Day FIVE of BARGERTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL!! This school is no doubt, "READY, RESPECTFUL, & RESPONSIBLE!!" Thank you for five fun days of celebrating you!!
This is day FOUR spotlighting BARGERTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL!! Today, the STAFF is being celebrated!!! Thank you for all you do to help make Bargerton a great school!
Day THREE of celebrating a wonderful school!! Today, we are spotlighting the STAFF at BARGERTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL!! Thank you for all you do for the students at Bargerton Elementary!
Bargerton School was established in 1921. The original school had three rooms heated by a wood stove and used coal oil lamp lighting. In 1936 the school still consisted of three rooms, but a generator had been installed. They now had electricity. In 1958 county school consolidation began thus combining area students from Antioch, Mt. Gilead, Center Ridge, Bolen's Chapel, and Union Cross with Bargerton. In later years students from the Park Meals school would also join Bargerton. *We believe all information supplied for this post to be factual, but a few details could be incorrect.
It's BASKETBALL season in Henderson County! Remember you can check the Henderson County Schools App for schedules and scores!
This week we celebrate our FIFTH school in Henderson County... we are excited to celebrate BARGERTON Elementary School, Home of the Bargerton Rebels! Bargerton Elementary was established in 1921! We hope you enjoy a week of Bargerton Elementary School's History, Faculty, Staff, and long-time traditions!
Mr. Jonce Lemmings, Construction Teacher at LHS, is being recognized by Mrs. Kim Hendrix, for he and the LHS Construction class building the new pavilion at The Henderson Carl Perkins Center. #community #workingtogether
A great morning at the Henderson Co. Schools Basketball Jamboree at South Side Elementary School! Remember that game schedules are available for your convenience under your school on the Henderson Co. Schools App. You can find them under "Events" and "Scores and Schedules."
LHS day FIVE! Today is about long-standing traditions at Lexington High School. There were so many things discussed, but didn't want to leave anyone out... such as Jam Day, Great Pretenders, ROTC, FFA, Band, Freshman Commitment Day, Beta, HOSA, etc. There are so many great things at LHS! We hope you have enjoyed celebrating LHS this week!
Henderson County Youth League Basketball Sign-Up Information! If you have any questions, please contact Mr. HArlan Fesmire at 731-249-1201 or email him at fesmire.harlan@hcschoolstn.org
The sign-up form is linked below and is on the website under documents.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12qvGqkULBB5WNxASa8O5jfCLV2a1dwCN_v8XJtud_lw/edit?usp=sharing
Day FOUR of spotlighting LHS is all about the STAFF!! This group of individuals are VITAL to a school! LHS is lucky to have each of you!!
Director of Schools Danny Beecham proudly introducing Mr. Dantrail Brown, the school system's new maintenance supervisor, at the principal's and supervisors' monthly meeting today at the Watson Center.
Day 3 of celebrating LHS is all about the FACULTY!! Thank you for everything each of you do for the STUDENTS at Lexington High School!! You are incredible!
Day TWO of spotlighting LHS leads us to explore the school's HISTORY! Lexington High School was formed officially by the Henderson County Court and the State Legislature in 1909.
Brenda Fidder, in her book, "Henderson County Tennessee Connections," wrote the following:
"In 1901, a good free school for all grades was recognized as being the greatest need of Lexington. "With this, we may hope to increase our population and wealth. Without this, we will hardly hold our own." In the fall of 1909, 230 students in all grades registered at Lexington Training School and Henderson County High School, a public school (later named Lexington High School). "Our building is new, commodious and comfortable, our school head as capable a man as can be found (Prof. J.O. Brown) and his corps of teachers equal to any that can be secured." Students could choose from three courses of study: Latin, Commercial, and Scientific/English."
Lexington High School has a long and rich history. We hope that you enjoy today's spotlight! There are more details for each photo on the Facebook Post.
A special thank you goes out to Mr. Phillip Renfroe for helping with photos and organizing facts and dates for this post. Phillip, your love of our community does not go unnoticed. Thank you for all you do for Henderson County. You are a blessing to the community as a whole.
*** Also, please keep in mind that we believe all information supplied for this post to be factual, but we could have a few details incorrect. 🙂
This week, we celebrate LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL, Home of the Big Red Tigers!! Lexington High School was established in 1909! We hope you enjoy a week of Lexington High School's History, Faculty, Staff, and long-time traditions!
Soccer Information 🥅
Happy Fall Break to you!!!!
Day FIVE of SPOTLIGHTING WEstover Elementary School!!! We hope you have enjoyed the week of smiling faces where it is, "Always a great day to be a BEAR!"
Day FOUR is in CELEBRATION of Westover's STAFF! They wanted to say, "A good school is only as strong as its support staff. We appreciate everything you do for our bear family. WEstover wouldn't be the same without you."
Day THREE of celebrating WESTOVER Elementary School!! Today we are spotlighting their incredible staff!!
