Jeremiah School

Jeremiah School A private, nonprofit, faith based school for students on the autism spectrum. CORE VALUES are R E A L at Jeremiah School
Respecting and Engaging All of Life.

Customized curriculum
Therapeutic interventions
Community based social skills

YoungLife Capernaum are always welcome visitors at school. On Friday, they greeted students at drop off with the questio...
08/30/2026

YoungLife Capernaum are always welcome visitors at school. On Friday, they greeted students at drop off with the question, “Is a hotdog a sandwich?” Students had fun answering and were very passionate about their responses!! Friday also saw a visit from our favorite 4-legged friend, Chewie. He played in the yard and was a calming presence in class. Thank you Ms.Jenn!

Friday clubs are back in full swing! Cookie decorating, Pokémon, drama, Lego, podcasting, Beyblades, art/craft, board ga...
08/30/2026

Friday clubs are back in full swing! Cookie decorating, Pokémon, drama, Lego, podcasting, Beyblades, art/craft, board games and a soon to begin military club. Students make their choice and mix with other students from across the school, which is great for making connections and forming new friendships.

At Jeremiah School we believe homework should be meaningful, productive, and not a cause of stress for our students or p...
08/28/2026

At Jeremiah School we believe homework should be meaningful, productive, and not a cause of stress for our students or parents. Our Lacy St. students get a homework bingo card each month, which they gradually complete. The tasks include life skills, academics, and activities encouraging independence and executive functioning. This is homework that has a real purpose, and gives students choice and ownership. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Enjoy an evening at the farm!
08/26/2026

Enjoy an evening at the farm!

08/23/2026

Watch our amazing students dance their hearts out in front of 500people, with all the lights, the noise, and sensory input an event like this brings. They were brave and brilliant! ❤️

To add to the excitement, one of our parents, Ricky Hilton, was one of the stars taking part this year. Also. His son, C...
08/23/2026

To add to the excitement, one of our parents, Ricky Hilton, was one of the stars taking part this year. Also. His son, Colin Hilton, who graduated in May and starts at ETSU tomorrow, got to showcase his incredible drumming skills during one of the dances! What a fabulous performance from both of them!! 🕺🥁 Parent Dave Sinard, dad of Nelson, bravely stood in front of the 500 guests and gave his testimony about the impact of the school - thank you Dave!!

What an amazing night! Our students opened the show at the annual Dancing with the Tri Cities Stars on Saturday. This is...
08/23/2026

What an amazing night! Our students opened the show at the annual Dancing with the Tri Cities Stars on Saturday. This is the major fundraiser for Jeremiah School, with all proceeds coming to the school. The night was full of glitz and glamour and over 500 people attending. The students gave an excellent performance and really showed the audience what they could do. It was fun for the staff to dress up and enjoy a night out, all while watching people support the school. Thanks to Kim and Mike Adler, to all the dancers, and to everyone who raised money for us, we are truly blessed by this organization and the community 🪩💃🕺🪩

Tonight is the night!!! Our students will be dancing to open the show - watch live at 6:00pm on the Dancing with the Tri...
08/22/2026

Tonight is the night!!! Our students will be dancing to open the show - watch live at 6:00pm on the Dancing with the Tri-Cities Stars website. Such an amazing night with truly incredible people all raising money for Jeremiah School- we are SO blessed! 💃🕺🪩.

Hands-on, experiential, whole body learning is the best way to make abstract ideas become concrete. Multi-sensory approa...
08/20/2026

Hands-on, experiential, whole body learning is the best way to make abstract ideas become concrete. Multi-sensory approaches engage multiple brain regions that help learners retain information. In geometry class, Ms. Correna had students using the gym floor tiles as a coordinate plane to practice translating shapes.
Ms. Melton’s class studied tectonic plates and earthquakes, then had to build a tower to hold a weighted cup that would withstand a shaking table. Wonderful activities and fully engaged students!

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1502 Knob Creek Road
Johnson City, TN
37601

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 2:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 2:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 2:30pm
Thursday 8am - 2:30pm
Friday 8am - 2:30pm

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