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Class Dismissed: Season 1 Reflections and Responses
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In this episode of The Education Blueprint, Knox County Schools Superintendent Dr. Jon Rysewyk sits down with public school parent and podcast co-host Prentice Elliott to wrap up Season 1 with a reflection on the journey so far and to answer a few listener-submitted questions. They’ll look back on the season’s highlights, share what they’ve learned, and provide insights into what’s in store for Season 2.
Whether you’re a long-time listener or just tuning in, this episode is packed with reflections, answers, and a sneak peek at what’s ahead.
Dr. Jon Rysewyk brings nearly 30 years of educational experience to his role as Superintendent of Knox County Schools. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in psychology and a Master’s degree in education from the University of Tennessee, followed by a Doctorate of Education from East Tennessee State University. Dr. Rysewyk began his career as a science teacher at Bearden High School and later became principal of Fulton High School during its State of Tennessee reconstitution. He also served the district as Supervisor of Secondary Education, Executive Director of Innovation and School Improvement, Assistant Superintendent, and Chief Academic Officer prior to being appointed Superintendent in 2022.
Prentice Elliott joined the Knox County Schools communications team in 2015. Before joining the school district, he spent 13 years in local news, primarily covering sports in Augusta, Georgia, and Knoxville, Tennessee. He has a Bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism from the University of South Carolina.
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