Loudon High School

🚗💨 Engineering Design CO₂ Dragster Tournament Results 💨🚗 What a finish in this year’s CO₂ Dragster Tournament! Huge shoutout to Mr. Heath for continuing this awesome tradition—now in its 4th year—and for tracking some of the fastest times we’ve ever seen. 🏆 Winners: 🥇 1st Place – Lexie O. 🥈 2nd Place – Jocelyne O. 🥉 3rd Place – Micah K. & Kai G. Lexie O. didn’t just win—she set the bar HIGH with the fastest time recorded to date: ⏱ 0.865 seconds over 19 meters ⚡ That’s approximately 49 mph!

Congratulations to Bryer O. for being selected as last week's Northwestern Mutual Player of the Week presented by Brandon Millard. He has been highly effective at the plate with a .333 BA, .944 OPS, 3 H, and 2 RBI. Great work Bryer and Congratulations!

Happy birthday Coach Henry! He works tirelessly to teach healthy habits to students while running a top level weight room. When he isn't teaching, he is improving the field house for athletes and students. He is committed to helping young people take on a healthy lifestyle that will help them beyond the school. Happy birthday Coach Henry!

Happy birthday Mrs. Yates! We thank her for her hard work in bringing quality content to her math classes. She helps to prepare students academically so that they can be successful. Happy birthday day Mrs. Yates. We hope you have a great day!

Save the date for the class of 2026 graduation. The ceremony will take place Saturday, May 9, at 10:00 on the Loudon High School football field. More details to come at a later date. We look forward to celebrating our Seniors!

🎉 Academic Celebration 2026 🎉 Join us as we celebrate the incredible achievements of our students at Loudon High School! This special event will honor not only academic excellence, but also growth, leadership, resilience, and the many ways our students make Loudon proud every day. Parents and guardians are welcome—we would love for you to be part of this celebration! 📣 Award nomination notifications will be sent out one week prior to the event. Let’s come together to celebrate ALL the ways our students shine. 🌟

Congratulations to our monthly recognition winners. Mrs. Adkins was selected as the Teacher of the Month for making English fun, exciting, and meaningful. She presents information in various formats. In addition, she does a great job coaching tennis and cross country. Mr. Robbie was chosen as the Staff Member of the Month. He selflessly serves the school and is an incredibly hard worker. He is always positive and enjoys being at the school. Junior A. was voted as the student of the month for always being prepared, determined to learn, always smiling, and very respectful. His smile and demeanor sets an example for his peers. Shaella R. was voted as student of the month for being a bright light. She volunteers serving students in the school. She is a positive influence and a great model for the school.

It is Assistant Principals Week, and we are grateful for the opportunity to recognize two outstanding leaders, Mr. Wiley Brakebill and Mrs. Jennifer Stewart.
From early mornings to late afternoons, they provide steady leadership, address challenges with care, and support both students and staff—often behind the scenes. Their dedication, professionalism, and commitment to our school community do not go unnoticed.
Thank you, Mr. Brakebill and Mrs. Stewart, for all you do each and every day.

Happy birthday Ms. Ellie! She is such a valuable asset to our students and staff. She offers a friendly and welcoming environment for students to work through difficult situations. She is a tremendous listener in all situations. We thank her for her dedication to LHS students and wish her a happy birthday!

Don't forget, schedule requests for the 2026-2027 school year are due tomorrow. Please turn in the schedule form to guidance tomorrow. Thank you!

Launch families, Wednesday, March 25, Launch coordinators will be hosting a parent meeting. Come and learn about the Launch parent and student surveys.

Loudon High School Key Club attended the K-T District Conference. LHS Key Club won Most Outstanding Key Club of Division 4. They also won the Early Bird Award. Lily W. won Most Outstanding Key Clubber for Division 4. Story S. was pinned the new Lieutenant Governor for Division 4, replacing outgoing LTG Aly C. Clint B. Received endorsement from the KT District to run for the International office of Trustee. David V. Acted as campaign manager, while Evan K. and Emma C. managed the campaign for the new District Governor. David V., Landen T. and Leondro B. served on the Sergeant of Arms committee.

Whether it is in the classroom, on the pitch, or on a stage, Coach Hughes gets the job done. He is a great teacher and mentor for his students and his team. We appreciate all that he does for students and the high school, and we wish him a happy birthday!

