Elizabethton City Schools

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We can’t wait to start rolling! Come see us next week!! 🚌 📕

🐻 Stay Betsy Bear Wise!

Due to recent bear sightings in the area, we want to remind students, staff, and families about the importance of bear safety. While bears are often just passing through and may not pose a threat, knowing how to respond if you encounter one helps keep both people and wildlife remain safe.
Please review the flyer and help us stay Betsy Bear Wise!

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Link to photos from EHS Honors Day and Graduation 2026
Congratulations!
EHS Honors Day – Photos by Yearbook /Staff:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/157rgLcWFHaBh6oNmQ5jppQkdcmchbpn4?usp=sharing
EHS Graduation Photos by Yearbook Staff:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Urooul2d72SBjT6n9JFs0WZbdEmGIfEt?usp=sharing

EHS Graduation 2026
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1c-PZTBE6yXPd0YZueTFNuXdZ_lTXt8Sj?usp=sharing

During the ECS May Regular Scheduled Board Meeting many programs in the EHS CTE Department were recognized:
SkillsUSA and CNA certification recognition
MATE ROV- National Champions
Mr. Dan Mills- 2026 A. Scott Crossfield Aerospace Educator of the Year
Students completing solo flights
TNACTE Secondary Student of the Year - Piper Kate Bennett
TNACTE State Program of the Year Award

Recognition:

Helen Hackett was recognized for her year of service to the board as Student Liaison. Her dedication, leadership, and commitment to representing the students have been greatly appreciated throughout the year.

Cindy Walker recognized for her service as Board Secretary. Cindy will be retiring this year, and we are thankful for the dedication and time to the ECS system.

After closely monitoring the weather forecast, we have made the decision to move graduation indoors. While we had hoped conditions would improve, the current forecast shows a significant chance of heavy rain during Thursday’s practice time, along with the likelihood of lightning and thunderstorms during the ceremony itself. Making this decision now allows us to properly prepare the indoor space and ensure a safe, organized, and meaningful ceremony for our graduates and families without the uncertainty of a last-minute change.

We understand many were looking forward to an outdoor ceremony, and we appreciate your flexibility and understanding as we prioritize safety and the overall experience for everyone involved. The graduation ceremony will begin at 7:30 inside John L Treadway Gymnasium and doors will open at 6:30 p.m. Please be prepared to display your ticket for reserved seating. General admission seating will be made available to anyone attending without a reserved ticket.

Thank you for your support and we look forward to celebrating the Class of 2026!

If you heard cheering coming from TA Dugger this morning, there was a very good reason! 🎉

Five of our athletes are headed to the state track meet in Knoxville today, and we could not be more excited for them. Please join us in wishing them the best of luck as they compete!

Girls, no matter what happens, we are already so proud of you and all the hard work that got you here. Go represent TA Dugger well! 🧡🖤