Today, we celebrate the brilliant minds behind the screens—the tech heroes who keep Loudon County Schools connected, protected, and running smoothly every single day. From troubleshooting Wi-Fi mysteries to safeguarding student data, our technology team is the backbone of innovation and efficiency. Their work powers classrooms, supports staff, and ensures every learner has access to the tools they need to succeed. Thank you for your expertise, your patience, and your tireless dedication. You don’t just fix problems—you build possibilities.
Fort Loudoun Middle School teacher Madison Williams was recognized by the School Board last night for her courageous actions in saving a student from choking. Presenting her a plaque of appreciation was Principal Blake Harris and Board Member Stephanie Hatcher.
Malachi Hawkins, LHS student, was recognized at the September Board of Education meeting for his outstanding achievement competing at the HOSA International Leadership Conference. He was presented a plaque by board member Stephanie Hatcher. Congratulations Malachi!
We’re proud to announce that Eaton Elementary, Highland Park Elementary, and North Middle School have each earned a Level 5 designation based on their 2024–2025 TVAAS data, released by the Tennessee Department of Education last week!
September is School Attendance Awareness Month!
Every day counts when it comes to student success! This month, we’re highlighting the importance of showing up, staying engaged, and building strong attendance habits that last a lifetime.
✅ Students who attend school regularly are more likely to succeed academically and socially.
✅ Good attendance helps build routines, responsibility, and resilience.
✅ Families, educators, and communities all play a role in supporting consistent attendance.
Let’s work together to ensure every student is present, prepared, and empowered to thrive!
#AttendanceMatters #SchoolEveryDay #StudentSuccess #SchoolAttendanceAwarenessMonth
Every day counts when it comes to student success! This month, we’re highlighting the importance of showing up, staying engaged, and building strong attendance habits that last a lifetime.
✅ Students who attend school regularly are more likely to succeed academically and socially.
✅ Good attendance helps build routines, responsibility, and resilience.
✅ Families, educators, and communities all play a role in supporting consistent attendance.
Let’s work together to ensure every student is present, prepared, and empowered to thrive!
#AttendanceMatters #SchoolEveryDay #StudentSuccess #SchoolAttendanceAwarenessMonth
The latest measure of students’ academic growth known as the Tennessee Value-Added Assessment (TVAAS) shows Loudon County Schools is among the top school districts in East Tennessee! Loudon County Schools is proud to have been designated a Level 5 school district as a result of its 2024-2025 TVAAS data released yesterday by the Tennessee Department of Education. A Level 5 is the highest TVAAS designation and indicates there was significant evidence the district's students made more growth than expected.
Loudon County Schools earned an overall Level 5 composite score for student academic growth.
District earned a Level 5 score for Literacy & Numeracy
District showed at least a year’s worth of growth in every academic subject.
At the school level,
Three schools earned a Level 5 designation (Eaton Elementary, Highland Park Elementary, and North Middle School).
Loudon High School earned an overall Level 4 composite score for student academic growth and was the top high school in the county with the most student growth in 2024-25.
78% of schools in the district showed at least a year’s worth of growth as indicated by an overall composite score of Level 3 or higher.
Loudon County Schools earned an overall Level 5 composite score for student academic growth.
District earned a Level 5 score for Literacy & Numeracy
District showed at least a year’s worth of growth in every academic subject.
At the school level,
Three schools earned a Level 5 designation (Eaton Elementary, Highland Park Elementary, and North Middle School).
Loudon High School earned an overall Level 4 composite score for student academic growth and was the top high school in the county with the most student growth in 2024-25.
78% of schools in the district showed at least a year’s worth of growth as indicated by an overall composite score of Level 3 or higher.
Labor Day = no bells, no homework, just rest!
Celebrate hard work by doing none of it.
Football,, backyard BBQs, and naps encouraged. 😴🌭🏗️
See you Tuesday, Loudon County!
#LaborDay #NoSchool #LoudonCountySchools
Celebrate hard work by doing none of it.
Football,, backyard BBQs, and naps encouraged. 😴🌭🏗️
See you Tuesday, Loudon County!
#LaborDay #NoSchool #LoudonCountySchools
Celebrating Excellence in Board Leadership!
TSBA proudly recognizes school board members who go above and beyond their local duties to grow professionally and serve more effectively.
