The Knox County Museum of Education is committed to becoming the authoritative research archive for Knox County Schools, actively working to preserve and present the educational history of all Knox County schools, both past and present, with equal care and attention. Our mission is to engage, educate, and inspire the community by providing accessible and authoritative resources that support a wide range of scholarly research, educational projects, and community enrichment activities. By striving for comprehensive documentation and thoughtful preservation, we are dedicated to ensuring that the educational heritage of Knoxville and Knox County is not only recognized and respected but also remains accessible and inspirational for future generations.
About the Knox County Museum of Education:
The Knox County Museum of Education preserves the educational history of Knox County Schools, with artifacts dating back to 1820. Located in the Sarah Simpson Professional Development and Technology Center, our collection includes yearbooks, photographs, textbooks, and school memorabilia.
Our Mission: We aim to engage, educate, and inspire by providing resources that document the educational heritage of Knoxville. We are committed to making our archives accessible to all, preserving the past for future generations.
Programs and Achievements: Our ongoing cataloging project digitizes our collection, making it easier for the public to explore. We have secured grants to support these efforts, enhance our exhibits, and expand community access. Volunteers are essential to our mission, helping with cataloging, exhibits, and educational programming. Join us and be part of preserving Knoxville’s educational legacy!
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