Here At West High, Senior IT Specialist and Lead Technician Dustin Knight does far more than just keep the Wi-Fi running. A proud West High alumnus and TCAT graduate, Mr. Knight manages the complex technology needs of both staff and students while also serving as the district’s "digital artist"—the creative mind behind the Hamblen County Schools logo. He teaches the helpdesk class and is responsible for showing students how to dismantle and repair laptops. He now works from

West High School’s Astron  yearbook staff has once again been recognized for excellence, earning a Superior rating in the 2025–2026 Tennessee High School Press Association (THSPA) Student Media Awards. The honor is based on the school’s 2024–2025 yearbook, which carried the theme “Are You?” —a concept that challenged students to reflect on identity, involvement, and the high school experience. At the heart of the theme was a unifying question: “Are you proud to be a Trojan?”

Camden Dailey is a standout 6'4", 285-pound junior at Morristown West who recently earned his first collegiate offer from University of Texas at El Paso. A versatile lineman with four years of experience on both sides of the ball, he credits Coach Keith for helping him get noticed by the Miners' staff. Though his friends originally drew him to the sport, his genuine love for the game keeps him in the gym year-round as he sets his sights on future opportunities, including a hi

Senorita Cobb’s class made an exciting Fashion Show! Lights, cameras, music, and red carpet runway took place in the third period! West High sophomore Thomas Drinnon notes, “Everyone forms a group of two or three, each group then picks a category of design” The runway showed spectacular outfits such as sports, winter, and even formalwear. All groups had one model and one announcer for their group speech. West High Junior Anastasia Ruiz explains, “The fashion show is to explai