Congratulations! Greenback School has been named a 2024ā2025 Reward School for excellence in education.
This honor reflects the hard work and dedication of incredible students, staff, and families. šš
This honor reflects the hard work and dedication of incredible students, staff, and families. šš
š North Middle School = 2024ā2025 Reward School! š Proud of our students, staff & families for making excellence a tradition!
š Big news! Highland Park Elementary has once again been named a 2024ā2025 Reward School ā earning this honor for the third year in a row! šš Weāre so proud of our students, staff, and families for their dedication and excellence.
š Big news! Eaton Elementary has once again been named a 2024ā2025 Reward School ā earning this honor for the fourth year in a row! šš
Weāre so proud of our students, staff, and families for their dedication and excellence.
We are thrilled to announce that Steekee Elementary School has been recognized as a 2024ā2025 Reward School - this is the second year in a row! This honor reflects the hard work and dedication of incredible students, staff, and families. šš
During its Annual Convention, the Tennessee School Boards Association (TSBA) recognized eight school board members for achieving Master Board Member status. Congratulations to LCBOE Board member, Zack Cusick, for reaching this elite status!
Loudon County Board of Education was recognized in Nashville as meeting all criteria for Tennessee Healthier Schools
Challengeāa statewide initiative designed to recognize and reward school districts that demonstrate a
commitment to promoting student wellness and academic success through healthier school environments.
Challengeāa statewide initiative designed to recognize and reward school districts that demonstrate a
commitment to promoting student wellness and academic success through healthier school environments.
Today, we honor the courage, sacrifice, and service of our Veteransāpast and present. From classrooms to communities, your legacy inspires us all. Thank you for defending freedom and modeling integrity for the next generation. #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans šŗšø
Join us as we celebrate and honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Each school in our district will host special Veterans Day events to express our gratitude and teach students the importance of service and sacrifice.
Heads up, families! Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday, Nov. 2. Donāt forget to set your clocks ā¬
ļø BACK one hour Saturday night!
Enjoy the extra sleepāweāll see you Monday! š
Enjoy the extra sleepāweāll see you Monday! š
š Happy Halloween to all our families! Wishing you a night full of fun, sweet treats, and safe adventures.
Enjoy the magicāand stay safe out there! š»š¬
Enjoy the magicāand stay safe out there! š»š¬
This week, Loudon County Schools is celebrating what it means to be a responsible, respectful, and resilient digital citizen. From protecting privacy to practicing kindness online, our students and staff are leading the way in creating safe, smart digital spaces. Whether you're posting, sharing, gaming, or learningāyour choices matter. Letās model integrity, empathy, and curiosity in every click.
š Spooky Season Alert!
šļø Proudly sponsored by the Loudon County Sheriff's Department
š Justice Center (Hwy 11 @ Sugarlimb Road)
š October 30 | 5:30ā7:30 PM
š» Whether you're in costume or just curiousāeveryone's welcome to join the fun!
šļø Proudly sponsored by the Loudon County Sheriff's Department
š Justice Center (Hwy 11 @ Sugarlimb Road)
š October 30 | 5:30ā7:30 PM
š» Whether you're in costume or just curiousāeveryone's welcome to join the fun!
Loudon County students will be out of school Oct. 6ā10. Enjoy the time offārest, recharge & soak up the season! šāØSee you back Monday, Oct. 13
Today we shine a spotlight on the everyday heroes who keep our schools clean, safe, and running smoothlyāoften before the first bell rings and long after the last student leaves. From mopping up messes to fixing whatās broken, our custodians do it all with quiet strength and big hearts.
Letās give a loud and proud THANK YOU to the folks who make our hallways sparkle and our classrooms shine!
Letās give a loud and proud THANK YOU to the folks who make our hallways sparkle and our classrooms shine!
Fueling young minds, one payment at a time! Easily manage student meal accounts with just a click: www.mypaymentsplus.com
How to make an online payment:
1. Go to www.mypaymentsplus.com
2. If you are a new user, you will need to choose register/create account
3. Select State
4. Select School District "Loudon Co. Board of Education"
5. You will use your student(s) ID numbers to create an account for your student(s). The student ID is different from the PIN used daily, if you do not know the student ID, contact us.
6. There is no fee to have an account and monitor your student's account balance.
7. There is a 4.75% fee to make an online payment.
How to make an online payment:
1. Go to www.mypaymentsplus.com
2. If you are a new user, you will need to choose register/create account
3. Select State
4. Select School District "Loudon Co. Board of Education"
5. You will use your student(s) ID numbers to create an account for your student(s). The student ID is different from the PIN used daily, if you do not know the student ID, contact us.
6. There is no fee to have an account and monitor your student's account balance.
7. There is a 4.75% fee to make an online payment.
Today, we celebrate the brilliant minds behind the screensāthe 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 donāt just fix problemsāyou 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!
Weāre proud to announce that Eaton Elementary, Highland Park Elementary, and North Middle School have each earned a Level 5 designation based on their 2024ā2025 TVAAS data, released by the Tennessee Department of Education last week!
