Bryan College debaters argue the merits of school choice
The Rhea Heritage Preservation Foundation will host a debate featuring two students from the Bryan College Debate Team on Thursday, April 17, at 6:30 p.m., held at the historic Rhea County Courthouse. The topic of discussion will be “School Choice,” a crucial issue affecting education today. This event is free to attend, but REGISTRATION is required. It promises to be an excellent educational opportunity for students and the Rhea County community alike. Don’t miss your chance to participate in the Scopes100 Centennial Celebration and witness a thought-provoking exchange of ideas!
Rhea Heritage officers serve as Strawberry Parade grand ... Rick Dye, president, and Tom Davis, vice president, of the Rhea Heritage Preservation Foundation served as grand marshals of the 78th an...
Rhea Heritage officers serve as Strawberry Parade grand ... Rick Dye, president, and Tom Davis, vice president, of the Rhea Heritage Preservation Foundation served as grand marshals of the 78th an...
May 9, 1925—THIS DAY IN SCOPES HISTORYAfter being arrested by deputy sheriff Perry Swafford (1897-1949), Scopes is formally charged with violating the Butler Act, but is neve...
Kids enjoy Rhea Heritage boothHundreds of children and their parents stopped by the Rhea Heritage Preservation Foundation booth at Monday’s Kids’ Night festivities du...
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