal Only” reports of a positive case (example: home COVID test) will be accepted on a one time basis. ✔ There will be NO quarantines from exposure to a positive case. Parents that report exposures to a positive case may refrain from school attendance but MUST use parent notes in order to be excused, with the reminder that students are only allowed 6 parent notes in a school year. ✔ Staff may use sick or personal days for COVID related absences.

RCS COVID Protocols

August 9, 2022

An Update from RCS Coordinated School Health: Our goal for the upcoming year is to address COVID issues as they arise. Currently, we are not receiving COVID guidance from the Sta...

Captain Daryl Cook and TNSROA President Kim Lay

SRO Supervisor Captain Cook Receives New Title

June 16, 2022

Please join us in congratulating the newly elected Tennessee School Resource Officer Association Vice President II, RCSO Captain Daryl Cook! Capt. Cook was elected on June 14, 20...