Elementary teams compete to advance to regional Governor’s Cup
Elementary academic teams across Knox County competed virtually on Saturday, February 20, for the opportunity to advance to the regional event to be held in …
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Prichard Committee names G.R. Hampton and Knox Middle as Bright Spots in KY Education
Principals at G.R. Hampton Elementary and Knox County Middle received unexpected news when the Prichard Committee named both as Bright Spots in Kentucky Education. Through …
Knox Schools receive regional attention for PBIS success
Knox County Public Schools were in the spotlight this fall for their continued success with PBIS, with modifications even being made for positive behavior through …
Hampton’s Bauer named ambassador for GoTeachKY
Corey Bauer, a sixth grade teacher at G.R. Hampton Elementary School, knows the importance of having highly trained and prepared teachers in the classroom ready …
Elementary students win several medals at regional Governor’s Cup
Knox County’s elementary schools competed in the Region 28 Governor’s Cup competition held at Barbourville Elementary on Saturday, February 29. Central Elementary’s Future Problem Solving …
Hampton receives more accolades for accountability achievements
The students and staff at G.R. Hampton Elementary continue to receive accolades for their achievements on the 2019 K-PREP assessment. “SESC [Southeast-South Central] is pleased …
Highlights of the January 27, 2020 Board Meeting
The January 27, 2020 meeting of the Knox County Board of Education was held at the Board of Education Annex building in Barbourville. Communication Items …
Building robots and serving our community
Knox County’s FIRST Robotic Teams came together on Monday, December 9 to showcase and test their robotic engineering in preparation for the regional competition to …
Schools win regional attendance awards
It was a banner day for three Knox County schools as the regional High Attendance Day winners were announced last Thursday. In September, Knox County …
Knox students said “Count me in!” on High Attendance Day
The results are in, and 95.24% of Knox County’s students said “count me in” when it came to being in school, and on time, on …