Middle Tennessee State University will become a partner in Blackman High School’s new Collegiate Academy, offering college-level courses on the high school campus this fall and assisting in the development of its academic enrichment programs. The institutions signed an agreement Tuesday, Jan. 6, that will allow Blackman juniors and seniors who meet eligibility standards to take up to six hours of university courses at no cost to students. Credits will count on high school and college transcripts. Watch this video of the signing ceremony:
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The partnership between Blackman High School in Murfreesboro and Middle Tennessee State University in the creation of the Blackman Collegiate Academy was highlighted Monday, Oct. 24, at the 2016 LEAD Conference sponsored by the Tennessee Department of Education. MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee and Dr. Deb Sells, vice president…
MTSU will become a partner in Blackman High School’s new Collegiate Academy, offering college-level courses on the high school campus this fall and assisting in the development of its academic enrichment programs. The agreement signed Tuesday, Jan. 6, by MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee, Blackman Principal Leisa Justus and Rutherford…
MTSU and Blackman High School marked another milestone in its unique partnership with a special ceremony for a group of students enrolled in the Collegiate Academy at the Murfreesboro high school. Held in the BHS Auditorium Tuesday evening, the third annual Pinning Ceremony celebrated almost 100 students, primarily sophomores, who…
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