Three Kingsport City Schools elementary schools have been named among Tennessee’s best schools, announced as 2018 Reward Schools today by the Tennessee Department of Education.
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An opportunity for up to 10-15 area residents to learn more about the inner workings of all KCS education and functional operations.
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The Tennessee Department of Education and Kingsport City Schools have released TVAAS results from the 2018 TNReady data, which reflect growth gains in ten subject areas.
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KCS has been named the #1 "Best Places to Teach in Tennessee," and the #2 "Best District with the Best Teachers in Tennessee" by NICHE.com.
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Parents/legal guardians may complete your child's KCS NEW Student Registration online here. You do not have to wait for the first day of school.
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Cindy Bellamy, John Adams Elementary teacher has been appointed to the Tennessee Secretary of State's Civic Education and Engagement Advisory Committee
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KCS has announced its 2018 district-level Teachers of the Year. This year's winners include Ami Frye (grades Pre-K–4), Erica Johnson (grades 5–8), and Sara Shaffer (grades 9–12).
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The KCS textbook selection committee is considering the following Tennessee State Board of Education approved textbooks for grades K-12: Science, Physical Education/Wellness and Health, Fine Arts and Arts, A/V Technology and Communications.
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KCS is excited to welcome Dr. Jeff Moorhouse as our new KCS Superintendent. Dr. Moorhouse starts his tenure with KCS on Feb. 2, 2018.
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For the past two years, all elementary students at Kingsport City Schools have had the opportunity to learn to code.
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