The school zone search (under the Online Data pulldown menu above) has been updated to include both 2007 and 2008 High School Zones. Simply key in your street address, and the results will show two entries under the High School column - the first of which represents the 2007 High School zone; the second one indicating the 2008 High School Zone. To actually view the High School zones on a map, you'll want to initiate the KNOXnetWhere? interactive mapping tool, and then select one of the High Schools options from the Select a Map Theme pulldown menu.

The new High School zones have been added to the KnoxNetWhere mapping website. To display the new school zones click on the KNOXnetWhere? link and change the theme by clicking on the dropdown box under Select a Map Theme and select "high schools & zones 2008" subtheme under the Schools Theme. The map also shows the location of the new Hardin Valley School that is scheduled for completion in 2008.

The new High School zones have been added to the KnoxNetWhere mapping website. To display the new school zones click on the KNOXnetWhere? link and change the theme by clicking on the dropdown box under Select a Map Theme and select "high schools & zones 2008" subtheme under the Schools Theme. The map also shows the location of the new Hardin Valley School that is scheduled for completion in 2008.

KGIS, and its Executive Director Keith Stump, was presented with the 2007 GIS Champion Award at the recent Tennessee Geographic Information Council (TNGIC) Annual Conference in Chattanooga, TN. The award recognizes outstanding efforts at promoting the use of geographic information systems (GIS). In recognizing Keith and KGIS, it was noted that Knox was an early adopter of GIS back in the mid '80s, and that it still serves as a successful model even today. TNGIC has a membership of more than 400 members from all corners of the State.

KGIS, and its Executive Director Keith Stump, was presented with the 2007 GIS Champion Award at the recent Tennessee Geographic Information Council (TNGIC) Annual Conference in Chattanooga, TN. The award recognizes outstanding efforts at promoting the use of geographic information systems (GIS). In recognizing Keith and KGIS, it was noted that Knox was an early adopter of GIS back in the mid '80s, and that it still serves as a successful model even today. TNGIC has a membership of more than 400 members from all corners of the State.