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The North Knox School Corp. came into existence in school year 1963-64, with the consolidation of all the smaller northern Knox County high schools to one central location. Those small-town high schools were located at Bicknell, Freelandville, Bruceville, Oaktown, Edwardsport, Sandborn, Westphalia and Emison. At that time, grades 1-8 remained ...
Knox High School is a public school that houses approximately 830 students in grades 9-12. As of 2016, the school's principal is Mr. Glenn Barnes. [4] There are 45 full-time faculty members, two administrators, one full-time athletic director, and two guidance counselors. [5] Knox High School has over 100 course offerings.
South Knox Middle-High School was formed from the merger of local high schools in Monroe City, Fritchton, Wheatland, and Decker (which had earlier incorporated Decker Chapel High School). The school's district encompasses most of southern Knox County. In 1985, the high school and middle school were organized as two separate schools.
Daspit, 72, has worked for Knox County Schools as a substitute, physical education and special education teacher. Fontenot-Ridley and Goethert will meet in the general election Aug. 1.
The school will be all-boys opening in 2024 with 105 sixth graders. Knox Prep charter school announces its principal and hosts a meet-and-greet Skip to main content
The school board agreed to buy 41 acres at Boring Road and Kingston Pike for nearly $5 million. Knox County Schools is looking at these three options for a new Farragut school Skip to main content
The first school building in Freelandville was built around 1850, before the town was laid out. Due to the rapidly expanding population, a second two-story building was built in 1874. In 1963, the area high schools were consolidated into the North Knox School Corporation. This consolidated all local schools into a central location in Edwardsport.
Knox County school board fails to ban books with sexual images, but a new law will kick in soon. Gannett. Areena Arora, Knoxville News Sentinel. June 7, 2024 at 5:17 AM.