DYERSBURG, TN — A Dyer County student was among the 2026 graduating class of Tennessee Connections Academy, the school announced this spring.
According to a release provided by the school, Isiah Robertson was identified as one of its graduates from the Dyer County area. The school noted that not all area students are listed, citing privacy reasons.
Tennessee Connections Academy is a tuition-free, online public school serving students in grades 4–12, operated in partnership with the Johnson County Schools. The school said its Class of 2026 numbered 336 graduates from across Tennessee and was recognized at a May 15 commencement ceremony at Tennessee State University’s Kean Hall in Nashville.
The school reported that, among this year’s graduates statewide, 43 percent plan to attend a two- or four-year college, 44 percent plan to enter the workforce, and others intend to pursue vocational training, military service, or a gap year. Those figures were provided by the school and were not independently verified.
Congratulations to Mr. Robertson and the rest of the Class of 2026.