Education
First, the
facts: Rutherford County has 6
middle schools ranked in the
state’s top 50 schools in a
three-way tie with two
other
Tennessee counties for
top-performing middle schools.
Murfreesboro’s elementary school
system is #6 statewide.
Discovery School at Reeves
Rogers is ranked #1 statewide in
Math and English proficiency.
Now, the people behind the facts: We all know that teachers set the pace in terms of classroom accomplishment. Our teachers are outstanding and many come from our anchor university, Middle Tennessee State University, the state’s largest public undergraduate university and an anchor employer and educator in Rutherford County. To learn more about education in Rutherford County, visit http://www.rutherfordeducation.com/.
MTSU
Founded on September 11, 1911,
the university is proud of its
nearly 100 year commitment to
excellence. As an
academic
community, we enthusiastically
embrace our past, celebrate our
present accomplishments, and
effectively plan for the future.
Middle Tennessee State
University is often described as
a major comprehensive university
that deeply cares about its
students and employees. With an
enrollment of approximately
23,000 students,
MTSU is the
largest undergraduate university
in the State of Tennessee.
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"Rover" - Murfreesboro's Public
Transportation System
How to Ride Rover
1. Review the
system map to learn where
the routes go.
2. Determine the routes that run
closest to where you are coming
from and where you are going
(your origination and
destination points).
3. Identify and review the route
closest to your destination.
4. Locate the time on that route
closest to the time you need to
be at your destination.
5. "Backtrack" your planning to
allow time for possible transfer
at the downtown transfer station
and to determine what time you
need to catch the bus.
Fares, Schedules
Accessibility
Rutherford County Recreation
Murfressboro area dining and
attractions
Bradley Academy Museum and
Culture Center
Children's Discovery House
Cultural Arts
Greenway
Oaklands Historic House Museum
Parks
Emergency Information
In case of emergency, call 911
In case of non-life-threatening
situations, call:
Fire, Police and First Responder
Dispatch: 615-893-1311
or call:
Fire Department: 615-893-1422
Police Department: 615-849-2670
Important Fire
Safety Tips
Always call 911 in case of an
emergency.
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In case of fire - Get out fast, stay out.
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If there is any smoke, stay low and crawl below.
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Stop, drop, and roll if your clothes catch on fire.
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Test your smoke detectors monthly and change the batteries annually.
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Never disable a detector by borrowing its battery for another use.
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Plan and practice two escape routes with your family.
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Never leave cooking unattended.
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Put a lid on grease fires, never use water.
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Never use an appliance with a frayed cord.
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Keep lighters and matches away from children.
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Keep heaters away from curtains and furniture.
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Remove lint from a dryer regularly.
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Purchase a fire extinguisher and learn how to use it.
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Always turn pot handles toward the center of the stove.
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Never fill a gas container in a vehicle; always place it on the ground.
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Never store flammable liquids in your house or garage.
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Never wear loose clothing while cooking.
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Never run a heater's cord under a rug, carpet, or furniture.