Fulton High School students work within Small Learning Communities (SLC) that engage students in fulfilling their education goals. This personalized learning experience connects them inside and outside classroom life.
Five SLCs function as independent school units, each with its own administrator, counselor, academic advocate, and teacher dean. A team of teachers work with the same group of students. This lets the staff and students form connections together during the high school years leading to successful learning to develop graduates ready for college and career.
During the Sophomore year, students look into college and career options through Career Technical Education courses. They choose one of the three SLCs for their last two years that are based on a specific course of study. They can enter the School of Skilled Professions, School of Health Science or the School of Communications. The School of Communications is a Magnet School for Knox County.
In partnership with Ford Next Generation Learning, Knoxville County Schools developed a plan in 2021 to give their students enhanced college and career preparation focused on life after graduation. This strategy, known as 865 Academies, will allow students to: participate in work-based learning; go on job shadows and other career exploration activities; work with professionals in their field of interest; and connect classroom knowledge with workplace success. Career-themed academies in the high school lead students along specific career pathways. The courses will include learning with business and postsecondary partners at school and also send students out to campuses and workplaces to explore what they are learning in the real world.
Fulton High School also offers athletic opportunities that provide social events for students and prepare them to join college teams. Participation includes year-round activity in sports such as track and field, football, tennis, baseball, basketball, and volleyball. Two of their football alumni have gone on to NFL careers. School clubs also offer students social and educational enhancement in areas of interest including art, photography, literature, yoga, yearbook and international interest.
Fulton High School
Public High School
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Grade 9-12
2509 N Broadway St,
Knoxville, TN
Knox County Schools
School Details
Head of School
Jon Rysewyk
Student Teacher Ratio
11:1
Average SAT Score
1220
Average ACT Score
21
Math Proficiency
5%
Reading Proficiency
15%
Average GPA
3.37
Graduation Rate
77%
Niche Grade
C
B
B-
C+
C+
B
B+
C-
Source: Niche
Niche Grade Details
Academics
Average GPA
3.37
Reading Proficiency
15%
Math Proficiency
5%
Teachers
Student Teacher Ratio
11:1
Teachers
81
Full Time Teachers
81
Teachers in First or Second Year
7.6%
College Prep
Average SAT
1220
Math
610
Verbal
610
Average ACT
21
Math
20
English
21
Reading
22
Science
21
Number of AP Courses
11
AP Pass Rate
5.9%
AP Math Enrollment
Very Low
AP Science Enrollment
Low
Other AP Enrollment
Average
Clubs and Activities
Girls Athletic Participation
Low
Boys Athletic Participation
Low
GreatSchools Rating
Source: GreatSchools
GreatSchools Rating Details
Test Scores
English
14.6%
State Average
56.3%
Teachers and Staff
Students Per Counselor
183:1
Student Diversity
Female
50.1%
Male
49.9%
Hispanic
36.3%
Black
30.4%
White
27.4%
Two or more races
5.5%
Asian or Pacific Islander
<1%
Native American
<1%
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Specialty School Programs
AP Programs Offered
Free/Reduced Lunch Offered
Athletics Program
Colleges Students are Considering
Students are most interested in or go on to attend these colleges.
University of Tennessee
140 Students
East Tennessee State University
80 Students
Pellissippi State Community College
56 Students
Maryville College
55 Students
Middle Tennessee State University
54 Students
Carson-Newman University
47 Students
Tennessee State University
42 Students
University of Memphis
33 Students
Tennessee Technological University
28 Students
Austin Peay State University
27 Students
What Students Want to Study
Niche users from this school are most interested in the following majors.
Business
35 Students
Nursing
34 Students
Psychology
24 Students
Biology
17 Students
Social Work and Youth Services
12 Students
Communications
11 Students
Pre-Medicine Studies
10 Students
Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration
10 Students
Elementary Education
10 Students
Physical Therapy
9 Students
This School’s Reviews
Niche Reviews
2/4/2024
I loved my teachers, as well as the community and support the school offered. Additionally, I was offered many opportunities involving networking at that school. The diversity of the school overall is pretty even between hispanic, african americans, and white.
4/18/2020
Overall the school was pretty decent for the most part. There are some teachers there that genuinely care about their students and want them to succeed.
12/10/2019
Fulton has very caring staff but sometimes they were more focused on dress code than students grades.
GreatSchools Reviews
2/26/2023
Be wary of overly negative reviews - people like to criticize. I love this school. My siblings and I all graduated from FHS and went on to receive undergrad and post graduate degrees with honors. Fulton is a special place with a faculty and staff who truly care for their students.
8/26/2021
They do not care about your kids, the district really needs to replace the staff with someone who actually cares for kids instead of joining in the childish bullying that they allow here.
8/25/2021
The only children safe in this school are the bullies.
8/23/2021
locks kids in room with police when they don’t get what they want and doesn’t let your child stick up for themselves
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Map
Attendance Zone
About North Knoxville
List Price Range
$139K - $1.1M
Homes For Sale
15
Average Home Value
$261,727
Median Lot Size
7,405 Sq Ft
% Renters
57%
Household Income
$54,830
% of College Grads
26.8%
Median Age
37
Average House Size
1,219 Sq Ft
% Commercial Property
77.8%
Homes for Sale
Homes for Rent
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- 1-2 Beds
- 1-2 Baths
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- Knoxville, TN
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Additional Schools in the Area
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Choice Schools
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- 11th to 12th
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- 6th to 12th
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- 9th to 12th
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Parks in this Area
Christenberry Park
- Baseball/Softball
- Concessions
- Parking Lot
Christenberry Ballfields
- Baseball/Softball
- Picnic Area
- Playground
Sharp's Ridge Veterans Memorial Park
- Bike Trails
- Picnic Area
- Trails
Edgewood Park
- Picnic Area
- Tennis
- Trails
Fulton Bicentennial Park
- Tennis
- Trails
- Pickleball
Roseanne Wolf Picnic Area
- Picnic Area
Scott-Roberts Park
- Picnic Area
Baxter Avenue Park
- Basketball
- Picnic Area
- Playground
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