Tennessee High School

Preparing students for post-graduate success

Athletic camps are happening this summer. As they are announced, they will be listed here with dates, times, cost, and information on how to sign up. We can't wait to see our young athletes learn this summer!

Click here for information regarding makeup testing for English, Math, Biology, & US History.

Arrington pulls a Forrest Gump & runs across the country! Online classes now streamed by Instagram Live! Global warming is a hoax by those prankster scientists, and so much more! **The Maroon & White is proud to share our first annual White & Maroon, April Fool’s Day, Laugh-tastic, Laugh-mazing, Laugh att-ack, Comedy, Fun Times, Satire issue. Satire is a style of writing that shares commentary on our world through a comedic tone. The contents of this paper include sarcasm, hyperbole, and fiction. Please enjoy our humorous articles! Love, the Maroon & White

We are excited about a new course offering for THS students. Students can now register for African American-History as an elective course for the 2021-2022 school year. Interested students should contact their counselor.

PROM, AWARDS DAY, CLASS NIGHT, & GRADUATION! We are excited to announce these end-of-year celebrations for the 2021 Tennessee High School junior and senior classes. We are using existing public health guidance based on the current state of COVID-19 and will continually re-evaluate as we get closer to the day of the events.

Are you interested in getting ahead and earning valuable "on the job" experience? If so, you should consider working a summer internship available through THS Work-Based Learning!

Tennessee High School and J.A. Street & Associates signed a partnership agreement on March 9 for the first state-certified pre-apprenticeship program in northeast Tennessee.

Congratulations to the winners of this year’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Art Show. Honorable mentions went to Triston Haskins, Morgan Garrett, Isabella Stiltner, Mattie Tipton & Piper Booher. Julia Slagle placed 3rd and took home a $25 prize. Stephanie Vencill placed 2nd and received a $50 prize. Sophia Detrick placed 1st and took home the $75 prize. Click "See More" to see all of this year's entries.

From eight district-wide nominees, three teachers were selected to represent Bristol Tennessee City Schools in this year’s state Teacher of the Year award. Mr. Reece was chosen as the 9-12 District Teacher of the Year.