On March 3, Dyer County High School students traveled to Belmont University in Nashville to participate in the Student Congress on Policies in Education (SCOPE) Conference, hosted by the Tennessee School Boards Association.
SCOPE brings together students from across the state to explore important topics in education. Throughout the day, participants engaged in mock school board meetings, group discussions, and debates focused on real issues impacting schools today.
Representing DCHS were Rachel Ross, Cooper Criswell, Korey Taylor, and Gracie Ledford, all juniors.
We are proud of these Choctaws for representing Dyer County and taking part in meaningful conversations about the future of education. 🧡👏