A special thank you to these three at South Side Elementary for their hard work gathering and sending in the information and photos for the week!! You are wonderful!!
The Henderson County Youth Leadership Program had their first session today. The cohort, comprised of students from both LHS and SHHS, spent the afternoon together completing various team building tasks and bonding as a group. Congratulations to these 11 students that were selected to participate in this program.
A special thank you goes our to Rebecca Rainey for your leadership within our school system!!
Day FOUR of CELEBRATING South Side Elementary!! Today, we celebrate STAFF MEMBERS who are so very important!!
Day TWO of spotlighting and celebrating South Side Elementary!!
... South Side School opened its doors as a K-8 school in 1985 when Saris and Reagan schools were officially closed. Mr. Neal Wright became the first principal. Teachers from both schools joined together and formed South Side School. Sardis was the Blue Devils while Reagan was the Red Devils, yet South Side wanted to become their own. With that in mind, their colors became green and gold, and their mascot became the Mustang. Since 1985, they have added two additions.
..." We have said tearful goodbyes to many staff and faculty since 1985. Some have retired, and others have passed away. There are still three remaining people who have been at South Side since 1985. They are Tina Wright, Crystal Williams, and Sherry Grice. We would like to give a special tribute to Mr. Neal Wright. Our school would not be what it is without him. We are truly blessed to have our current principal, Mr. Marty Johnson, lead our school."
This week, the Henderson County School District celebrates the faculty, staff, and students at SOUTH SIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL!! South Side was founded in 1987! We hope you enjoy the week celebrating this great school!
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Congratulations to those who made the Henderson County South Baseball Team!
Henderson County North Softball A and B teams had a great weekend in Martin. The A Team won their bracket and the
B team placed 3rd. Congratulations!
Enjoy your day!!
We want to thank these ladies for all their work submitting the information for their school's celebration this week and all you do throughout the year as a member of your school's Media Team! Thank you for keeping the parents, guardians, family, and friends of Beaver School so well informed!
Henderson County Schools Celebrates Beaver School - Day 5
LHS has received two new vehicles through the Innovative School Models Grant! Pictured are Principal Steve Lindsey and Career Counselor Nicki Johnson.
SHHS has received two new vehicles through the Innovative School Models Grant! Pictured are Principal Adam Wood, Career Counselor Chase Qualls, and Assistant Principal Whitney Crider.
Henderson County Schools
Celebrating Beaver Elementary School
Day 4 - Beaver School Staff
Henderson County Schools -
Celebrating the Faculty at Beaver Elementary School
Home of the Hornets
Thankful for all you do!!
Henderson County Schools - Celebrating Beaver School - Day 2
Beaver School was established on July 1, 1951. The property was located between two creeks. Little Beaver Creek was on the north side and Big Beaver Creek was on the South Side. This is where Beaver got its name.
Beaver has had several additions over the years:
In 1969/70, the school closed for an addition to the Cafeteria and Library, and the students attended Montgomery School that year. In 1971, there was an addition to the lower grades of four classrooms and restrooms. In 1982, the "New Gym" was added. In 1989/90, four classrooms and the back of the library were added. In 1998/99, they again added four more classrooms and restrooms to the upper grades. In 2013, a new office was added in addition to a conference room, nurse office, computer lab, and teacher's lounge.
Beaver School currently has 304 students!
This week, the Henderson County School District is SPOTLIGHTING Beaver Elementary School!! We hope you enjoy this week's celebration of one of our nine great schools!
We are excited to begin "spotlighting" each of our excellent Henderson County Schools next week!! We have schools full of outstanding teachers, staff, and students! Enjoy!
Working as a team for the children in our community through the "Handle With Care Partnership." Pictured are: Evangeline Watanabe (Handle with care state coordinator), Kim Bryant (Henderson County Coordinated School Health Director), Jeff Middlleton (Lexington City Police Chief), Melanie Douglas (Lexington City Coordinated School Health Director), and Amber Wood (Henderson County Sheriff Dept Investigator).
Excited for our 28 LHS and 10 SHHS Juniors that began Middle College together today at the Lexington JSCC campus! Good luck to each of you!
