Four instruments, two jobs, and life in one little small town: How does Porter Stuart manage to do it all? Stuart is a name many have heard throughout the halls of both Morristown-West and Morristown-East. He is always on the move, and is known as a member of nearly every club West offers. He actively participates in Beta Club, Student Council, Marching Band, Random Acts of Kindness Club, School Advisory Panel, and is also a CTE Ambassador for Hamblen County. A Joyful Spirit

Here at West, many are provided opportunities for extracurricular activities, like their famous sports teams, or maybe someone could even be taking an extra class for dual enrollment, or one of the more popular options, clubs where people are tested and rewarded for their involvement, creativity, and ingenuity. No club better exemplifies this better than the Dungeons & Dragons club also known as Trojan Tribe. Trojan Tribe’s long term existence is unknown; however, what is kno

VFW Voice of Democracy Scholarship Program VFW Voice of Democracy Scholarship has been the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ premier scholarship Program since 1947. Awards are offered on the local, state and national levels. Students compete by writing and recording an audio essay on an annual patriotic theme. This year’s theme is "What a Veteran Taught Me About America." For more information and instructions on application click here! The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship T

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In Tennessee, all public high schools mandate that students earn one art credit to graduate. At Morristown West, students can choose from Visual Art, Band, Choir, Media Arts, and Theatre Arts. Compared to activities like construction, sports, and business, art in schools can often be overlooked. However, it provides students with an opportunity to showcase their creativity and imagination. Art allows for self-expression in numerous ways. It can be one of the most relaxing act

Every year, a countrywide ranking is done on schools by the U.S.News, and during last year's evaluation, MWHS was able to place 1st in Morristown, 49th in TN high schools, and 3,257th in the entire country. These statistics matter because they act as an entry to MWHS for new individuals; they also show West’s progression academically compared to other schools, and they act as a record of MWHS’s educational progress. Last year at West, approximately 38% of students took an AP

Every student is navigating a life-changing transition this year. Some are turning a new page, others are starting a new chapter, but the freshmen are opening a whole new volume. It can feel overwhelming to face so many blank pages, and starting high school is often nerve-racking. Fortunately, the 2026-2027 freshmen do not have to write this story alone. Countless students have walked this path before them, and are willing to give their advice. To give the freshmen an upper