Chris Sutphin is named Special Education Supervisor

Sutphin is replacing Charlotte McCoy; the position was vacated when McCoy became director of schools

JACKSBORO, TN (SPECIAL TO WLAF)- Campbell County Schools is pleased to announce the appointment of Chris Sutphin as the district’s new Special Education Supervisor. This appointment reflects the district’s continued commitment to supporting student growth, strengthening services, and partnering with families to ensure all students have access to the support they need to succeed.

Mr. Sutphin begins this role with 25 years of experience in education, including the last 16 years serving at Campbell County High School. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a strong commitment to students, educators, and the Campbell County community.

Mr. Sutphin holds an Educational Specialist degree in Leadership and a Master’s degree in Supervision, both from Lincoln Memorial University. He also earned a Bachelor’s degree in Social Science and Special Education from the University of Virginia at Wise. His educational background, leadership experience, and years of service in Campbell County Schools will provide a strong foundation as he steps into this district-level role.

As Special Education Supervisor, Mr. Sutphin will focus on continuing to build upon the strong foundation already established within Campbell County’s special education programs. His work will center on student growth and achievement, ensuring that services, supports, and resources are in place to meet the needs of special education students across the district.

“I look forward to building on the foundation that has been established in special education,” Mr. Sutphin said. “My focus will be on growth and achievement for our special education students and making sure Campbell County has the services in place to help meet those goals.”

In addition to his professional service, Mr. Sutphin is married and has three stepchildren, two children, and two grandchildren. Outside of school, he enjoys fishing and golfing.

Campbell County Schools is excited to welcome Mr. Sutphin into this new leadership role and looks forward to the continued growth of special education services for students and families across the district. (WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED-06/10/2026-6AM)