The FFA had a petting zoo today at school. The kids got to see chicks, ducklings, a pig, a miniature horse, a calf, and rabbits! They loved it ❤️ Thanks again to Mrs Stricklin and the Ag Department.
The Student Council attended their LEDSC (Little Egypt District of Student Council) District Convention today! The whole council listened to speakers, networked, and participated in leadership activities to learn skills to bring back to our school and to help raise money for St. Jude. Kallie Keasler retired her position as district liaison, giving her title to junior, Lilly Finnie. Congrats to Kallie for her year of service to the LEDSC, and we look forward to seeing Lilly do the same in the 2020-21 school year. Council member, Addison Bean also awed the crowd with her rendition of the National Anthem at the start of the convention.
Caitlin George and her finished t-shirt quilt!
Students in the Advanced Foods class enjoyed preparing food for Mardi Gras! There has been jambalaya, shrimp po’ boys and homemade beignets!
Laney Naas recently finished her quilt in sewing class.
Maddie Naas finished her quilt in Sewing class today!
We ❤️ our seniors! #hawkpride
We ❤️ our seniors! #hawkpride
Can you find the future Family Consumer Science Teacher?
Good Luck to Mrs. Newton and the Jr. High Varsity Scholar Bowl Team tomorrow, they will be competing in the Regional Tournament in Marion! Go Hawks!
Anatomy and Physiology I students doing modeling clay neuron activity.
Jr. High Volleyball lost to a very good NCOE team. Pictured is 8th grader Brooklynn Sanders serving and setting.
Congratulations to Gracie Cox, Aundreya Blain, and Jenna Vickery on making the 2019-2020 Little GEC All Conference Girls Basketball Team. Great job girls!
Hawks kick off regional play TONIGHT at 7:30 at Crab Orchard against Meridian! Let’s go Hawks!
Attention high school students: there will be a fan bus available for our boys regional game at Crab Orchard tomorrow night. We will only take the bus if at least 20 students sign up. Sign up tomorrow in the office. You can bring a signed note or we will call for permission. Bus will leave around 6:15.
These are some of the 4th grade winners of the 2020 Gallatin County Soil & Water Conservation District poster contest. They received giftcards and trophy for their winning entries about Pollinators
The junior high tech students competed in a “Build a Catapult” STEM challenge in class on Friday. First place in distance was reached by 5th graders Briana and Wyatt. Second place in distance was reached by 6th graders Chaye and Stone.
2020 Graduation dates have been set!
Jr High May 14th 7:30 pm
High School May 15th 7:30 pm
Congratulations to our FFA Public Speaking team! Kallie Keasler and Sidney Raymer both placed 1st, Faith Zirkelbach and Caitlin George placed 3rd and Anna Martin placed 4th! Great job!
Lifelong Gallatin County Teacher!
