Education

We’re highlighting the best kid-friendly activities that Chattanooga, TN has to offer — complete with art classes, animal encounters, and outdoor fun.
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Whether looking for a two-year degree or you have your sights on a four-year university, we’re breaking down ChattState’s six academic divisions + the careers options that are at your fingertips.
We’re creating a fun game to help you search for your next book with the help of little libraries around the community.
Looking for in-demand jobs with rising wages? ChattState’s TCAT program offers fast-track technical diplomas that will get you into your career in a year or less.
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In a partnership with CARTA, the Chattanooga Public Library will offer Ride & Read bus passes during its annual Make. Play. Read. Learn. summer challenge for kiddos.
With a busy weekend full of events and graduation ceremonies, this guide will tell you where to go if you’re celebrating a student, or if you want to avoid the fuss.
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We’ve narrowed down our poetry contest to one winner — read the fan favorite and runner-ups.
Hamilton County has proposed more than $3 million in funding to be invested in CTE programs across the county — read along to find out where.
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