👏 Join us in congratulating:
✨ Andy Disney – Level I Certified Board Member
✨ LaVonne Barbour – Level III Certified Board Member
✨ Melissa Browder – Level IV Certified Board Member
These awards reflect a commitment to lifelong learning and leadership. Levels I–IV are honored during Fall District Meetings, and we’re thrilled to celebrate these outstanding individuals!
#TSBA #BoardLeadership #FallDistrictMeetings #EducationChampions #CertifiedBoardMember
TSBA proudly recognizes school board members who go above and beyond their local duties to grow professionally and serve more effectively.
👏 Join us in congratulating:
✨ Andy Disney – Level I Certified Board Member
✨ LaVonne Barbour – Level III Certified Board Member
✨ Melissa Browder – Level IV Certified Board Member
These awards reflect a commitment to lifelong learning and leadership. Levels I–IV are honored during Fall District Meetings, and we’re thrilled to celebrate these outstanding individuals!
#TSBA #BoardLeadership #FallDistrictMeetings #EducationChampions #CertifiedBoardMember
Congratulations to North Middle teacher Kayla Grant who was honored Friday in Nashville as a Novice Teacher of the Year. #loudoncountyproud
Battle of the Bridge: More Than a Game! LHS is teaming up with the Good Samaritan Center to fight hunger in Loudon County. Drop off nonperishable food or donations at LHS by Aug 28, 3:30 PM. All gifts go directly to families in need. Let’s show what Redskin Nation is all about.
Great news, Loudon County parents! 🎉 This year, we’re partnering with MagicSchool AI’s enterprise platform to provide safe, secure, and innovative learning tools for our staff and students. Together, we’re building a smarter, safer school year! #LoudonLearns #MagicSchoolAI
As we head into the 2025-2026 school year, do not forget to download our district app! It's everything Loudon Co. Schools, in your pocket. Download for Android https://bit.ly/3Oxvn58 Download for iPhone https://apple.co/42VRfeP
As in years past, we are kicking off the 2025–26 school year with a gentle launch to help students transition smoothly back into the classroom!
This soft start gives everyone a chance to settle in, meet teachers, and get comfy with routines before the full hustle begins.
Let’s make the first days feel like a warm welcome—not a whirlwind. 💙
This soft start gives everyone a chance to settle in, meet teachers, and get comfy with routines before the full hustle begins.
Let’s make the first days feel like a warm welcome—not a whirlwind. 💙
Loudon County Schools CTE is pleased to announce we have received the Perkins Reserve Grant to start an Aviation program for our high school Juniors and Seniors. This program will prepare students to earn their Private Pilot License and Remote Pilot Certificate, which is an FAA Drone License for commercial use.
Today, our Technology Center experienced a power outage that has impacted several software systems, including the Skyward Student Information System. Our team is actively working to restore functionality, but please note:
🚫 Access to Skyward will be unavailable throughout the weekend. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we resolve the issue. Updates will be provided as soon as service is restored. Thank you for being part of a community that pulls together when tech throws us a curveball!
🚫 Access to Skyward will be unavailable throughout the weekend. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we resolve the issue. Updates will be provided as soon as service is restored. Thank you for being part of a community that pulls together when tech throws us a curveball!
As in years past, we are kicking off the 2025–26 school year with a gentle launch to help students transition smoothly back into the classroom!
This soft start gives everyone a chance to settle in, meet teachers, and get comfy with routines before the full hustle begins.
Let’s make the first days feel like a warm welcome—not a whirlwind. 💙
This soft start gives everyone a chance to settle in, meet teachers, and get comfy with routines before the full hustle begins.
Let’s make the first days feel like a warm welcome—not a whirlwind. 💙
Greenback CTE Building Program will be auctioning the house they built on Saturday, July 19, 2025 at 10:00 AM.
Parents- You can access your students’ scores and recommended next steps online through the TCAP Family Portal starting on 7/17/25. To access the TCAP Family Portal, visit: https://familyreport.tnedu.gov/login
It's almost time for TN Tax Free Weekend - July 25-27
Congratulations to North Middle teacher Kayla Grant for her recognition as East Core TN Novice Teacher of the Year! Her passion, dedication, and innovative spirit have made a lasting impact on her students and school community. This recognition is a testament to her incredible work and bright future in education.
