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Making Education Priority One In Loudon County
The Leadership Alumni Association of Loudon County will host a public forum to
spotlight the importance of excellence in education for our community. The event, Stakeholder’s Forum: Making Education Priority One in Loudon County is scheduled for Thursday, February 11, 2010 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of First Baptist Church, Lenoir City. The public is invited and encouraged to attend.
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Congratulations to Loudon County Teachers of the Year
This years Loudon County Teachers of the Year are: Angela Patterson, 2nd Grade, Eaton Elementary, Paulette Franklin, 5th Grade Science, North Middle, JoAnn Harris, 10th-12th Grade Foreign Language, Loudon High. Loudon County NEW Teachers of the Year were: Cheyenne Rust, Kindergarten at Eaton Elementary, Casey Hicks, 9th-10th English Literature at Greenback, Julie Ann Easter, Kindergarten at Steekee Elementary. Congratulations and thank you for all you do for the children of Loudon County.
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Little Tennessee Valley Cooperative Recognizes Teachers
Bobby Amburn, CTE instructor at Loudon High School and Jessica Touten, Special Education Teacher at Philadelphia School were honored for their work with students in our community.
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Thompson inducted into Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame
On Saturday, January 16th, 2010 Loudon High School Baseball Coach Bill Thompson was inducted into the Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Only 43 people have ever been inducted into the Hall of Fame. Thompson has been the only baseball coach at LHS since 1975. He has 667 career wins and has coached over 1000 games. He has won 11 District Championships, 3 Regional Championships, 1 Sectional, 2 State Quarter Final Finishes and 1 Semi-State Final Finish in his 35 years of coaching. The LHS baseball stadium even bears his name. Thompson has been District Coach of the Year 12 times and Regional Coach of the Year 3 times. In his acceptance speech Thompson stated that inside the classroom and on the baseball field this had been his "Dream Job". Congratulations Coach Thompson!
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ROMP Casting Call
The Family Resource Center of Loudon County Schools is seeking the recruitment of teens and children from 5 to 18 years of age to perform or participate in its Arts and Souls After-school musical stage performance titled “ROMP”.
Musical experience is not necessary. Regular rehearsal attendance is required.
ROMP is Loudon County*s rendition of the Broadway musical STOMP with a twist of community involvement.
Registration dates: January 19th - 27th.
We have a place for everyone.
For additional information call 458-8502.
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