


Murray Elementary School students use their imaginations to describe a creature. These written assignments, that include a drawing, are then forwarded to MHS art students. Using stitching, patterns, and sewing skills, the high school students create a creature for the elementary school students.
“This is our favorite art project of the year because we learn a practical skill, sewing, while making something special for another person. We personally deliver the creatures to the students and that human connection makes it meaningful and special,” said Chipman. #murrayschools
(photos by Madelyn Sugg, Rebekah Ellis, and Kate Chipman, MHS yearbook students)

Tiger Roars for Kendyll and Kellen! We are proud of you! #murrayschools


Sherry Purdom, Community Education Director, and Layla Gibson, an MHS senior and Area Technology Carpentry Student, discussed the upcoming Mistletoe Marketplace November 22-23 today on Mornings on WNBS. Held at the Area Technology Center, the event is a branch of the MKY Cares committee. Over40 regional vendors providing baked goods, jewelry, crafts, student crafted items, and holiday decor will be on hand.
Area Technology Students will also be on hand with their hand-made items from each ATC Department.
We invite the community to visit next Satruday and Sunday. Saturday (11 a.m. to 4 p.m.), Sunday (1 to 5 p.m.)
Food Trucks will be on hand. Musical performances by the Calloway and Murray choirs as well as visits and pictures with Santa. #murrayschools


















Special thanks to The Murray Insurance Agency for their lunch sponsorship and to CFSB Bank for hosting our students.
Shout out to our Murray students who participated: Welcome & Veteran Appreciation: Greer Bundren, Murray Middle School Pledge of Allegiance: Addi Haynes, Avery Collins, Jackson Burgess, and Gracen Cohoon. Murray Middle School Drama Club: Elin Davis, Greer Bundren, Elliot Smee, Thea Hultman, Indiana Ziemann, Tippy Poston, Peary Poston, Tegan Clark, Emily Parker, Staff, and Abby Meadows, Director.
Murray students sponsored by CFSB who described “Because I am a Tiger,” Murray High School,: Ali Yarali ,and Murray Middle School: Elin Davis.
Congratulations to our LIFT Graduates: Carley Alexander, Rebecca Burgess, Callie Clevenger, Sarah Collins, and Adam Haynes. #murrayschools







We salute our Veterans and appreciate all you do for our Country! #murrayschools






MMS students represented their school with confidence, leadership, and strong civic engagement, earning Premier Delegation status for their outstanding performance throughout the conference.
Several students received special recognition for their exemplary work. Devanshi Shastri and Laurel Johnson were selected as Outstanding Speakers by school advisors from across the state, highlighting their strength in public speaking and advocacy. Additionally, Adalyn Tucker was honored with the Outstanding Delegate Award, recognizing her leadership, preparation, and overall excellence. Tucker was recommended by her advisors, Heidi Mallory and Krista Fielder.
“We are incredibly proud of our students for representing Murray Middle School at such a high level. Their accomplishments reflect their dedication, talent, and commitment to making a positive impact,” said Heidi Mallory, MMS 6-8 Assistant Principal and KYA advisor.


Tiger Roars to Murray High Speech Team took first place and thirty-four awards at the Racer Classic on the campus of Murray State University. Murray High won top honors out of eleven schools participating. Graves County, second, and Henry County (TN) placed third. The Murray High Speech Team is coached by Michael Robinson with Jennifer McCafferty and Drew Thompson. #murrayschools


Murray Middle School fifth graders attended a DARE Program Graduation Ceremony inside MMS Auditorium as a conclusion to the ten-week course. The Murray Police Department provided a pizza party, shirts, and certificates to the students.
SRO Patrick Morris conducted a ten-week Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) class with all fifth-grade student classes. Communication skills and confidence building are the main components of the sessions. Life Skills, Peer Pressure, and Stressful Situations are also recognized.
Morris said the DARE program is beneficial in molding the next generation ‘s responsible decision making.
The Murray Independent School District is appreciative to The Murray Police Department for their partnership and assisting our students! #murrayschools


















This week celebrates the contributions of school psychologists and the important role they play in schools and communities.
This year's theme, "Finding Your Path," reflects the ways that school psychologists help students, families, and school communities set and achieve their goals. We commend the work of our school psychologists, Lindsey Hansen and Morgan McCall, who make a difference every day! #murrayschools

Shout Out to our Murray High and Murray Middle Speech Team Members!
The Murray High School Speech Team placed second at the Krider Invitational at Henry County High School in Paris, Tennessee on Saturday. Rossview took first and Graves came in third. (photo one: front row left to right) - Elin Davis, Althea Hultman, and Avery Dublin. Back row - Devanshi Shastri, Shiva Shastri, Claudia DeBonis, CeCe Futrell, and Aurora Fritz.
The Murray Middle School Speech Team placed third at the Krider Invitational at Henry County High School in Paris, Tenn. Calloway took first and Henry County second. (photo front row left to right) - Elin Davis, Althea Hultman, and Avery Dublin. Back row - Devanshi Shastri, Shiva Shastri, Claudia DeBonis, CeCe Futrell, and Aurora Fritz.
Both teams will compete at the Racer Classic on the campus of Murray State University.
The Murray High Speech Team is coached by Michael Robinson with assistant coaches Jennifer McCafferty and Drew Thompson. The Murray Middle School Speech Team is coached by Michael Robinson and Jennifer McCafferty. #murrayschools


Congratulations to the MHS Tiger Band!
The 2025 Murray Tiger Band for placed 1st in Class AAA and 3rd Overall, with a Superior Rating of 91.925 at the 2025 University of Memphis Bandmaster Championships.
The band also won all captions in Class AAA for Outstanding Color Guard, Outstanding Percussion, Outstanding Music Performance, Outstanding Visual Performance, and Outstanding General Effect.


