Way to soar above the rest!
#NationalSchoolBreakfastWeek
We were so excited to welcome our special guest reader, Mrs. Janet Hays, to our classroom today. She read The Sour Grape to our students, and they absolutely loved it! 🍇 The story sparked great conversations about choices, attitudes, and treating others kindly.
As if that wasn’t sweet enough, Mrs. Hays also brought treats for everyone — which made the day even more special! 💜
Thank you, Mrs. Hays, for sharing your time and love of reading with our third graders. What a wonderful way to celebrate the joy of books! 📖❤️









Time to serve it up, dig deep, and protect our nest!
Let’s pack the stands! Game starts at 1pm!

Pin Oak Book Fair is returning on Friday, March 13th, through Thursday, March 19th!!
Family Night will be Tuesday, March 17th-- More details to come at a later date.


March 2nd-6th-- Reading Bingo & Reading Log-- Keep track of their reading during the week to complete a bingo. Students will turn a bingo reading log sheet into their teacher for a sticker or piece of candy.

HENDERSON COUNTY SOUTH BASEBALL
GAME DAY! JV BEGINS AT 5 PM
SCOTTS HILL CITY PARK


We can't wait to celebrate Dr. Seuss and his loved for reading!!

Our blood drive is today from 12:30-5:30 at Pin Oak School. The top student will receive a $25 gift card and the top class gets a pizza party!!
Come out for this great cause!!


It’s almost time to bring the spirit, energy, and teamwork to the field! If you’re interested in trying out for cheer, we are excited to see you there! ❤️🤍
📌 Important: All students must complete the Google Form registration before tryouts. This form is required in order to participate.
https://forms.gle/cJ5nyxSoMmVqzu1m9
✅ Fill out the form
✅ Submit by the deadline
✅ Come prepared and ready to shine!
Tryout details, clinic dates, and additional information are included in the form.


Henderson County Schools pauses to reflect on the importance of Black History Month.
Black History Month provides an opportunity to recognize and honor the achievements, resilience, leadership, and lasting contributions of Black Americans — in our nation, across Tennessee, and here in our own community. We are grateful for the opportunity to learn, to listen, and to grow together. At each of our Henderson County Schools, we remain committed to ensuring every student feels seen, valued, and empowered to make a difference.



