TISA funding for pre-k special education advances while community supports education

Kingsport City Schools Board of Education has announced a pause in its regular business meetings for March, with the next session scheduled for April 8. This decision comes as the board acknowledges the timing of the spring bridal season, which impacts attendance.

During the meeting, board members discussed ongoing legislative matters, highlighting the positive progress of the TISA funding for special education pre-K students. This funding is expected to provide essential support to young learners, ensuring they receive the necessary resources early in their educational journey. Board members emphasized the importance of parents enrolling their children in schools to take advantage of these supports.

While the board expressed optimism about the TISA funding, they also noted concerns regarding other legislative issues that may affect the school system. They encouraged community members to engage with local legislators to voice their opinions and advocate for favorable outcomes.

In closing, board members urged students and teachers to remain focused and engaged as they approach the upcoming spring break, acknowledging the hard work of educators and the supportive community that contributes to the success of Kingsport City Schools. The board remains committed to working with legislators to secure the best opportunities for students moving forward.