Just an important reminder that the official ACT test day will be tomorrow! Juniors need to be at school by 8:05 for the official ACT. Sophomores and Freshmen will take a practice ACT. The ACT is a state requirement for graduation in Tennessee. Tomorrow, the Juniors will be taking the official ACT on the computer. It is crucial that students fully update their computers. Please have your students “check for updates” in the search bar on their computers. Then, please make sure the TestNav program will launch from their desktop. In addition, students were given information regarding their MyACT account. Please make sure your Junior has created and account and completed the non-test materials. Following their ACT, the Juniors will eat and be able to go home. It is important that during testing students remember: They may not have a cell phone, Apple/smart watch, tablet, earpods, or Bluetooth-enabled device on their person during testing. If students bring any of these items to school on a day they are testing, they must be provided to the Test Administrator to be secured prior to the start of all testing sessions. Not to talk to other students or make any disturbance. Not look at another student’s test materials. Not ask for or provide help in answering any test questions. Use only approved materials for taking notes. Not have access to or use any electronics or recording devices at any time during the testing session, including breaks. To follow all instructions provided by the Test Administrator Failure to follow these rules may lead to a student having their test invalidated and/or subject to disciplinary action. We encourage you to discuss these rules with your son or daughter, and to contact the school if you have any questions. Thanks for your continued support! Seniors will remain at home on Wednesday, March 18, to work on their college and career readiness. If they need to improve their grade, make up assignments, or need remediation, we ask that they come to school that day. All Sophomores and any freshmen enrolled in an honors course will take the practice ACT on paper then will rotate through their normal classes after lunch. This data will allow ACT prep teachers to personalize instruction to assist students for the official ACT. They will rotate through their normal schedule after lunch. Freshmen will rotate through study halls and tutoring sessions in the morning, then they will rotate through normal classes after lunch. Good luck tomorrow on the ACT! https://my.act.org/account/signin?location=https://my.act.org

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Happy birthday Mrs. Lizette! She works hard every day to provide nutritious meals to students and staff. She is always helpful and kind to everyone. We appreciate all that she does with our cafeteria staff, and we wish her a happy birthday!

It's not too late to get prom tickets! See Mrs. Crawford for more information.

Tuesday, March 17, is the official Junior ACT. The ACT is a state requirement for graduation in Tennessee. On Tuesday, March 17, the Juniors will be taking the official ACT on the computer. All Juniors need to be at school by 8:05. It is crucial that students fully update their computers. Please have your students “check for updates” in the search bar on their computers. Then, please make sure the TestNav program will launch from their desktop. In addition, students were given information regarding their MyACT account. Please make sure your Junior has created and account and completed the non-test materials. Following their ACT, the Juniors will eat and be able to go home. It is important that during testing students remember: They may not have a cell phone, Apple/smart watch, tablet, earpods, or Bluetooth-enabled device on their person during testing. If students bring any of these items to school on a day they are testing, they must be provided to the Test Administrator to be secured prior to the start of all testing sessions. Not to talk to other students or make any disturbance. Not look at another student’s test materials. Not ask for or provide help in answering any test questions. Use only approved materials for taking notes. Not have access to or use any electronics or recording devices at any time during the testing session, including breaks. To follow all instructions provided by the Test Administrator Failure to follow these rules may lead to a student having their test invalidated and/or subject to disciplinary action. We encourage you to discuss these rules with your son or daughter, and to contact the school if you have any questions. Thanks for your continued support! Seniors will remain at home on Tuesday, March 17, to work on their college and career readiness. If they need to improve their grade, make up assignments, or need remediation, we ask that they come to school that day. All Sophomores and any freshmen enrolled in an honors course will take the practice ACT on paper then will rotate through their normal classes after lunch. This data will allow ACT prep teachers to personalize instruction to assist students for the official ACT. Freshmen will rotate through study halls and tutoring sessions in the morning, then they will rotate through normal classes after lunch. Good luck on Tuesday for the ACT! https://my.act.org/account/signin?location=https://my.act.org

With it being Spring Break, we got a little behind. We want to wish Mrs. Cram a Happy Birthday! She is an incredible teacher. She is thorough, detail oriented, and demanding of her students. She holds them accountable and is able to push the to do their best. We are glad she is part of our Redskin family, and we are thankful for her influence! Happy Birthday!