Wolfe County Schools Employee Directory

Wolfe County Schools Announces New Start Date Posted On: Thursday, July 30, 2020 Wolfe County Board of Education voted to start school for students on August 24, 2020. At the Wolfe County Board of Education Special Meeting on July 29, 2020 all board members voted to ammend the 20-21 school calendar so students will begin in person and/or NTI classe... s on August 24, 2020. In person class will be held on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week. Wednesday will be NTI instruction for all students. This will give teachers time to focus on NTI students and continue to plan for the days ahead. Custodians will also utilize Wednesday to continue to clean and sanitize the schools. Wolfe County Schools Presents Plan for 20-21 School Year Posted On: Thursday, July 16, 2020 Wolfe County Schools official start date for students is Wednesday, August 12, 2020. Wolfe County is implimenting a Parent Choice Model which allows parents to choose between In-Person Learning or NTI Learning. The Parent Chice Document attached will explain the format, safety precautions, transportation, expectations, materials and more for each choice. Click Here for the Parent Choice Model document. We also have created Healthy-At-School Guidance for parents, schools, and students to follow. Click Here for the Healthy-At-School Guidance Document. A Wolfe County Schools Color Tier System has also been created which will guide the district in closures of classroom, grade level, school and district closures based on COVID-19 tiers. Click here for a copy of the Color Tier System Document. After reading these documents we are asking parents to go online at https://bit.ly/WCSchoolReg2020 and fill out the Parent Choice Registration Form for the 20-21 school year. You will have to complete this document for each child you have in the Wolfe County School system. This will allow schools and teachers to be prepaired for NTI and In-Person instruction for each child in our district. We are looking forward to seeing our students and having a successful ...Read More