Congratulations to our wonderful teachers and student- Peyton, Brianna, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Smith.
Please join us for graduation this Saturday, May 11, 2024 at 10:00 a.m.
Doors will open at 8:05.
Please use the front entrance, side entrance next to the auditorium, and the back entrance at the top of the stairs.
Parking will be limited.
For Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to extend our deepest gratitude to all the teachers who have dedicated their lives to educating and inspiring our students. Your passion, commitment, and resilience shine through in every lesson you teach and every challenge you overcome.
Monday - DISTRICT SOCCER Loudon vs. Sequoyah, May 6th @ Home starting at 6:30pm. Go Los Indios.
Redskin Baseball District Championship Final Game against Heritage High School is Monday, May 6 @ Loudon. Game time 6:00pm. Come out and support your Redskins!
The day HON Chem II has worked for all semester - STEM Olympics!
These students trained once a month. We had stations where they completed a physical task before they could tackle chemistry concepts.
Atomic timelines, formula derivations, pH/pOH, Gas Laws, Hess Law, Q vs K constants, Dilutions, Kinetics, Activation Energy, and Organic Chemistry!
Great lesson Mrs. Mourfield!
Thank you to our amazing cafeteria staff for another year of providing great and nutritious meals!
Loudon Baseball plays in District Game Round TONIGHT, Friday, May 3rd @ 5:00pm. Come out and support your Redskins! Round 4 starts on Sat. (5/4) @ 4:00pm
Don't forget about the LHS Band Spring Concert tonight at 7:00!
DISTRICT BASEBALL & SOFTBALL Tonight (Thurs. 5/2) at Loudon. Baseball starts at 5pm and Softball starts at 6pm @ Home, both teams are playing against Lenoir City. Tickets are $7.00. Come out and support your Redskins!
Seniors, don't miss out on the Senior Sunrise on May 7th at 7:30 a.m.
Loudon High School is fortunate to have this man leading. Happy Principal Appreciation Day to an outstanding Principal!
The LHS Science and STEM department had the distinct pleasure of hearing from the ST Senior Scientist / Lead Technologist for the Advanced Planning Office of NASA, Dr. Kumar Krishen. Thank you for sharing your scientific knowledge and experience with us!
Makenna Russell and Rebecca Pinkston, former winners at the school level, went on and both won 1st place at the district level in the GFWC Woman’s Club writing contest! Rebecca won 1st in the short story category, and Makenna won 1st place with her poem. They have both continued and are competing at the state level!
The very first Decathletes and Pentathletes!
Decathletes: Nolan Bassett & Drew Schmieder
Pentathletes: Emma Curtis & Kaylee Cooper
After day 1 of the Decathlon, Nolan stands at 5th and Drew stands at 10th. The decathlon resumes tomorrow!
The Pentathlon is complete with Kaylee placing 15th and Emma placing 16th!
In a Pentathlon, an athlete competes in five events in one day: the 100 meter hurdles, High Jump, Long Jump, Shot Put and the 800 meter.
In a Decathlon, an athlete competes in 10 events over the course of 2 days: the 100 meter, Pole Vault, Discus, Triple Jump, 400 meter, 110 meter hurdles, Long Jump, Shot Put, High Jump & 1500 meters.
We would like to thank the Be Pro truck for providing a great learning opportunity for our students this week! Our student ambassadors got trained on each simulator so they could help the instructors. They are also helping with job placement and finding areas of focus in a CTE program. Thank you to our CTE programs and CTE administrators for backing us on the great opportunity to help these kids prepare for a great career.
Last week, the LHS National Honor Society collected donations for the Loudon County Animal Shelter. Here some of our seniors are dropping them off to some very appreciative cats and dogs!
Just a reminder that The Spring Band Concert has been moved to May 2. We hope to see you there!
Families,
Next week begins our Spring End of Course testing. Here are some great steps to be best prepared for testing.
-Please make sure all students manually update their computers and shut it down completely over the break. Students should be able to access TestNav on their computer if it is fully up to date.
-It is also important that students familiarize themselves with a list of all prohibited items, specifically that not electronic devices besides the student issued computer is allowed in the testing classrooms. A list of all prohibited items can be found on the Tennessee Department of Education website.
-Students and staff cannot not access any testing materials that are not theirs, nor shall they review or discuss any of the questions before, during, or after testing.
-Students and staff cannot copy, photograph, share, or reproduce any testing materials.
-Students and staff must follow all proper testing policies and procedures outlined in the test administration manual.
-Students and staff cannot engage in any activity not related to testing while in the test room. This includes no access to phones, smartwatches, AirPods, computer programs or websites.
-Any violation of Tennessee testing procedures outlined in the Test Security Manual may result in the exam being invalidated and not scored
Best of luck Redskins!
If students are not enrolled in one of the state tested courses, they will rotate through their classes and continue working towards mastery in each class.
Congratulations to Peyton, Ian, Nurse Cargile, Mr. Haun, and Mrs. Hopper for being recognized for their outstanding work each day.
