Loudon High School is looking for a Tennessee Licensed Spanish Teacher to join our team. If interested, please contact Principal Scott MacKintosh at: mackintoshs@loudoncounty.org.
Congratulations Jaxon Walker on being a Mr. Baseball Finalist! Congratulations on such an amazing season! We are so proud of you, your accomplishments, and the impact you’ve had on the community. The Vols baseball signee is going to do amazing things!
Loudon High School baseball would like to give thanks to Coach Jason Lambert. Throughout his 8 seasons as the head coach he has lead the Redskins to 3 district championships, 3 regional championships, 2 sectional championships, 2 state tournament appearances, and was named Sectional Baseball Coach of the Year for 2022. Coach Lambert not only helped lead the Redskins to success on the field but off the field as well, having a tremendous impact within the community. Loudon High School, Loudon Baseball, and the community would like to thank you for your hard work and dedication throughout your 8 seasons at LHS.
Loudon High School would like to welcome Trent Elliott as the new Head Coach of our baseball program!
Coach Elliott has been an assistant with the program for the last two years, but is excited to move into the head position. He has a lengthy resume that includes being a 4-year letterman at Loudon in baseball and football. In 2014, he was named District Offensive MVP and was a 2013-2014 pre-season All-State selection. He earned All-District honors all four years and is a hard worker with immense talent.
We are so thankful he chose to return home and look forward to what he will accomplish with the program in his new capacity! Good luck, Coach Elliott.
Go Big Red!!
We apologize for any inconvenience. We sent out a message updating student debt for missing computer chargers. That message was incorrectly sent to the Loudon High School call list instead of specific families. We apologize for the confusion it caused. Thank you and have a great summer!
We apologize for the late release of this year's yearbook. The supplier has had a delay in all production. This is not exclusive to Loudon High School. They have assured us, and all their customers, that they are working quickly to deliver yearbooks. As soon as yearbooks arrive, we will inform our families. Students will then be able to come pick them up over the summer or can wait until August to receive their yearbook. Thank you for your patience.
Information regarding Loudon High School Honors Summer Reading:
Honors-level courses are designed to challenge students with rigorous academic material, and summer reading is a valuable way to ensure that students are adequately prepared for the upcoming school year. Through summer reading assignments, students will have the opportunity to develop their critical thinking skills, analyze complex texts, and prepare for the higher-level discussions and assignments that they will encounter in their honors courses. Additionally, engaging in summer reading helps promote the time management, independent learning, and self-directed inquiry skills necessary for success in higher learning environments. All texts have been chosen carefully by each grade-level teacher to help students better prepare for the unit essential questions they will encounter as they begin classes.
· All Honors English students must complete the assigned summer reading for the grade they are enrolled.
· Required books by grade are listed in this packet.
· Students must complete the assignment accompanying each book—these will be due:
English I: After the 1st week of classes in the FALL semester (freshman academy)
English II-IV: After the 1st week of English class in which the student is enrolled
· Reading assignments are available on the Loudon High School website. Many reading selections are available digitally, and sometimes for free, through Google books or the Kindle app. Students may also check out a copy of the book in the front office throughout the summer.
Note to parents: All book selections have been approved at the school and county level and will be an integral part of your student’s English curriculum. If you have questions or concerns about an assigned reading, please email Olivia Hicks, English Department Chair, at hickso@loudoncounty.org.
Forms for LHS Summer School have been sent. Summer School spots are limited and granted based on need and other school factors. The program is fast paced and covers a large amount of information in a short amount of time. Therefore, attendance is mandatory and students must be working towards mastery at all times. If you did not receive a form and believe your child would benefit from recovering a credit, please contact the high school. Spots are limited. Thank you!
LHS would like to thank our student interpreters for ELL class. We also wanted to congratulate Geo Gonzalez and Gerardo Nicolas on their upcoming graduation and wish them well in their future endeavors. They will be deeply missed!
Finally, we want to congratulate our students who have exited the ELL program. Well done students!
Families,
Only 3 more days to finish the FAFSA!
Watch the Senior Class of 2024 Graduation Ceremony Saturday, May 11, 2024 on Youtube on LHS News Magazine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0WUaCLYozI
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!
