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^1 The only exception is Fort Campbell High School on the Tennessee side of the eponymous U.S. Army base. The base straddles the Kentucky-Tennessee border, most of the base housing is in Kentucky, and the school is administered by the same Department of Defense district as the high school at Fort Knox in Kentucky.
When Oak Ridge was established by the federal government in 1942 for the uranium enrichment operations of the Manhattan Project, SR 62 became the main route between Oak Ridge and Knoxville. After the completion of the adjoining section of I-40/I-75 in 1961, Oak Ridge officials began pushing for a connector route to the Interstate to improve ...
The high school moved to its current central location in Oak Ridge in 1951 after a new state-of-the-art campus was built under the auspices of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, which then operated Oak Ridge and its public schools. The new school, which had a capacity of about 1500 students and cost $2,980,000 to build, consisted of four ...
9. Oak Ridge (8-4): Blaine Stansberry was 20-of-25 passing for 287 yards and a touchdown as Oak Ridge's fourth straight win resulted in a 5A quarterfinal berth. It's the Wildcats' fifth ...
Nashville area Small Class baseball rankings. 1. Davidson Academy (20-5) — The Bears won four games by a combined score of 49-3. Peyton Vaughn went 3-for-4 with two doubles and four RBIs in a 12 ...
Oak Ridge elementary education prior to 1954 was segregated; it was legally part of the Anderson County system though built and operated primarily with federal funds. [39] Black children could attend only the Scarboro Elementary School. Oak Ridge High School was closed to black students, who had to be bused to Knoxville for an education ...
The 1958 Oak Ridge High School team was honored by the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame in July. From left are members Sam Owen, Howard Dunnebacke, Larry Richards, Mike Brady, Woody Barwick, Jimmie ...
Fort Campbell High School, Fort Campbell The Fort Campbell Army base straddles the Kentucky -Tennessee border. The school is physically located in Tennessee, but is not a member of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association , the state's governing body for interscholastic activities.