Several years ago, Karen Casteel’s husband was diagnosed with a neurological disease that has left him unable to walk or speak clearly.
The diagnosis was heartbreaking, but last summer the family …
In times of need, teachers find support at school
Pellissippi State gets $100K boost on science building
Oak Ridge Associated Universities, a longtime partner of Pellissippi State Community College, has pledged $100,000 to support Pellissippi State’s new center for math and science on its Hardin Valley Campus.
Andy …
CAK seniors sign for college sports
Christian Academy of Knoxville had four student athletes sign to play at the collegiate level on May 1.
Eva Toler will play soccer at Tennessee Technological University. High school honors include …
TAs equipped to lead at Richard Yoakley
On a recent morning at the Richard Yoakley School, teaching assistants gathered in the library for a twice-a-month meeting.
Yoakley is a transition school for students who have not succeeded at …
Pellissippi State commencement to honor determined student
Exactly 800 Pellissippi State Community College students will graduate this spring, but there will be one poignantly empty chair at the school’s commencement ceremony Friday, May 3, at Thompson-Boling Arena.
The …
West High School cuts ribbon on Walk of Pride
The West High School Foundation wants to make sure each of the school’s students has a path to success.
Last Friday, West principal Ashley Jessie was joined by students and foundation …
Dotson to coach wrestling at CAK
Marquis Dotson III is the head coach of the high school wrestling team at Christian Academy of Knoxville. Dotson has over seven years of professional experience as a teacher, coach …
Mount Olive students say ‘thank you’ to Rick Barnes
Mount Olive Elementary School principal Casey Cutter promised Rick Barnes a warm welcome if the coach would stay at the University of Tennessee.
On Tuesday, the basketball coach took him up …