The budget committee will meet Wednesday, January 28, 2026 at 9 a.m.

School Letter Grades provide a snapshot of school performance based on multiple indicators, including student achievement and academic growth for all schools, as well as college and career readiness for high schools.

KCS District Teachers of the Year include Megan Edmiston (Grades PreK–4), Karen Kitzmiller (Grades 5–8), and Brandon Reed (Grades 9–12).

David Frye is the winner of the Tennessee Association of School Business Officials prestigious Outstanding Business Official Award.

Seven schools have been named among Tennessee’s best, announced as Reward Schools by the Tennessee Department of Education.

The cancelled work session was originally scheduled for 6 p.m. on Tuesday, November 18, 2025.

The Board will discuss issues related to academic data, academic supports, and future planning.

The goal of the Tennessee Supervisor of the Year program is to recognize and celebrate the wealth of excellent district leaders that exist across the state.

For the ninth consecutive year, Kingsport City Schools has achieved the top composite score of 5 in Tennessee Value Added Assessment System.

Students in grades 2-8 will receive their Individual Student Reports from TCAP testing on the first day of school while D-B and DBE students will receive their Individual Student Reports on Tuesday, August 5.