Loudon High School

Families, We hope you had a great Thanksgiving! Next week begins our Fall 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. Engaging in any prohibited behavior will result in a zero and the test invalidated. -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.

Well done Noah on being recognized by the TSSAA for your character and outstanding sportsmanship! https://tssaa.org/article/loudon-senior-honored-for-outstanding-sportsmanship?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=tssaa_email_newsletter

The Advanced Fine Art students are SPECIAL guests on the LHS Morning Show! Learn about their workshop experience recently at UTK with Emma Tally, Aly Curtis, and Kate Hutton. See this one and all of our special guest Fridays at 11:00am. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeojvGQy8Gg

Episode 5 of the Big Red Sports Show features a conversation with Head Boys Basketball Coach Josh Graves. Join us on LHS News Magazine with your hosts Caden Ridings and Seth Henley. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bri_rZMCysA

The Lady Redskins Basketball Seniors are SPECIAL guests on the LHS Morning Show! See this one and all of our special guest Fridays at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO_cTrnpSkg

Episode 4 of the Big Red Sports Show we close the football season with Football Coach Jeff Harig. Join us on LHS News Magazine with your hosts Caden Ridings and Seth Henley. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZ9AZp_COX4

Peyton Finchum and Lily Rose were selected as TNSTRONG Student Ambassadors from the Health and Wellness Club led by Ellie Sexton and Sarah Kile. Peyton attended the statewide training in Franklin, TN. The TNSTRONG is a youth-led, statewide movement committed to raising awareness of the dangers of tobacco and fighting against the tobacco industry's influence on Tennessee youth. Students who apply and are accepted as ambassadors serve for two years, playing an active role within their communities, counties, and statewide. The Health and Wellness club partners with the Tennessee Department of Health and TVA Credit Union to launch campaigns about Nicotine cessation and suicide prevention.

Best of luck to our NJROTC cadets as they depart to Central High School for their drill competition. Bravo Zulu Redskins!

Good morning families, EMS was called to the school for a medical situation. Any family that needed to be notified has been notified. The school day remained normal and as scheduled. Thank you for your understanding.

Today, LOCO Construction had their BXTN building competition . This includes a framing, plumbing, and electrical team that competes against 20 other schools to build a room to print in 5 hours. This year we had an all girls framing team . They took home 3rd place and were highly praised by the judges and other male instructors! They built this room with hammer and nails which would be a challenge for anyone. Only a few teams completed the framework but they were the first team to finish.

We would like to thank all of our Veterans for their service and sacrifice! Thank you to our own First Sergeant Neill Sevelius for sharing with our student body today. We also thank Lieutenant Commander William Jackson who shared with our U.S. History class about his experience with the Hydrogen bomb and his time in the Korean War. Thank you gentlemen for your service and taking time to speak with our students this Veterans Day!

The annual NJROTC Pass and Review. This is a ceremonial presentation of the company for inspecting officers and guests of honor. Bravo Zulu.

The Loudon High Guidance Office and Educational Talent Search are sponsoring an FSA ID Help Event on Tuesday, November 12 from 4:00 until 6:00 in the Main Hallway. Remember, both a student and a parent must have a verified FSA ID to complete the FAFSA in the spring. We will be here to help both students and parents set up their FSA IDs. All participants will be entered in a drawing for a $25 gift card.

Loudon High School Families, We have been cleared to return back to the building. Classes will continue as normal. Thank you for your understanding.

Families, We had a sprinkler head that was accidentally damaged in the gymnasium. The school has been temporarily evacuated for first responders. We will provide an update momentarily. Thank you.

Loudon High School would like to thank Kimberly-Clark Corporation for their generous donation to our school. Thank you very much for supporting Loudon County Students!

Senior parents: it's time to think about senior tribute ads in the 2025 LHS Yearbook and commemorate the achievements of your child! Contact the yearbook adviser, Ms. Hicks (hickso@loudoncounty.org) with any additional questions.

Loudon High School would like to thank the Central Office Staff for preparing a delicious lunch for our faculty and staff. We appreciate all the hard work that you do for our district!

Competed in balsa bridge and won Max Load (Aurora, Alfie, Jealousy, Cristian, Cooper, Adilene); Miranda won Penny Boat Challenge, Rhys and Miranda won the Surveying competition! Banner day for LHS Engineering.

Congratulations to our hard working and caring people. Mr. Crowe, Carly, Ben and Brady!