Henderson County welcomes Trey Knolton as Henderson County South's Head Baseball Coach.
18 days ago, Bryant Hollingsworth
Prek celebrated yellow and blue day!
18 days ago, Brandy Grooms
5th grade has been learning about inherited traits. We learned that plants inherit traits.
19 days ago, Leah Chandler
South Side Pre-K started their color unit today with the color red. Parents sent in red snacks to go along with red day!
21 days ago, Brandy Grooms
Grandparents Breakfast Information
22 days ago, Brandy Grooms
September Menu
22 days ago, Brandy Grooms
PreK - 4th Grade Families: The Governor’s Early Literacy Foundation and Henderson County Schools have partnered to provide all PreK-4th grade families access to resources to continue your child’s learning at home! Please see the attachment/ post for more information. Text messages will begin going out to families next week.
23 days ago, Henderson County Schools
We would like to say Thank You to these young men for greeting our students this morning on their game day. Go out tonight and support these young men in their game tonight at SHHS at 7PM. Good Luck Guys!!
24 days ago, Courtney Aston
Color Dress Up Days
Help support our Pre-K Class by wearing the color of the day.
25 days ago, Courtney Aston
Grandparents mark your calendar for September 5th!
25 days ago, Brandy Grooms
Substitute Bus Drivers Needed - For more information, please contact Calvin Western or Tony Brasher at the Henderson County Board of Education. Call 731-249-1208.
29 days ago, Henderson County Schools
Why School Attendance Matters
Showing up each day makes a difference! Regular school attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student success, both in the classroom and later in life. When students attend school consistently, they build strong learning habits, develop critical social skills, and stay on track academically.
Missing just a few days here and there can quickly add up. Research shows that students who are chronically absent—missing 10% or more of the school year—are more likely to fall behind in reading and math, struggle to stay engaged, and face greater challenges graduating on time.
Good attendance also prepares students for the future. Being present and on time teaches responsibility, commitment, and time management—skills that post-secondary schools and employers value highly.
Parents and guardians play a critical role in supporting attendance. Encouraging routines, scheduling appointments outside of school hours, and communicating with teachers when challenges arise can all help keep students in class and learning.
At Henderson County Schools, we are committed to helping every student thrive. By making school attendance a top priority, families and schools can work together to give our children the best chance at success—today and in the future.
29 days ago, Henderson County Schools
Look what kindergarten has been doing this week.
30 days ago, Tiftonia Hart
Meet the Lions. These South Side boys are ready for some football! 🏈🔥
30 days ago, Courtney Aston
Experiment Day. 5th grade worked hard on building their rocket cars and 6th grade worked hard building a cooler. We had a fun week on the STEM bus. Big thanks to Ms. Karissa for leading us.
about 1 month ago, Leah Chandler
First graders enjoying snow cones!
about 1 month ago, Cara Essary
South Side Elementary was honored to host the Henderson County Board of Education monthly meeting. The board members toured the school and the county STEM bus. Also, Ms. April McClain was awarded county PreK-4th grade Teacher of the Year.
