Many of the Adult Education programs are housed in the Old Historic Knoxville High School

Career and Technical Education

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ADULT EDUCATION

Continuing Education Programs

There are many opportunities for adults to continue their education, including courses for personal development, advancement, and enrichment.

Included are GED preparation and testing, Basic Skills classes, home economics classes, business and information technology training, and trades and industrial training in partnership with local businesses.

Evening Trades Classes

The Adult Evening Trades program provides training in electrical, welding, brick masonry, carpentry, air conditioning and refrigeration, sheet metal, and plumbing. By providing quality educational opportunities, the staff at Lincoln Park Technology and Trade Center empowers students to become productive citizens and skilled craftsmen motivated to build a strong future. (More Information)

GED

Adults needing to finish their high school diploma can take advantage of the GED (Graduate Equivalency Diploma) program in Knox County Schools.

English Language Learners (ELL)

CURRENT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

High School Career and Technical Education Courses

High school students may choose a technical path or a university path or may combine both as they plan their high school education choices.  Course selection and planning tools are available on our high schools page.

Additoinal programs for current Knox County School students

Knox County Schools continuing education offers three programs to help current students maintain their pace to graduate on time. These are eLearning, Night Alternative, and Recovery Credit. Students must meet the requirements of these areas in order to participate in the programs.