Chattanooga Career Center Featured in AIA Report
The American Institute of Architects highlighted the Construction Career Center as one of six regenerative design projects.
Chattanooga Education News
Coverage of education in Chattanooga focuses on funding debates, policy changes, learning outcomes and new teaching methods. It follows the institutions that shape local instruction and the standards that guide classrooms.
Secondary Education
Chattanooga Landmarks Shine for Afterschool Programs
Local sites illuminated to support the annual Lights On Afterschool awareness campaign across Hamilton County.
Scholarships
MaryEllen Locher Fund Opens 2027-28 Scholarship Applications
The Chattanooga-based fund is accepting applications from students affected by breast cancer in their families until February 26, 2027.
College Applications
Live Poll
Do you feel local universities provide adequate support for transfer students to feel rooted on campus?
UTC Welcomes Transfer Students with Rooted Events
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga celebrates transfer students during a week of campus events.
Primary Education
Live Poll
Should schools rely on volunteer-led supply drives to cover basic classroom material needs?
Backpack Chattanooga Delivered Supplies to Harrison Elementary
The initiative provided essential classroom materials to students during a final year-end delivery event.
Adult Education
Live Poll
Should your community invest more in free digital literacy and technology training programs?
Tech Goes Home Celebrates 25,000 Program Graduates
The local digital skills initiative achieves a significant milestone in providing residents with free training and laptops.
More in Education
Regular subjects here include funding allocations, policy implementations, test score releases and curriculum updates. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it to cover the systems that serve students at every level. The distinction between city and county instructional oversight creates a unique landscape for how those resources are distributed. Enrollment trends and the staffing of classrooms remain the most common factors influencing these stories.