TDOE & the Governor’s Early Literacy Foundation will provide reading resources for all TN families of K–2 children for free. Students will receive an At-Home Decodable 7 Book Series and high-quality books from Scholastic. Order here: https://readingresources.mybrightsites.com/
Digital Citizenship Week is Oct. 16-20. Working together, schools and families can prepare kids to think critically and use technology in positive, creative, and powerful ways. Check out resources at Common Sense Media: https://www.commonsense.org/education/family-resources
Thank you to Ron Lee and HomeTrust Bank for donating desks, chairs, and a conference table to our school system!
It is finally time for Fall Break! Enjoy the days off and see you back on Monday, October 16.
NMS student Noah Browning was recognized during the Oct. School Board Meeting for qualifying for the TMSAA State Cross-Country Meet. He finished 28th of 133 runners. Congratulations! #loudoncountyproud
It's World Teachers' Day, time to celebrate those who dedicate their lives to transmitting knowledge, skills, and experience. Thank a teacher today!
Take a look at the CSH, FRC, and LAUNCH student support newsletter. Lots of great information to share.
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Check out Locopalooza tomorrow - a joint venture between Loudon County and Lenoir City Schools.
Did you know October 2-6 is Family PE Week? Let's get out and enjoy this nice weather by participating in physical fitness activities as a family! #familieslovepe
October is National Principal's Month! We celebrate our nine principals and commend them on the hard work they do to lead their schools!
Happy National Custodians Day! Thanks for all you do for our staff and students.
Cindy Purdy, Loudon County Family Resource Center, was recognized today at the Governor's residence by TDOE FRC Director @Taylor Rayfield and Commissioner Reynolds for 24 years' service to Loudon County families. Congratulations!
LCBOE hosted a Multicultural Parent Night at FLMS! Congratulations to all of the students who exited the ELL program in 2023. Thank you Kinya Watts @TCATKnoxville for sharing all of the free educational opportunities available to our parents. #AdultEducation
Loudon County Schools named THE BEST place to work in Loudon County!
National Hispanic Heritage Month starts today. It is a time to honor the myriad of traditions, historical moments, and contributions of individuals with Hispanic roots in American society. Here are 25 fun activities to celebrate! https://www.weareteachers.com/hispanic-heritage-month-activities/
Congratulations to the Loudon County Board members who were recognized at the Sept. 14 meeting for their state Boardsmanship Awards:
a. LaVonne Barbour, Level I
b. Melissa Browder, Level I
c. Lisa Harvey, Level I & II
d. Kenneth Presley, Level II & Level III
e. Zack Cusick, Level III
f. Kimberly Bridges, Level IV
Congratulation to Carla Ellis, FLMS (5-8), and Lily Bunch (K-4), Loudon Elementary School who are Tennessee Science Teachers Association (TSTA) nominees. TSTA recognizes outstanding science teaching throughout the state.
Enjoy the long weekend with no school on Monday for Labor Day. See you back on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
"Get Your Selfie to School!" September is School Attendance Awareness Month. We invite everyone to be involved by showing their support and encouraging Loudon County students to attend school every day. Their education is valuable and important!
It is Battle of the Bridge Week in Loudon County, and that means students are participating in the annual Food Drive for Good Samaritan Center. You can bring any non-perishable foods to your school, or cash donations are also accepted (make checks payable to Good Samaritan Center of Loudon County). The football game is Friday at Loudon High School. Go Redskins!
