Schools & Education

Jessica Colter Memorial Scholarship applications are now open. A $2,000 scholarship award will be given to one student from each of the high schools in...

Walters State's noncredit classes can help you prepare for a new career, learn new skills and enhance your personal life. February classes including Parenting and...

The Tennessee Department of Education announced additional registered teacher occupation programs are now available for aspiring educators through Tennessee's Grow Your Own (GYO) initiative-immediately expanding opportunity...

The Greeneville City Schools (GCS) Education Foundation is having their 17th annual Daddy-Daughter Dance this Saturday, February 4, from 7-9PM. This year's dance will be...

The Greene County Board of Education approved a plan that will move fifth-grade classes from Baileyton Elementary School to North Greene Middle School for the...

The Joint Board of Education also met Thursday at the Greene Technology Center. Board members heard a presentation from principal Aaron Flanary, who noted that...

The Greeneville City Board of Education voted to request that the state General Assembly amend the Third Grade Retention Law that would hold back students...

Dr. Katherine Everhart, left, and Dr. Peter Noll review the archive on the Horse Creek research project Building on connections they have established with the...