April 6–10, 2026 is National Assistant Principals Week, and Roane County Schools is proud to recognize the incredible assistant principals who support our students, staff, and school communities every single day.
From helping lead instruction and ensuring a safe, positive learning environment to building relationships and keeping everything running smoothly, assistant principals play a vital role in the success of our schools.
Thank you for your dedication, leadership, and the countless ways you make a difference behind the scenes and beyond. We appreciate all that you do for Roane County Schools.
From helping lead instruction and ensuring a safe, positive learning environment to building relationships and keeping everything running smoothly, assistant principals play a vital role in the success of our schools.
Thank you for your dedication, leadership, and the countless ways you make a difference behind the scenes and beyond. We appreciate all that you do for Roane County Schools.
Happy School Librarian Appreciation Day April 4, 2026
Today we recognize the outstanding school librarians across Roane County Schools who go far beyond organizing books. They foster a love of reading, guide research and digital learning, and help students grow into thoughtful, independent learners.
Thank you for the difference you make, reaching far beyond the library to support success in every classroom.
We are grateful for everything you do for our students, staff, and schools each day
Today we recognize the outstanding school librarians across Roane County Schools who go far beyond organizing books. They foster a love of reading, guide research and digital learning, and help students grow into thoughtful, independent learners.
Thank you for the difference you make, reaching far beyond the library to support success in every classroom.
We are grateful for everything you do for our students, staff, and schools each day
RSCC Summer STEM Camp
Roane State Community College’s Summer STEM Camp is open to rising 6th–8th graders. Registration is limited to the first 65 students, with priority given to first-time campers.
Roane and Cumberland County camps are combined this year. The camp will run for two weeks, June 1–12, 2026, Monday through Friday, and will be held at Roane State’s main campus in Roane County.
Spots will fill quickly, so be sure to register early!
Roane State Community College’s Summer STEM Camp is open to rising 6th–8th graders. Registration is limited to the first 65 students, with priority given to first-time campers.
Roane and Cumberland County camps are combined this year. The camp will run for two weeks, June 1–12, 2026, Monday through Friday, and will be held at Roane State’s main campus in Roane County.
Spots will fill quickly, so be sure to register early!
📚 2026–2027 Student Registration Information
- Kindergarten registration opens April 1, 2026.
-Registration for all other students opens May 1, 2026.
When completing your student’s registration, please be sure to select the 2026–2027 school year. Choosing the incorrect school year or registering before your designated date will require you to complete the registration process again.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact your child’s zoned school.
- Kindergarten registration opens April 1, 2026.
-Registration for all other students opens May 1, 2026.
When completing your student’s registration, please be sure to select the 2026–2027 school year. Choosing the incorrect school year or registering before your designated date will require you to complete the registration process again.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact your child’s zoned school.
Today, we proudly celebrate Paraprofessional Appreciation Day across Roane County Schools!
Our paraprofessionals are the heart of our classrooms, supporting students, uplifting teachers, and making a difference in countless ways each and every day. Their dedication, patience, and compassion help create meaningful learning experiences for all students.
We are grateful for the vital role they play in our schools and the positive impact they have on our community.
Thank you, paraprofessionals, for all that you do! 🍎
Our paraprofessionals are the heart of our classrooms, supporting students, uplifting teachers, and making a difference in countless ways each and every day. Their dedication, patience, and compassion help create meaningful learning experiences for all students.
We are grateful for the vital role they play in our schools and the positive impact they have on our community.
Thank you, paraprofessionals, for all that you do! 🍎
Reminder: No School
April 3rd, 2026 - Good Friday
April 6th, 2026 - Easter Break
Classes resume Tuesday, April 7th, 2026
April 3rd, 2026 - Good Friday
April 6th, 2026 - Easter Break
Classes resume Tuesday, April 7th, 2026
Roane County Schools had a great day connecting students with future opportunities at today’s Career Fair at Harriman High School!
More than 950 of our 8th and 12th grade students attended and had the chance to hear from 68 presenters representing careers and industries from across our community. Students were able to explore different career paths, ask questions, and learn more about the many opportunities available right here in and around Roane County.
Thank you to The Roane Alliance, Roane County Schools CTE program, and all of our presenters and community partners who helped make today’s event possible. Your time and investment in our students truly makes a difference! 👏
We’re excited to welcome our Roane County Schools 12th and 8th grade students to our annual Career Fair at HHS tomorrow, sponsored by The Roane Alliance and Roane County CTE!
With 68 presenters joining us, students will have the opportunity to explore a wide variety of career paths and learn about the many opportunities available in and around Roane County.
Thank you to our community partners for investing in our students and helping them explore their future! 🎓✨
Roane County Schools – March Board Meeting Highlights Thank you to everyone who participated in and attended the March meeting of the Roane County Board of Education. • Midway Elementary students did an excellent job leading the Pledge of Allegiance and moment of silence. • Roane County High School students (Madilynn Barnard Nicolas Gouge Jack Cruz), were recognized for their award-winning artwork. We are proud of the creativity and talent our students continue to demonstrate under the guidance of art teacher Natascha Hudson. • Jason Andrews shared information about C.A.L.M. (Construction and Labor-Management), a partnership program working with our district to promote careers in the construction trades. Through programs such as the East Tennessee Apprenticeship Readiness Program (ETARP), students can gain Ivaluable workforce skills and certifications including CPR, OSHA-30, and applied math training. • Wade Creswell and Michelle Goodson presented information on the ORAU Resolution focused on strengthening K-12 workforce development. The initiative emphasizes preparing students for stable, in-demand career pathways, including opportunities in the trades, technical fields, and professional careers. Roane County Schools’ efforts to prepare students for these opportunities will be highlighted at the upcoming Trade Summit in Oak Ridge. Roane County Schools is proud to recognize our students and the partnerships that help prepare them for success in the classroom and in their future careers.
