Each year, Oak Ridge Schools is eligible to apply for federal Impact Aid grant funds. Impact Aid is a federal formula grant program designed to assist local school districts that enroll federally-connected students.
Federally-connected students are:
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Dear Families of Oak Ridge Schools:
Our school district is following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Tennessee Department of Health guidelines for the management of individuals who have been diagnosed with, or exposed to, COVID-19. Our school district follows these strict guidelines to protect the safety of our students, families, […]
Instructions for Meals for ConnectOR students: Each cafeteria has a dedicated e-mail address for ordering breakfast and lunch meals.
To provide additional support to individuals, students, and families, Comcast recently announced several updates to help keep our communities connected. (Please click the links below for additional information.)
The bus routes for 2020-2021 in Oak Ridge Schools are now available at the links below. Students should be prepared to board the bus ten minutes before the scheduled time. All routes are dependent on regular ridership and may be altered or suspended at any time. Oak Ridge High students will ride to school in […]
Dear Families of Oak Ridge,
Our number one commitment in Oak Ridge Schools is success for every student. An important part of ensuring student success is placing priority status on the health and safety of our staff, students, and community. With that in mind, we reiterate that this will be a year of adjustments.
We have been […]
Dear staff and families of Oak Ridge Schools
Our goal at the beginning of this school year is to provide students with the maximum amount possible of direct teacher instruction time while keeping in mind the State and local health department COVID safety guidelines. We care deeply about our students and staff and know […]
Dear families,
Please find at this link our Communicable Diseases Protocol in response to COVID-19.
As the COVID-19 situation evolves, we will use these contingency plans based on guidance provided to us about the disease from CDC and the Dept. of Health.
Data showing reported cases of COVID-19 for children in Anderson and Roane counties.
Both Anderson and Roane counties are below the threshold for acceptable disease transmission within the community.
