Counselor
Megan Ellis
423-547-8015 X 1502
Serving students with last names A-L

Counselor
Melanie Hartley
423-547-8015 X 1502
Serving students with last names M-Z

Registrar
Beth Hilbert   423-547-8015 X 1528

College and Career Advisor

College and Career Advisor

Dustin Duncan

423-547-8015 X 1553

dustin.duncan@ecschools.net

Serving students with last names A-L

College and Career Advisor

College and Career Advisor

Contact for assistance with enrollment, withdrawals, transcript requests, and grades. All transcripts and student records requests must be made online here: https://ecschoolstn.scriborder.com.

8th Grade Registration Video 2023

Instructions On How To Register For Classes

Freshmen Registration

Freshmen Registration Dates

Here are the registration changes for this year:

• T.A.Dugger 8^th grade Students
• Please contact Bonnie Grindstaff for students with an IEP – the special education dept will go to T.A. Dugger to have an IEP meeting with student/parents and I have not been informed of those dates yet
• City and County (Tuition) Students
• Last day to register for city and county students

Freshmen Registration Documents

• Course Catalog 2022-2023
• Course Offerings with Codes 2022-2023

Rising 10th, 11th, 12th Grade Registration

Rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors will register for classes online in Skyward Student Access documents using the link below. The video below walks you through the registration process, or you can watch it here on YouTube. Click here to view a presentation covering registration documents and common questions. Links to registration documents are below.  If you have trouble loading the video, you can view online registration instructions here.

Rising 10th, 11th, 12th Grade Registration Documents

• Course Catalog 2022-2023
• Course Offerings with Codes 2022-2023
• Dual Enrollment Information Packet
• Dual Enrollment information Slides
• 4-Year Plan for 2021-2022
• The video below by Erika Adams from TSAC

Registration for New Students who have never attended ECS:

If your student/s is new to ECS and has never attended the ECS school system you may go to the website: Ecschools.net, Student Registration, and click the link Elizabethton City Schools 2021-2022 School Year Registration  (This link will be available in late June early July)

Under Tennessee State Law, only the parent or the legal guardian may register the student/s.

For enrollment, we must have ALL required documents on file to complete your student/s registration. Without the required documents uploaded to the student/s profile, the enrollment will not be processed.  You have three (3) business days to provide the required documents. 

• birth certificate,
• social security card,
• current TN immunization
• 2 proofs of residency (The only acceptable forms are: Water Bill, Electric Bill, Lease Agreement, Property Tax Records, and or Mortgage documents)
• custodial documents. 

Withdrawal form (10^th – 12^th grade only) Proof of withdrawal from the previous school.  (This form can be emailed to Beth Hilbert, Registrar at beth.hilbert@ecschools.net)

Prospective Tuition/County Applicants in Grades 9-12

New tuition applicants at the high school will not apply online in the Cyclone Connection like applicants in grades K-8. New tuition applicants and new Elizabethton High School students (not transferring from T. A. Dugger Jr. High) and their parents should make plans to attend one of two tuition registration dates at the high school.

Appointments are not necessary for these dates; however, parents and students should come and allow at least 45 minutes for the registration process. The applying student or parent should pick up and complete a registration packet in advance of the registration dates. Rising freshmen who have not already picked up their registration packet should pick one up from the EHS counseling office.

On registration days, students and parents are required to bring:  You have three (3) business days to provide the required documents.  If the documents are not received, your student/s registration will not be completed.

Under Tennessee State Law, only the parent or the legal guardian may register the student/s.

On registration days, students and parents are required to bring:

• birth certificate,
• social security card,
• current TN immunization
• 2 proofs of residency (The only acceptable forms are: Water Bill, Electric Bill, Lease Agreement, Property Tax Records, and or Mortgage documents)
• custodial documents. 

Withdrawal form (10^th – 12^th grade only) Proof of withdrawal from the previous school

For registration inquiries please contact Beth Hilbert, Registrar, @ (423) 547-8015 ext:  1528 or you may email her @ beth.hilbert@ecschools.net

Programs of Study

Academic Programs of Study

• Science and Math (10 Total Credits)
• Humanities (Additional Social Studies, English, Foreign Language)
• Fine Arts (4 Total Credits)
• Advanced Placement (3 Total Credits)

Career & Technical Education Programs of Study

• Horticulture Science
• Environmental & Natural Resource Management
• Veterinary & Animal Science
• Business Management
• Office Management
• Accounting
• Banking & Finance
• Nursing Services
• Emergency Services
• Therapeutic Services
• Sport & Human Performance
• Culinary Arts
• Web Design
• Coding
• Criminal Justice & Correction Services
• Pre-Law
• Engineering 
• Automotive Maintenance & Light Repair
• Aviation Flight

Graduation Requirements

The Tennessee Department of Education requires students to have a minimum of 22 credit hours to graduate; however, EHS requires students to have 30 credit hours. Volunteer hours are not required to graduate, but some scholarships and schools require them. For information about volunteer opportunities, visit the Community Service tab under the counseling page or stop by the Counseling Office. Early Graduate / Move on When Ready Act requires 18 credits.

TN Graduation Requirements

TN High School Diploma Project

Civics Assessment

Per state law (T.C.A. § 49-6-408A), students must participate in the United States citizenship and immigration test during the student’s high school career. All public high school students, including the class of 2017, are expected to participate in the civics test; however, a passing grade is not a requirement for graduation. Schools in which all seniors earning a regular diploma also earn a passing grade (70 percent or higher) on the U.S. civics test will be recognized by the department as a U.S. Civics All-Star School. For more information from the state, click here. For more information about the test and its administration at EHS, contact EHS teacher Joe Diaz.