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Sequatchie County Schools Opening
Fall 2021
Update 7/23/2021
The district will be opening with in-person learning and at full capacity at all schools. Masks will not be required, but they are recommended and may be worn if desired. Students who test positive for COVID will be sent home from school and will be asked to follow the CDC isolation protocols. Those who are deemed to be close contacts to a positive case will be informed, but will not be asked to quarantine by school personnel. Social distancing strategies will be practiced when possible. Vaccines will not be required for attendance. However, vaccines are readily available to students (12 and up) and adults at the local health department, with parent approval.
We are excited to begin this school year as close to normal as possible. We will continue to practice good hygiene and rigorous cleaning protocols. If you have any questions, please contact the school principal or district supervisors.
Tennessee Announces 2021-22 District Supervisor of the Year Finalists
School Leaders Receive Highest State Recognition for Dedication to Excellence
Sarai Pierce
Sequatchie County Schools Curriculum Supervisor
2021-22 TN Supervisor of the Year Finalist
NASHVILLE, TN— The Tennessee Department of Education announced the eight finalists for Supervisor of the Year awards. The finalists represent each Center of Regional Excellence (CORE) region in the state, with three finalists in each Grand Division: West, Middle, and East.
“Throughout the past year, I have seen such inspiring dedication and drive within our school leaders as they have stayed focused on putting the needs of our students first,” said Commissioner Penny Schwinn. “Having exceptional leaders in our schools is important for our students and our entire school communities, and I am grateful for their commitment to helping make Tennessee the best for all."
Each year, an outstanding public school supervisor is recognized as the Tennessee Supervisor of the Year. To qualify, candidates must demonstrate a record of implementing innovative programs and managing and motivating students and faculty. Additionally, the nominees must have a minimum of one year of experience as an administrator and a minimum of five years of experience in public schools.
“Tennessee has outstanding school administrators and leaders that have moved mountains to continue serving students and teachers and putting their needs first this past school year,” said Dr. Kay Martin, 2019-20 Tennessee Supervisor of the Year. “Congratulations to these finalists for this much-deserved recognition at the state level. I was honored to be a part of this amazing experience and program, and I am excited for this next cohort of honorees.”
Nominations were accepted from the state’s school districts. Out of more than 60 applications, up to three regional semifinalists were identified by selection committees in each region, and the finalists for each award were then selected by a state-level selection committee.
Supervisor of the Year finalists will now proceed to an interview that will be held in the coming weeks. Winners for each Grand Division and Supervisor of the Year will be selected from this group and announced at the Tennessee Principal and Supervisor of the Year Celebration held this fall.
To learn more about the Tennessee Supervisor of the Year Awards, click here.
