Beginning March 1, applications will be available online until April 30, 2022.

The goal of KCS Parent University is to address certain challenges families face by providing information to educate, empower, and connect with resources either within KCS or within the Kingsport community.

The KCS Board will be alternating the normal meeting and work session calendar previously announced.

Nominations for the Class of 2022 will be accepted through May 1, 2022.

The National Scholastic Press Association names the Sequoyah Scribe, student newspaper, 1st Place "Best of Show" in the Junior High/Middle School category.

KCS will live stream an online family engagement event featuring Dr. C. Buddy Creech, Director, Vanderbilt Vaccine Research Program on Monday, October 25, 2021 at 7 p.m. on the Kingsport City Schools YouTube Channel (KPTSchools).

After Dr. Creech's information session, Dr. Jeff Moorhouse will moderate a question and answer discussion with Dr. Creech.

Seeking feedback from Kingsport families, employees, and community members.

An opportunity for up to 10-15 area residents to learn more about the inner workings of all KCS educational and functional operations.

The purpose of the called meeting is to consider the implementation of a mask mandate for KCS. This will include two 20-minute comment periods, one for those wishing to speak in favor of implementing a mask mandate and one for those who wish to speak against implementing a mask mandate. Click to learn how to address the Board.

KCS is offering COVID-19 vaccination opportunities for KCS students aged 12+ and employees in conjunction with the Sullivan County Regional Health Department.