KCS will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Monday, January 21, 2019. The KCS Administrative Support Center will remain open. Classes resume Tuesday, January 22nd.
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The KCS Budget Committee has scheduled a series of meetings to review budget items for the 2019-20 fiscal year.
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The one-day seminar will be tailored to those wanting to learn more about the district and/or those interested in running for an elected office in the upcoming May 21, 2019 Sullivan County election.
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The survey is designed to help locate areas of most significant concern and assist the City of Kingsport in providing better access throughout the city.
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Mr. Mullins Pre-K class took a field trip to the Dobyns-Bennett Art Department. D-B ceramics students teamed up with Palmer Pre-K students to teach them how to make pinch pots. Each student made a bowl complete with painting. After the pieces are heated in the kiln, the students will be able to keep them. The Pre-K finished projects will be used for the Palmer Thankful Meal in November. Lots of pictures attached!
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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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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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