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Sevier County schools honored with awards, district receives clean audit
Summary
The Sevier County School System recognized staff and students for multiple awards and announced a clean fiscal‑year 2025 audit from the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury.
The board read a slate of recognitions on May 11, thanking principals, lunch staff, bus drivers and administrative professionals for appreciation days. The minutes note that Sevier County High School earned its third Anne Dallas Dudley Gold Award for reaching 100% voter registration among 160 eligible students, and the Pigeon Forge Police Department SRO Unit was selected for the National Association of School Resource Officers National Model Agency Award.
The district also announced it received a clean audit from the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury for fiscal year 2025—the fourth consecutive year with a clean audit, according to the minutes. The recognitions section also lists multiple student achievements in academics, choir, drama, athletics and extracurricular programs, citing specific awards and named students (for example, Rich Harrington received the Maestro Award at the Heritage Worldstrides festival; Brody Watson is a Class AA Mr. Baseball finalist).
