Thank you to Natchez Trace State Park for coming and talking to our Summer Camp students.
Summer Camp - Hunting bees outdoors finding bumble & honey bees along with a few other critters important to our ecosystem.
Summer Camp - Hunting bees outdoors finding bumble & honey bees along with a few other critters important to our ecosystem.
Summer Camp STEM Spreading pollen with Cheetos.
Summer Camp Stem 5-28 why do bees buzz? The bee’s wings move at 11,400 strokes per min & creates a true buzz sound. Some bees like bumble bees amp up their buzz to shake loose pollen of certain flowers because some flowers won't even give up their pollen until they are “buzzed.” students useded their “buzz” to try to move pollen studying vibrations, sound & nature.
Skip counting is in full bloom in second grade Summer Camp ! 🌸
Summer Camp Rising K and 1st grade students have learned about bees in Stem! They are using vibrations from their buzzing to move the “pollen”. 🐝
Summer Camp Rising Fourth Grade students explored the theme of friendship in their read-aloud. They completed a craft at the end of the lesson as a reminder of how to be a good friend
Summer Camp K and 1st grade students had fun learning about how to handle our emotions and enjoyed a special guest reader to read "If You Take A Mouse To School" while we learn about the letter M!
Summer Camp started today, and we are kicking things off with our exciting Carnival theme! Get ready for an unforgettable summer filled with learning, smiles, excitement, and lots of fun!
Rising K and 1st grade students enjoying STEM time at Summer Camp!
Rising First Graders at Summer Camp had a blast learning about penguins and how they care for their young. Students listened to a read aloud about penguins and wrote sentences about what they learned. Then they had a relay race to practice carrying their “egg” like daddy penguins.
Lady Lions Basketball Summer Skills Clinics
Middle School Baseball All- Conference Team Members
From tiny caps and gowns in Pre-K to seniors walking across the stage, graduation season in the Henderson County School District always reminds us just how special this journey is. Watching our youngest students celebrate with the same excitement and big dreams as our graduates headed into the next chapter is something that never gets old.
It has been a great school year filled with learning, growth, challenges, memories, and so many reasons to be proud of our students and staff. Now it’s time to celebrate every accomplishment, soak up summer break, and enjoy some well-earned rest before we do it all again next year. Congratulations to all of our graduates — from Pre-K to High School! 🎓
Way to go, Henderson County Schools' Faculty, Staff, and Students!
Danny J Beecham
Director of Schools
It has been a great school year filled with learning, growth, challenges, memories, and so many reasons to be proud of our students and staff. Now it’s time to celebrate every accomplishment, soak up summer break, and enjoy some well-earned rest before we do it all again next year. Congratulations to all of our graduates — from Pre-K to High School! 🎓
Way to go, Henderson County Schools' Faculty, Staff, and Students!
Danny J Beecham
Director of Schools
Henderson County Schools will be well represented in the TSSAA state tournament. Congratulations to all of our athletes and coaches.
Henderson County Spelling Bee Congratulations!
Congratulations to our Henderson County Spelling Bee winners! We are so proud of each of these outstanding students for their hard work, dedication, and determination.
🏆 1st Place: Austin Stone (Westover)
🥈 2nd Place: Ellen Scott (Scotts Hill)
🥉 3rd Place: Sazson Molina (Westover)
We also want to give a huge congratulations to all students who participated and made it this far. This was a phenomenal group of talented spellers, and each contestant represented their school with excellence.
Great job to everyone! We are proud of you!
Dear Henderson County Teachers,
As we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week, I want to take a moment to personally thank each of you for the difference you make in the lives of our students every single day.
Across Henderson County, your dedication, patience, and commitment do not go unnoticed. You show up each morning ready to support, challenge, and inspire, often going far beyond what is asked. Whether you are preparing students for important assessments, guiding them through challenges, or celebrating their successes, your impact reaches far beyond the classroom.
This time of year is especially demanding, yet you continue to lead with professionalism and care. Because of you, our schools remain places where students feel supported, encouraged, and equipped for their future.
On behalf of our entire district, thank you for the countless hours, the steady encouragement, and the genuine care you give to our students and to one another. Henderson County is stronger because of you.
We appreciate you this week and every week.
Sincerely,
Danny Beecham
Director of Schools
Henderson County Schools
As we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week, I want to take a moment to personally thank each of you for the difference you make in the lives of our students every single day.
Across Henderson County, your dedication, patience, and commitment do not go unnoticed. You show up each morning ready to support, challenge, and inspire, often going far beyond what is asked. Whether you are preparing students for important assessments, guiding them through challenges, or celebrating their successes, your impact reaches far beyond the classroom.
This time of year is especially demanding, yet you continue to lead with professionalism and care. Because of you, our schools remain places where students feel supported, encouraged, and equipped for their future.
On behalf of our entire district, thank you for the countless hours, the steady encouragement, and the genuine care you give to our students and to one another. Henderson County is stronger because of you.
We appreciate you this week and every week.
Sincerely,
Danny Beecham
Director of Schools
Henderson County Schools
Today, we are proud to celebrate National School Nurse Day and recognize the incredible individuals who care for our students each and every day across Henderson County Schools.
Our school nurses do far more than treat bumps and bruises. They are a steady presence, a calm voice in stressful moments, and a trusted support for students, staff, and families alike. From managing daily health needs to responding in critical situations, their work often goes unseen—but it is always felt.
Their compassion, professionalism, and dedication help ensure that our schools remain safe, healthy, and ready for learning.
On behalf of Henderson County Schools, I want to personally thank each of our nurses for the difference you make in the lives of our students. We are grateful for you today and every day.
— Danny Beecham
Director of Schools
Our school nurses do far more than treat bumps and bruises. They are a steady presence, a calm voice in stressful moments, and a trusted support for students, staff, and families alike. From managing daily health needs to responding in critical situations, their work often goes unseen—but it is always felt.
Their compassion, professionalism, and dedication help ensure that our schools remain safe, healthy, and ready for learning.
On behalf of Henderson County Schools, I want to personally thank each of our nurses for the difference you make in the lives of our students. We are grateful for you today and every day.
— Danny Beecham
Director of Schools
Graduation Week is a meaningful time in Henderson County as we recognize and celebrate our seniors. We look forward to honoring the Class of 2026 at Scotts Hill High School on Thursday, May 7, and at Lexington High School on Friday, May 8. These ceremonies mark an important milestone, and we look forward to celebrating it with you.
To our graduates, you have represented your schools and your community with pride. As you move forward, carry with you the knowledge and experiences that have shaped you, and approach the future with confidence and purpose. The path ahead will present new challenges and opportunities, and you are well prepared to meet both.
On behalf of Henderson County Schools, Director of Schools Danny Beecham extends his best wishes for continued success and fulfillment. We are proud of your accomplishments and look forward to the contributions you will make in the years ahead.
To our graduates, you have represented your schools and your community with pride. As you move forward, carry with you the knowledge and experiences that have shaped you, and approach the future with confidence and purpose. The path ahead will present new challenges and opportunities, and you are well prepared to meet both.
On behalf of Henderson County Schools, Director of Schools Danny Beecham extends his best wishes for continued success and fulfillment. We are proud of your accomplishments and look forward to the contributions you will make in the years ahead.
