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Hixson high school students have an idea of what it's like to lose their homes, and have to find food and shelter.the school recently simulated a refugee camp.

Leaders at Loftis Middle school have reason to celebrate. As we told you last week, the Principal was named the Middle School Principal of the Year.

If you ask the Principal of Loftis Middle School the secret to his success, he'll probably talk about his teachers and staff. But Brent Eller is obviously doing something right.

Riverbend gets underway a week from this Friday. And while you're enjoying the music and food, you might want to check out something else. Student artwork will be on display underneath the walking bridge.

Julian Nunally of McCallie just won the Grayson Medal. It goes to the senior whose character and actions most embody the heart of the school's mission. It's not surprising. Julian loves poetry, athletics and he serves on the Student Council. All that hard work has earned him a scholarship to Harvard

Two decades. That's how long one Cleveland family has been waiting to find their missing daughter.

The 2009 murder of cleveland business owner, fredy perez, still haunts the community. police say the suspect or suspects didn't want money, they wanted perez dead.

It's a case that's cast a dark cloud over the city of fort oglethorpe for more than 30 years. in 1979, 15-year- old jody anderson was found slouched up against a fence with a rope around his neck. Once thought suicide, it has been since determined murder.

Strangled and then thrown in a ditch off mountain creek road. that's what chattanooga police say happened to a young woman more than 18 years ago.

Chattanooga police say they're on the trail of a cold blooded killer. and it's the focus of this week's cold case report.

The best and brightest teachers from all over the Tennessee Valley region gathered at the Chattanooga Trade and Convention Center Tuesday night. It was for the Golden Apple Award teacher of the year banquet.

Mark Pierce wants his English classroom to reflect his welcoming personality.

Whether its before or after school or even on a weekend. Melissa Rettig stands ready to help students expand their understanding of the world. Her interest in conservation prompted students to plan a campus clean up for earth day.

Holly Bryan likens her class to the book the "little engine that could." While she hasn't technically banned the word "can't" from her classroom. She rarely ever allows its use.

Shelby Pompora wants all of her students at Spring City Elementary to have positive feelings about school. She rewards good behavior in her classroom. And goes the extra mile to make sure kids understand learning is fun.