During ongoing review by local and national engineering consultants, Kingsport City Schools is continuing the closure of the Buck Van Huss Dome at Dobyns-Bennett High School while awaiting a final report on the gymnasium’s wooden Lamella dome structure.

The purpose of the event is to empower KCS parents and guardians of children in grades K-12 by educating them of the harmful effects of substance misuse in our youth.

This program offers residents the opportunity to learn more about the inner workings of all KCS educational and functional operations.

We encourage all families to complete the federal meal benefits application.

The meetings are held at the KCS Administrative Support Center.

KCS and TOSS recognize the profound value of Tennessee teachers and celebrate their indispensable role in creating a brighter future for Tennesseans.

New KCS families can register their children and current and new KCS families will receive assistance with accessing their Aspen Parent Portal and parent Canvas accounts.

In response to a growing trend observed in our community, KCS is alerting our students and families to the presence and dangers of medicated candies and consumables infused with Delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).

The purpose of the meeting will be to discuss student wellness programs as well as plan for any areas of improvement for the next school year.

Dr. Kyle Loudermilk was named Principal of the Year and Dr. Brian Cinnamon was named Supervisor of the Year. District-level Teachers of the Year include, Melissa Rivers, Lisa Bratton, and Amanda Blackburn.