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Education

Bristol Tennessee City Schools is comprised of eight schools: Five elementary schools (grades PreK-5) One middle school (grades 6-8) and One high school (grades 9-12).

Schools in Bristol are managed by Bristol City School District which is a highly rated, public school district in Tennessee. It has 4,021 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 15 to 1. According to state test scores, 44% of students are at least proficient in math and 43% in reading. King University is the prominent university in the area.

Bristol Public Schools

Holston View Elementary School

Haynesfield Elementary School.

Avoca Elementary School

Vance Middle School

Tennessee High School

Central Heights Elementary School

Sullivan Central High School

Fairmount Elementary School

College/University

King University

King University

Virginia Highlands Community College

East Tennessee State University

Northeast State Community College

Public Library

Bristol Public Library

Avoca Branch Library

Students on university campus representing educational legacy

Generous Donation Creates Gannaway Memorial Endowment for APSU Students

Clarksville, Tennessee, October 23, 2025 News Summary Bristol S. Gannaway has established the Richard E. and Bristol S. Gannaway Memorial Endowment at APSU to support undergraduates. This endowment honors the Gannaways’...

John W. King appointed as Associate VP for Advancement at ETSU

John W. King Appointed Associate VP for Advancement at ETSU

Johnson City, Tennessee, October 10, 2025 News Summary East Tennessee State University (ETSU) has announced the appointment of John W. King as the new associate vice president for advancement. With over...

Interior of the Bristol Barber Club showcasing barbers providing services in a stylish environment

Bristol Barber Club Opens to Revitalize Local Community

Bristol, Virginia, October 9, 2025 News Summary The Bristol Barber Club has officially opened its doors on Euclid Avenue, offering haircuts, nail services, and facials. Owned by Craig Charles of Crown...

Students participating in a LEGO-based learning activity in a classroom setting.

Washington County, Virginia, Launches LEGO Learning Program

Washington County, Virginia, October 7, 2025 News Summary Bristol Bricks has partnered with High Point Elementary School in Washington County, Virginia, to introduce an innovative LEGO-based learning initiative. The program integrates...

Rendering of the new Healing Hands Health Center clinic showing patient care areas.

Eastman Credit Union Donates $100,000 to Healing Hands Health Center

Kingsport, Tennessee, September 29, 2025 News Summary Eastman Credit Union has generously contributed $100,000 to Healing Hands Health Center, advancing their goal of raising $5.5 million for a major expansion. The...

Bristol County Savings Bank recognizes charitable contributions

Bristol County Savings Bank Recognized for Charitable Contributions

Taunton, Massachusetts, September 21, 2025 News Summary Bristol County Savings Bank has been honored as one of the top charitable contributors in Massachusetts for the ninth straight year, achieving 32nd place...

Students engaged in technical training at TCAT Elizabethton

TCAT Elizabethton Ranked Among America’s Top Technical Schools

Elizabethton, TN, September 4, 2025 News Summary The Tennessee College of Applied Technology Elizabethton (TCAT Elizabethton) has earned recognition as one of the top 250 technical schools in America for 2025....

The Frank Winston College of Law building at the University of Tennessee, a modern architectural design.

University of Tennessee Renames Law School to Honor Frank Winston

News Summary The University of Tennessee at Knoxville has renamed its law school to the Frank Winston College of Law, following a $32.5 million donation from The Bill Gatton Foundation....

Exterior view of Frank Winston College of Law with students around

University of Tennessee Renames College of Law to Honor Frank Winston

News Summary The University of Tennessee’s College of Law has been renamed the Frank Winston College of Law, honoring the legacy of alumnus Frank Winston. This change is supported by...

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