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District Scores Highlight Opportunities To Improve
The State of Tennessee has released designations related to school achievement, and the results highlight several opportunities for growth. Click the headline for details.
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State Incentives Help Retired Teachers Return To Class
For retired teachers like Vicke Pyles, a new state incentive has made it easier to return to the classroom while still receiving retirement benefits. Click the headline for details.
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Central High School Artist Earns Place In Frist Exhibition
A Central High School senior has reached a goal many artists with more experience are still striving to accomplish: having their work displayed in a world-class art museum. Click the headline for details.
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"Safe Schools, Safe Students" Initiative Enhances Security
On Friday, Aug. 5, Knox County Schools announced new security measures that are being implemented to enhance student safety in the 2022-23 academic year. Click the headline for details.
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58,000+ Students
Our students excel inside and outside the classroom, and Knox County Schools is committed to providing them with the instruction, resources and support they need to achieve their goals. Investing in students not only helps them as individuals but also ensures a vibrant future for all of Knox County.
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7,900+ Staff
The outstanding employees of Knox County Schools serve our community tirelessly each day. KCS is committed to fostering a workplace culture that values employee contributions, equips employees to meet their professional goals and supports employees in the work of teaching and learning.
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91 Schools
Knox County Schools offers programs including STEM, Arts education, honors courses, CTE, and student supports; as well as extracurricular activities ranging from state championship athletics to the performing arts to robotics.
