Any student who is taking an Honors English class next year should be aware of the mandatory summer reading assignments for each course. Use the link or QR code in the flyer to access all information. Students can borrow books starting this week. Copies will be available in the LHS front office beginning 5/15. Before that, students can see Ms. Hicks in room #31.
Happy birthday Mr. Brown! He leads students in developing important skills through welding and manufacturing. In addition, he is the coach of the bass team. He has great love for Loudon and effectively leads his students. He is a great teacher, and we are proud of his leadership. Happy birthday!
It's an honor to have a community that supports its teachers. We had many that donated food, treats, gift cards, and prizes to our hard working teachers this week. Our teachers go above and beyond every day in supporting and helping the next generation. We are thankful for all our community friends who supported our teachers!
Congratulations to Lily A. for being selected as the Northwestern Mutual Player of the Week presented by Brandon Millard. Lily was district runner up for the tennis team and advanced to the regional tournament. Congratulations Lily!
We are writing to inform you of a cybersecurity incident involving Instructure, the parent company of Canvas, which is used by Loudon High School, Fort Loudoun Middle School, and Greenback High School. Instructure has reported that it experienced a criminal cybersecurity incident and that the incident appears to be contained. While Canvas was down for several hours on Thursday, May 7, the company has restored access to users as of Friday, May 8.
According to information provided by the company, the data involved appears to include names, email addresses, student ID numbers, and messages among Canvas users. At this time, Instructure has stated that it has no evidence that passwords, dates of birth, government identification numbers, or financial information were involved.
We are continuing to monitor this situation closely and are awaiting additional updates from Instructure regarding next steps. As we learn more, we will share relevant information with families and staff. In the meantime, we encourage all students, staff, and families to be especially cautious with emails or messages that reference classes, assignments, student ID numbers, school accounts, or Canvas conversations. Please avoid clicking on suspicious links, opening unexpected attachments, or providing login information in response to an email or message.
Happy birthday Mr. T! He is an encouraging presence at LHS. He is always there to help support students. In addition, he serves in many other roles such as bus driver and an FCA leader. Mr. T wants what's best for students and works to help them achieve their goals. Happy birthday!
Congratulations graduates! We are excited to celebrate our Seniors achievements Saturday.
Parking will be available at the normal parking lots on campus. In addition, there will be parking at Fort Loudoun Middle School and on the football practice field.
Please be aware of exiting the practice field and do not block the entrances so people can exit at any time.
There are some handicap parking places outside the main gate and next to the football field house. Additional handicap parking is available inside the Carter Street gate. Vehicles with proper handicapped credentials will be able to park inside the Carter St gate until 9:45 or until full. Vehicles must have a handicapped plate or official handicapped tag to enter the Carter St stadium gate.
The main gate to the football field will be the primary entrance for graduation. The gate will open at 8:00 a.m. Once again, please be mindful of the graduation information.
-Gates into the stadium open at 8:00 a.m. on Saturday morning. The graduation stage will be facing the home side of the stadium.
-Only students, staff, our School Board, and Central Office Staff that will be seated on the field will be allowed on the field. All others will stay outside of the fence until the ceremony ends.
-Those in attendance may bring stadium seats, however, please refrain from large chairs in the stadium seating so we can fit as many people as possible. Shelters, covers, canopies, etc. will not be allowed in the stands.
-Attendees may stand or sit on the track, however there will be a space blocked off to assure those in the stands can see students on the field. Handicapped seating will be on the lower lever just above the handicap ramp on the north side of the stadium. Thank you for the help with accommodating those with special needs.
-No pets of any kind are allowed at graduation (other than certified and marked service animals).
-It is our hope that the ceremony will last approximately 70 minutes. Thank you in advance for your patience.
Happy School Nurse Day to Nurse Cargile! She takes great care of students and staff on a daily basis. She ensures that proper policies and procedures are in place and being followed. She takes great pride in her work and it reflects in all that she does. We appreciate all that she does for LHS!
We had a great time celebrating our retirees. These individuals have created a lasting impact on Loudon High School, and they will be greatly missed!
1stSgt David "Top" Dukes came to Loudon High School in 2001 and quickly embodied Redskin Pride. He assisted in continuing the Esprit de Corps of the NJROTC program. In addition, he spent time coaching basketball and providing commentary for Redskin Radio during football season. He spent many years coming in early for PT or leading the NJROTC drill team. His passion, work ethic, and Georgia Bulldog spirit is unmatched. We thank him for his 20+ years of service to Loudon High School. Bravo Zulu.
