News and Announcements

Dr. Gary Lilly names longstanding employee, Ms. Brandi Hynes as the next principal of Tara Oaks Elementary School. She will succeed Ms. Tricia Marshall, who is retiring at the end of June after a 42-year career in education, the last ten of which were spent as Tara Oaks Elementary’s third principal. Read all about it here.

Here you will find all of the information pertaining to the blueprint, current status, and future position of Collierville Virtual Academy.

Collierville High School is proud to announce your commencement exercises! With our evolving student enrollment in recent years, Collierville High School administration has set forth a path to seek a larger, more conducive event center to support our annual commencement exercises. In selecting a new event location, it was our top priority to source an event center that would support our continuous growth, while accommodating the current COVID-19 requirements and social engagement expectations.

Beginning, Monday, March 1st, all Collierville High School “hybrid learning” students will transition to “in-person” learners and receive live instruction four (4) days weekly. As a result, Collierville High School faculty will facilitate only two learning models for students: a) in-person (4 days weekly) or b) 100% virtual. In-person learners will receive instruction on the Collierville High School campus Mondays through Thursdays, and all students (under both learning models) will learn remotely on Fridays.

Collierville Schools Superintendent Dr. Gary Lilly today
announced the appointment of Michele Seiler as the district’s next Director of Special Education. Seiler, who currently serves as a specialist in the Department of Exceptional Children, will succeed Joyce Keohane, who has led Collierville’s Special Education program since the municipal school district’s inception in 2014. Seiler will officially assume her new position on July 1st.

Hello and welcome to the kindergarten pre-registration application for school year 2020-2021. Please complete the kindergarten application entirely as a means of pre-registering your child(ren) for the school year 2021-2022. Please click the icon above to be routed to the application.

Voluntary Pre-K is an educational program that school districts may apply for on an annual basis and is funded by state and local funds. The purpose of the program is to provide your four-year-old child(ren), identified as being educationally and economically at-risk, with the access to a quality educational environment, in hopes of preparing he or she for future educational success. The program is of no cost to the parent(s)/caregiver(s).

Out of an abundance of caution: the district will continue its district-wide remote learning model on Monday, February 22. Please continue to follow your remote instructional learning plan and bell schedule from Thursday and Friday of last week for ALL schools.

While our 'road spotters' have noted a notable amount of ice and snow melting today, there are still many areas throughout the Town of Collierville that present a high level of concern for bus transportation and car riders.

Your family's safety is our top priority. Due to the continual inclement weather conditions and the potential for increased snow accumulation over the next 24-hours, Collierville Schools will transition to 100% remote learning for ALL students on: February 18 – February 19, 2021.

The SPED preschool program is for students ages 3-5 with disabilities. It is best practices to include typical students as role models for language, behavior, social and pre-academic skills. Collierville Schools has a SPED preschool program in five of our elementary schools and we are projecting two typical peers per program. Those already serving as typical peers in our school programs must apply again. This is not an application for Voluntary Pre K (VPK). Please click the heading above to access the Typical Peer application for shool year 2021-2022