Hamilton County Schools

Hamilton County Schools is excited to participate in the 2023 annual Chattanooga Green Prix event March 24-25!

The One Chattanooga Institute for Early Care and Learning will strengthen the early learning workforce while equipping students with the skills they need to succeed in a stable career.

Red Bank Middle School is excited to announce their new partnership with the TeachRock program.

A sparkling new commercial-grade kitchen unveiled on Wednesday at The Howard School will provide industry quality experience and new opportunities for learning to culinary students in the See Rock City, Inc. Institute of Hospitality and Tourism Management Future Ready Institute.

Alpine Crest Elementary’s Beta Club is leading by example for their school and community. Most recently, the club was able to participate in the 4th Annual Elementary Beta Convention at the Gaylord Opryland Conference Center in Nashville, TN. The group made their school proud, by showcasing their talents and working together as a team.

In front of a vocal crowd of Tyner Academy middle and high school students, dignitaries gathered on the field at Bob Evans Stadium today to break ground on a long-awaited new Tyner Middle High Academy.

Today The Howard School is known as a culturally inclusive community with a growing Hispanic population attending the school. However, for years Howard was the only school black students were allowed to attend.

Hamilton County Schools surprised three teachers on Friday when Superintendent Dr. Justin Robertson stopped by their classrooms to congratulate each of them on being selected grade-level Teachers of the Year for the district.

In December 2022, the Tyner Academy Rams became the Football Class 2A State Champions. Leading this charge was the team's Senior Quarterback, Josh Jackson.

Hamilton County Schools Deputy Superintendent Dr. Sonia Stewart has been selected as part of the seventh cohort of Future Chiefs by the national organization Chiefs for Change.

A college pipeline for high school students who might not have considered a four-year university education is the goal of a new partnership between Hamilton County Schools and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Hamilton County Schools (HCS) announced today the appointment of veteran educator Robert Alford as the new executive principal for the Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences (CSAS).