Mr. David Cherry came to Loudon High School in 2003. He has served faithfully in the math department, primarily with Geometry. He has consistently produced high achieving students. His attention to detail, precision, discipline has been an asset to LHS. He upheld a rigorous classroom that challenged students and pushed them to be their best. In addition to the classroom, he spent many years leading the Redskin golf team, even taking golfers to the state tournament. We thank him for his 20+ years of service to Loudon High School.
Mrs. Karen Niosi came to Loudon High School in 2021. Since then, she has taken on numerous roles for LHS. In each aspect, she has always supported students and staff. She is firm and holds students accountable, yet caring and loyal. She desires what is best for students and made it her daily job to help them achieve their goals. She would often come in early and stay late, volunteering to help in every capacity. Recently, she has even taken to the pitch to help Coach Sam Harrison and the Lady Redskin soccer team. We thank her for her time at LHS and wish her the best.
Thank you Kasi Lawson from TVA Employees Credit Union and their gift for teacher appreciation! We thank you for appreciating our hard working teachers!
Happy birthday to Mrs. Greta Smith! She has tremendous care for her students. She works extremely hard providing instruction, support, and care. She is patient and compassionate, and she has been a great asset to our school. We wish her a very happy birthday!
A big thank you to Brandon Millard at Northwestern Mutual for providing breakfast to our teachers this morning. Brandon is an alumni of LHS, and he has consistently invested back into his school and community. We are thankful for his friendship and support.
Pre-Registration is open for you to join us this summer for our 2026 Loudon Baseball Youth Camp! The dates will be June 15th and 16th from 8:30-2:00. The purpose of the camp is to provide kindergarten-6th grade baseball players an opportunity to learn and practice many offensive and defensive skills in a FUN, ENGAGING environment!
Lunch will be provided, and concessions will be sold during the camp hours. All you need to bring is a hat, baseball pants, cleats, bat and glove, bathing suit for the Loudon Pool, towel, and sunscreen!
Use the links below or QR code to register and pay. All pre-paid registered attendees will get a camp T-shirt!
Pre-Registration is $60
Registration day of is $65
(Checks and Cash accepted as well)
Pre-Payment
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Pre-Registration:
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Congratulations to our monthly recognition recipients.
Mrs. Bunch was voted the Teacher of the Month for her organization and leadership of Redskin Day and the Academic Celebration. She communicated plans well and puts her heart and soul into everything she does.
Mrs. Niosi was selected as the Staff Member of the Month for being such a hard worker. She is firm yet understanding, and she works tirelessly to keep students accountable. She is a team player and has given up much of her own time to help volunteer with test administration.
Isaiah H. was chosen as the Student of the Month for showing great personal growth. He has exhibited qualities of respect and responsibility. He treats others with kindness and completes his assignments. He is polite and goal oriented with clear aspirations for his future.
Johnny G. was voted as the Student of the Month for successfully competing his senior year. He established meaningful goals and completed them with dedication and perseverance. He has done an outstanding job.
To kick off Teacher Appreciation week, we want to thank the Loudon Interact Club for the donuts this morning, LifeBridge Church for lunch, and the Key Club for the Health and Wellness bags. We appreciate the support to our faculty and staff. LHS has an amazing group of educators and community partners.
Happy birthday to Mr. Lance Walden. His vast set of skills and resourcefulness benefit LHS in many ways. He imparts his knowledge to his students. Together, they create and complete a wide variety of projects that improve the school and community. His work ethic and heart for others is evident in all that he does. We appreciate all he does for his students, the school, and the community and we wish him a happy birthday!
We want to thank our fantastic cafeteria team. Every day they are the first to arrive, and they spend a great deal of time and effort to prepare wholesome meals for students and staff. Even when crazy schedules are thrown their way, they adapt and figure out ways to keep everyone fed. We appreciate their hard work at LHS!
Happy Birthday Mrs. Christina! She works hard in providing nutritious meals and keeping the school looking nice. She works tirelessly in caring for students and the school every day. We appreciate her hard work and all that she does for LHS, and we wish her a happy birthday!
Although he should be recognized regularly for his leadership and extreme dedication to Loudon, today is the designated day to acknowledge Principal MacKintosh. He is a servant leader and keeps students at the front of every decision. He is an advocate for teachers and staff while fostering a culture of success. We can't thank him enough for his devotion to Loudon High and the community. We appreciate you Principal MacKintosh!
Congratulations to Eli K. for being chosen as the Northwestern Mutual Player of the Week presented by Brandon Millard. Earlier this week in the start of the district tournament, Eli has a batting average of .462, ops .995, 6 1B, and 3 RBI. Congratulations Eli and good luck continuing on in the district tournament!