Free healthcare is coming to Harriman
Remote Area Medical will host a FREE medical clinic April 11–12, 2026 at Roane State Community College. Services include dental, vision, and medical care at no cost.
First come, first served. No ID required.
Learn more at ramusa.org or call 865-579-1530
Remote Area Medical will host a FREE medical clinic April 11–12, 2026 at Roane State Community College. Services include dental, vision, and medical care at no cost.
First come, first served. No ID required.
Learn more at ramusa.org or call 865-579-1530
Roane County Schools will be on Spring Break from March 16th through the 20th. We will return to school on March 23, 2026.
Join KTG Foundation for SuperHeroes For Autism Run and an All-Inclusive Easter Egg Hunt!
Roane County Schools are grateful for the cooperation of our local law enforcement partners during today’s supervised lockdown drill at RCHS. Their continued support and presence help ensure that our students and staff remain safe. We appreciate their partnership and commitment to keeping our schools secure.
🎉 Celebrating Excellence in Roane County Schools! 🎉
Roane County Schools recently had the opportunity to celebrate our Staff of the Year with a special luncheon honoring the incredible individuals who make a difference in our schools every day.
Those recognized included:
🍎 Teachers of the Year
🆕 Novice Teacher of the Year
🏫 Principal of the Year
🚌 Bus Driver of the Year
🍽 Cafeteria Manager of the Year
🥗 Cafeteria Worker of the Year
🏆 District-Level Teachers of the Year
We are grateful for the dedication, leadership, and care these staff members show to our students and school communities. Thank you for the impact you make every single day! 👏
Roane County Schools are grateful for the cooperation of our local law enforcement partners during today’s supervised lockdown drill at Midway Elementary. Their continued support and presence help ensure that our students and staff remain safe. We appreciate their partnership and commitment to keeping our schools secure.
Kingston area schools will operate on a regular schedule tomorrow.
Kingston schools (Kingston Elementary School, Cherokee Middle School, and Roane County High School) will dismiss early at 12:30 p.m. today, March 10, 2026, due to a water outage.
Important Notice: Kingston Elementary 3rd grade students are currently on a field trip. They will return to the school this afternoon and will be dismissed when they arrive. Students may be picked up at their school when they return. Buses will be available for all others that are remaining.
Thank you for your understanding.
Important Notice: Kingston Elementary 3rd grade students are currently on a field trip. They will return to the school this afternoon and will be dismissed when they arrive. Students may be picked up at their school when they return. Buses will be available for all others that are remaining.
Thank you for your understanding.
Roane County Schools is grateful for the cooperation of our local law enforcement partners during today’s supervised lockdown drill at DSES. Their continued support and presence help ensure that our students and staff remain safe. We appreciate their partnership and commitment to keeping our schools secure.
🏀 March Attendance Madness in Roane County Schools! 🏀
This March, it is game time for attendance! Each elementary, middle, and high school in Roane County Schools is competing to see who can have the highest percentage of students present during the month of March.
The schools with the best attendance in each division will take the win. 🎉
💫 Why attendance matters:
✅ Students who attend school consistently stay on track academically.
✅ Missing just 2 days a month can add up to nearly a month of lost learning over the year.
✅ Strong attendance builds responsibility and lifelong habits.
Every day counts, and every student matters. Let’s show up, support our schools, and see which Roane County school will be our March Attendance Madness champions! 🏆
This March, it is game time for attendance! Each elementary, middle, and high school in Roane County Schools is competing to see who can have the highest percentage of students present during the month of March.
The schools with the best attendance in each division will take the win. 🎉
💫 Why attendance matters:
✅ Students who attend school consistently stay on track academically.
✅ Missing just 2 days a month can add up to nearly a month of lost learning over the year.
✅ Strong attendance builds responsibility and lifelong habits.
Every day counts, and every student matters. Let’s show up, support our schools, and see which Roane County school will be our March Attendance Madness champions! 🏆
All 10th and 11th grade students across Roane County Schools recently attended the Roane County Roadshow hosted at Roane State Community College. Students had the opportunity to learn about nuclear programming, dual enrollment, post-secondary pathways, and apprenticeship opportunities from our partners at TCAT Harriman, Roane State, and C.A.L.M.
The event also featured a keynote address from Teresa Duncan, the nuclear workforce lead strategist for the Tennessee Board of Regents. In addition to serving as vice president of workforce development at Roane State, Duncan helps lead the College System of Tennessee’s nuclear strategy to continue building a highly skilled nuclear workforce in Tennessee.
We appreciate all of our partners who helped make this event a success and for investing in the future of Roane County students.
