At the start of this school year, members of the Bearden High girls basketball team didn’t know whether they would get to play because of COVID-19.
But once their season tipped …
Senior captains set tone for Bearden basketball
Graduation ceremonies to be held at high schools
On Thursday evening, Feb. 18, Knox County Schools Superintendent Bob Thomas sent the following message to Class of 2021 families about this year’s graduation ceremonies:
Dear KCS families,
Commencement season is approaching, …
Pellissippi plans more on-campus classes
Pellissippi State Community College will welcome more students back to campus this fall, with the new Bill Haslam Center for Math and Science opening in August.
The new 82,000-square-foot building on the college’s Hardin Valley …
Enrollment open for Emerald Academy
Enrollment is open, and the deadline is soon approaching to apply to attend Emerald Academy, Knoxville’s first and only public charter school, for the upcoming school year.
Interested families should apply …
Legacy Parks donates adaptive wheelchair
Legacy Parks announced the donation of an adaptive wheelchair to Dogwood Elementary School located in south Knox County.
Legacy Parks purchased the GRIT Freedom Chair Jr. – a child size adaptive …
Fulton students’ artwork featured in KAT marketing
When the City of Knoxville, Knoxville Area Transit and Knox County Schools announced the new Youth Freedom Pass, the initiative’s marketing campaign got an assist from two students at Fulton High …
Construction nears for new auditorium at Knox Catholic High
Church, school and community leaders gathered at Knoxville Catholic High School Feb. 22 to officially break ground on the $5 million, 13,500 square foot St. Gregory the Great Auditorium.
The best-in-class …
CAK students to play college ball
Christian Academy of Knoxville celebrated four student athletes signing to play at the collegiate level in a ceremony Feb. 17 at the school.
Noah M. Olsen will play football at Berry …