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Week one of summer team camps down! ☑️MTSU (Day 1) ☑️Forrest ☑️Lee University Strong first week in the books. Excited to keep building and getting better next week! #EarnedNotGiven @eaglevilleath

Why is Isaiah 53 often read before the Lord’s Supper? Written long before Jesus was crucified, this chapter powerfully describes His suffering and sacrifice for our sins. How did Isaiah know these details centuries earlier? It points clearly to divine prophecy fulfilled in Christ. Follow Apologetics Press @ApoPress, like this post, and retweet for more evidence-based apologetics and biblical teaching every day! #Isaiah53 #BibleProphecy #JesusSacrifice #Messiah #Apologetics

Lots of progress made this week on the turf project!

🦅⚾️Camp 2026 in the books! Eagleville.Baseball‼️ 60 campers & about 60% of the current roster working w the next guys to come thru. #TheStandard @EagleBaseballTN

Our kids' curriculum should include financial literacy. They don't want to live in mom and dad's basement anymore than mom and dad want them there. Let's put students on a path for personal prosperity.

Jason Brown named new principal of Eagleville School Former principal Tim Pedigo appointed to role at Central Office May 28, 2026 By JAMES EVANS Rutherford County Schools Jason Brown, a longtime assistant principal at Eagleville School, has been named the new principal of the school. Tim Pedigo, the school’s current principal since 2020, has been named Rutherford County Schools’ textbook coordinator, which will oversee all textbook distribution, purchasing and accounting for all schools. “Each school in RCS is unique, but a K-12 school within one of the top 80 school systems by student enrollment in America distinctly stands out amongst other schools in the district,” Director Sullivan said.  “Mr. Jason Brown has served as an assistant principal and teacher at Eagleville under three administrations and distinctly understands the Eagleville community.  Currently, Eagleville is a Reward School academically and has experienced unparalleled successes athletically.  I have full confidence that Mr. Brown will continue this tradition of excellence while continuing to blend the traditions that make Eagleville unique with the growth of the area.” Brown will officially begin his new role on July 1 but will work with Pedigo throughout June to ensure a smooth transition. “I’m both honored and grateful for Dr. Sullivan’s confidence in me as the next leader of Eagleville School,” Brown said. “As a K-12 school, there’s a unique opportunity to build relationships over the course of a student’s academic career, and to create a consistent culture from the earliest grades all the way up through graduation.” Brown is a veteran educator who began his career at LaVergne High School in 2003. He taught in Marshall County for two years before being hired by former Eagleville Principal Rhonda Holton in 2007. He became an assistant principal in 2011, serving with former Principal Bill Tollett and Pedigo. “I want to thank outgoing principal Mr. Pedigo for his steady leadership at Eagleville,” Brown said. “Under his guidance, Eagleville has experienced great success both academically and athletically, and I will work to continue this tradition of excellence for our students, staff, and community.” Pedigo will serve in a newly revised role as Textbook Coordinator at the district’s Central Office. The role isn’t new but restructured from the former materials center supervisor role, which was held for many years by Debra Murphy before she retired recently. The revised role will work to ensure the efficient tracking and distribution of textbook resources to help control costs. “I want to first thank Dr. Sullivan and the Board of Education for all the support for my time at Eagleville,” Pedigo said. “As I step into a new role in the district, I do so with deep gratitude for my time at Eagleville School. Serving this community has been an incredible blessing, and I am truly thankful for the relationships built with our students, staff, and families. I am proud of all we’ve accomplished together, and it brings me great comfort knowing that things at Eagleville are going well. The strength and dedication of this school community will continue to carry it forward, and I look ahead with excitement, knowing our shared work will keep making a difference.” A search for a new assistant principal will begin immediately.

Lady Eagles beat McEwen 2-1 to win the 2026 Class A State Championship!! 💪🦅🥎🏆

So thankful for our parents and Eagleville Grocery.

Looking forward to performing #Undercover this Fall!!! 🦅🎶🦅🎶🦅@Tim_PedigoEAG

Due to impending weather and in an effort to complete the 2026 TSSAA State Baseball Championships, championship games will be moved to local host sites on Friday. Championship Site Assignments:
• Class A — Riverdale High School Start time 11am

Change of location 4:00. Starplex #1.

Update: Games have been postponed this morning. We will keep you posted when we get a game time.

Ok here’s the update: ⚾️ Our boys advance to round 3 with a win over Coalfield 8-5! 💪💪 Scheduled for 2pm tomorrow! 🥎 Our girls are currently tied 8-8 against Cloudland, but will pick back up where they left off at 8:30am due to weather! 🌧️🌧️🌧️🦅

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Eagles and Lady Eagles both win Day 1 at TSSAA State Tournament! 🥎Lady Eagles 18-1 over Bradford ⚾️Eagles 3-2 over Gordonsville Keep it rolling tomorrow. 🦅

Lady Eagles win BIG in round 1 against Bradford 18-1.

A big-time honor for Brinli 👏 Brinli Bain has been named a @SoftbalAmerica Freshman All-American!