Mr. Beecham Visits Be Pro Be Proud (Introduction to Skilled Trades) Bus
On November 6th, Mr. Beecham, Director of Schools, visited the Be Pro Be Proud Bus at Lexington High School, where students had the opportunity to explore hands-on simulators showcasing a variety of skilled trades. The event, part of a statewide initiative, aimed to introduce students to high-demand careers in fields such as welding, electrician, truck driving, construction, and manufacturing. The simulators on the bus encourage students to consider these rewarding careers, highlighting the strong job prospects and earning potential they offer in Tennessee's growing economy. A special thank you to Mrs. Nicki Johnson, LHS Career Advisory Specialist, for organizing this opportunity for students. The bus will be at Scotts Hill High School on February 7th and 8th.
🌟 As National Appreciation Month comes to a close, Mr. Beecham wants to express his heartfelt gratitude to our incredible group of principals! This past Monday, the Central Office staff helped deliver a special lunch provided by Mr. Beecham to each principal and assistant principal. Thank you for your hard work and dedication! 💙🍽️ #ThankYou
Here are the answers to yesterday’s, “Can you guess the principal?” post! See if you got them right.
So let's have some FUN!! Guess the principal? The answer key will be posted on Wednesday morning! Happy guessing! #nationalprincipalappreciationmonth
Mrs. Karissa is working her way into a very FUN week for our elementary students on the STEM bus!
🌟 Celebrating Our Assistant Principals! 🌟
Today, we honor the assistant principals of Henderson County Schools! Your dedication, leadership, and support make a lasting impact on our students and staff every day. Thank you for inspiring excellence and helping to create a positive learning environment. We appreciate all that you do! 💙📚 #HendersonCountySchoolsTN #ThankYouAPs
The students in Henderson County are going to have a great Halloween week on the STEM bus!! Stay tuned for some of the fun Halloween experiments these lucky kids will get to do with Mrs. Karissa!!
The Henderson County Youth Basketball League's information is in the Google Doc linked to this post. If you have questions, contact Harlan Fesmire at 731-695-5058 or harlan.fesmire@yahoo.com. School personnel will not have any information other than what is posted in this link.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/164hwN3rLdlYCtOIAA_HN_cl7jR2NMGQXKpc7T5y0q6o/edit?usp=sharing
Homecoming week is already in FULL gear this morning at LHS! 🪩
The elementary school basketball jamboree that was scheduled for tomorrow at Beaver Elementary School has been canceled. Rescheduling information will be posted at a later date. Thank you for the support of our students. staff and school system.
The Henderson County Basketball Jamboree scheduled for tomorrow has been canceled. Stay tuned for more information about the rescheduling of this event.
Congratulations to Henderson North JV and Scotts Hill JV 5th grade Cross Country teams. They all ran a great meet today!!
Did you know? ...Missing 2 days a month means a child is missing 10% of the school year.
Attendance Matters! ⏰
#youmatter
Henderson County School System and Lexington City System Join Forces to Highlight Importance of School Attendance
Community and business leaders, representatives from the medical and mental health fields, and school officials gathered for a crucial meeting to address the pressing issue of school attendance. The meeting, which delved into the topics of truancy, chronic absenteeism, and the significance of regular school attendance, emphasized how absences and tardiness can accumulate rapidly.
Key presenters at the meeting included Kim Bryant and Dr. Steve Meyer from the Henderson County School System, as well as Julie Meyer and Melanie Douglas from the Lexington City School System. Their insightful presentations shed light on the far-reaching implications of irregular attendance and had an open discussion with those in attendance for strategies to tackle this prevalent issue.
This collaborative effort between the Henderson County School System and the Lexington City System marks a significant joint venture aimed at raising awareness about the importance of school attendance. With September being School Attendance Awareness Month, the timing of this meeting serves as a poignant reminder of the need for collective action to address attendance-related challenges in educational settings.
Our Voluntary PreK Programs at Beaver and South Haven have a few openings!
Contact us today to see if your child qualifies.
Casey McDaniel
731.968.3661 ext. 1227
mcdaniel.casey@hcschoolstn.org
Stacey Valle
731.249.1215
valle.stacey@hcschoolstn.org
The inaugural meeting of the newly formed Henderson County School Board took place on Thursday, September 19, 2024. We are excited to welcome two new members, Mr. Michael Tate and Mr. Tyler Wadley, to the school board. As part of the annual proceedings, the board elected its leadership, with Mr. Tommy Gordon nominating Mr. John Walker for the position of Chairman. Mr. Walker was elected unanimously, along with Mr. Steve Crownover, who was chosen as Vice-Chairman. Bobby Harrington was elected as the board representative to the Tennessee Legislative Network. We welcome this board as they begin their work to shape the future of our school system.
Pictured left to right: (standing) Mr. Michael Tate, District 1; Mr. Steve Crownover (Vice-Chairman), District 2; Mr. Tyler Wadley, District 3; Mr. Tommy Gordon, District 4; (seated) Mr. Bobby Harrington, District 5; Mr. John Walker (Chairman), District 6; Mr. Jeff Camper, District 7.
Henderson County School Board
Agenda
September 19, 2024, at 6:00 p.m.
The Henderson County School System would like to thank Tracey McKnight and the Friends of Heart Organization for their support of the health and well-being of our staff and students by helping us provide two more AED machines to be used throughout our county schools.
Basketball Jamboree Information!!
Come out & support all the hometown soccer teams!!!
Middle school kicks off at 5:30 pm with the high-school teams playing afterwards.
Gate Fee: $5 gets you into both games
Where: Lexington High School Football Field
...excessive heat may cause game times to be pushed back for player safety....
