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  • Like you, our hearts and minds are on the safety of our children. We will continue to be diligent in protecting our students. You may have received conflicting information, but we want to reassure you that Sequatchie County Schools had no exterior doors unlocked during the recent inspection by the state fire marshal's office. Below is a previously released video concerning safety measures at our schools. Please take time to rewatch it. Reach out to us if you have any questions. 

    Safety Message from the Director of Schools  
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    Please click on 'Skyward ', then change the Drop-Down by the Login Area to Family/Student Access

    The Sequatchie County School System realizes the important role that parents/guardians play in the education of children and the importance of parent involvement. Skyward Family Access is an online informational resource available to all families of Sequatchie County Schools at no cost. This resource provides online information about your child's grades, attendance, class schedules, and demographic information. Family Access provides safe, secure and easy access to you child's records.

     
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  • TISA ACCOUNTABILITY REPORT 2024-2025

    Sequatchie County Schools

     

    The Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA) public school funding formula represents a major overhaul in how Tennessee funds public education, aiming to improve student proficiency in reading by third grade, prepare high school graduates for postsecondary success, and provide necessary resources for all students. Starting in the 2023-24 school year, each school district must submit an annual accountability report to the Tennessee Department of Education, detailing goals for student achievement, including a plan to have 70% of third-graders meet or exceed expectations in English Language Arts (ELA) and to close the proficiency gap by 15% over three years. The report must also explain how these goals can be met within the district’s budget and, from 2024–25 onwards, describe how past expenditures have supported progress. These reports are subject to public review and must be submitted by November 1st each year, with annual reviews by the TISA Progress Review Board to ensure districts are on track to meet their goals.

    We ask that you review the plan and submit feedback using the survey below. Your feedback helps us improve and we appreciate your time and input.

    Take the TISA Survey

    View the Sequatchie County Schools TISA Report
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Handbooks 2024-25

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