KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Demolition work on a shuttered Knoxville high school built nearly 100 years ago began on Thursday, a Knox County spokesperson said. Knox County Director of Procurement ...

It was opened as an elementary/ junior high in 1927 and named for Knoxville Journal editor and civic leader Capt. William Rule. After some students protested, it became a full high school, too ...

More: Tennessee high school coaches sound off on TSSAA's latest one-time transfer proposal The bills must be voted through the House and Senate to become law. The bills were intended to provide ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn — Rule High School opened in 1927. It was named after Captain William Rule, a former Union Army captain who went on to be mayor of Knoxville and the editor of the Knoxville Journal .

Even in the 30 years since Rule High School graduated its last class, some parts still look ready for students, but others deteriorated. Skip Navigation. ... Knoxville, TN » 88° Knoxville, TN ...

Knox County Schools will present a plan to the school board to build a new K-8 school on the land where Rule High School once stood. The change would mean the district would close the Beaumont ...

Of school members that voted, 66.4% were against a one-time transfer at any point in high school and 67.2% were against a one-time transfer before an athlete's sophomore year.

Knoxville, TN News, Weather, ... Demolition begins on Rule High School Toggle header content. ... Demolition work on a shuttered Knoxville high school built nearly 100 years ago began on Thursday, ...