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This initiative marks a significant step in quantum education outreach, integrating foundational concepts like superposition and entanglement into K–12 curricula to build local workforce readiness. By leveraging EPB's new quantum computing resources, the program aims to align classroom instruction with emerging industry needs before scaling across Tennessee.

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Chattanooga Schools Begin K–12 Quantum Technology Curriculum

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 24, 20264 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — As EPB launches its quantum computer, the TN QuantumWorks K–12 quantum technology and career awareness curriculum is now being implemented in Hamilton County classrooms. Announced earlier this year, the curriculum includes programs for four age groups: grades K–2, grades 3–5, middle school, and high school. TN QuantumWorks is designed to […]

TN QuantumWorks has begun a K–12 pilot in 13 Hamilton County, Tennessee schools to introduce quantum concepts and careers as EPB launches its quantum computer. The curriculum uses age-specific hands-on activities, from light and patterns in elementary classes to simulations of superposition, entanglement, quantum security and hardware comparisons in later grades. Project leaders will use teacher and student feedback to assess classroom fit, engagement and state-standards…

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