First “Coffee and Conversation” at HHS
September 26 was the first of an opportunity for the community to come together with educators, students, and … Continue reading
We are Haywood Schools
The mission of Haywood County Schools, in partnership with families and community, is to ensure an engaging, respectful, and safe environment where all students are empowered with the knowledge and skills needed to pursue post-secondary opportunities.
Power Student and Parent Portal
District Code for Parent Portal is DZKQ.
If you need your password reset, please email parentportal@hcsk12.net.
Power Teacher Portal
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Haywood County Schools
STEM Mini-Grant Application
Fall 2018
The Application (below) is to be completed by typing in the information. Print completed application and have your principal sign it. Return application to Marjorie Vaulx at Haywood County Board of Education on or before November 26, 2018. Please keep the following in mind while completing mini-grant application: you are allowed to buy from Amazon and Wal-Mart online. This will be done by way of a gift card. If you use a gift card you will be charged tax and shipping; it should be figured into your grant allocation of $200.00. If you use a gift card you will be required to submit the receipt to Jessica.reggans@hcsk12.net within 48 hours. Awardees will be announced at the December meeting of the Board of Education. FALL 2018 MINI-GRANT APPLICATION
Haywood County School Board meetings will be held Thursday, December 13, 2018; January 10, 2019; February 14, 2019; March 14, 2019; April 11, 2019; May 9, 2019; June 13, 2019; and July 11, 2019.
Useful Information
Haywood County Schools
900 E. Main St., Brownsville, TN 38012 (731) 772-9613
The Haywood County Schools website includes links to individual K-12 schools and the early childhood education program.
Twitter - Haywood County Schools@Haywoodschools, Instagram - Haywood County Schools, Facebook - Haywood County Schools.
Superintendent
Superintendent of Haywood County Schools, Joey Hassell welcomes pupils back for the 2017-2018 school year.
Read MoreMeet the Board
Meet the Board members responsible for overseeing the running of Haywood Schools.
Read MoreSchool Board Agenda
Haywood County Schools Board Meetings where our school Agenda is discussed.
Read MoreMeet the Administration
Names and contact details for everyone responsible for the Haywood County Schools system.
Read MoreSchool Calendar
View useful information such as school breaks and progress reports forall 14 of the schools in within Haywood County.
Read MoreHealthier Haywood Meals
Nutrition standards for school meals require that students must select at least ½ cup fruit and/or vegetable at breakfast and lunch.
Read MoreEmployment
The Haywood County Board of Education is actively seeking teachers and other staff across the school system.
Read MoreCode of Ethics
Read our Code of Ethics which is bound by all teachers in the Haywood County Schools system.
Read MoreFederal Programs
Details on the federal programs of the Haywood County Schools system, including complaints, grievances, discrimination policies and more.
Read MoreCommunity Links
Links and contacts for the Mayor, Chamber of Commerce and Brownsville County.
Read MoreCurriculum & Instruction
The Office of Curriculum and Instruction assists district personnel in improving classroom instruction through the development, revision, and training of Tennessee State Standards.
Read MoreCoordinated School Health
Health advice by our school nurses, healthy and fun recipes for parents, kids and teenagers.
Read MoreNews Archive
Links and contacts for the Mayor, Chamber of Commerce and Brownsville County.
Read MoreLibraries
Details of libraries and resources available to our students.
Read MoreTransportation
Details on transportation for students in the Haywood County district.
Read MoreAssessment Calendar
Details on the Haywood County Schools Assessment Calendar.
Read MoreTextbook List
View our Haywood County Schools textbook list.
Read MoreTNReady
View the TNReady page with lots of helpful information and tips for parents and students.
Read MoreTechnology
Haywood County Schools Technology Acceptable Use Policy
Read MorePublic Chapter 644
This document includes a summary of the state laws that provide explicit rights to parents, legal guardians, or students
Read MoreH.E.L.P.
Haywood County Extended Learning Program has a mission is to provide challenging before- and after-school activities that will meet the academic, recreational, cultural, social, and safety needs of the students of Haywood County.
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HHS host for Industrial Round Table
Brownsville Mayor Bill Rawls and Stanton Mayor Alan Sterbinsky were joined by the Tennessee Department of Economic … Continue reading -
Garrett retires
Harold Garrett retires from School Board Thursday night, Superintendent of Schools Joey Hassell and his … Continue reading -
HCS holds Meet and Greet
On Monday night, July 30, the public was invited to attend a Meet and Greet with all Haywood County Schools … Continue reading -
School board approves raises and bonuses for employees
The Haywood County School Board met in a short session before the July 10 meeting to discuss employee salaries and … Continue reading -
Budget and student scores topics at School Board meeting
School board members met at 4:30 May 10 to go over the budget before bringing it up for approval at the board … Continue reading -
Celebrating HCS employees
2018 Retirees: Janice Bird, Anderson 28 years; Sylvia Harwell, Anderson 35 years; Linda Whitten, Anderson 9 years; … Continue reading -
HCS Board meets on April 12
Joining students, families and other guests at Anderson’s first Leadership Showcase were Superintendent Joey … Continue reading
USEFUL LINKS & INFORMATION
According to State law TCA 49-6-5005, schools are to provide parents and guardians with information about meningococcal disease and the effectiveness of vaccination against meningococcal disease. Per the CDC Vaccine Information Statement, Meningococcal disease is a serious bacterial illness and is the leading cause of bacterial meningitis in children 2 through 18 years old in the United States. The good news is that a vaccine is available.