Reading intervention is key at HCS
Reading intervention is key at HCS Reading - one of the most crucial elements of every child’s education – develops critical thinking skills and…
2 cafeterias score perfectly
Kudos to Anderson and East Side cafeterias In a recent email from Superintendent Joey Hassell, the CEO of Haywood County Schools applauded two school…
New social workers
Haywood County Schools welcome social worker at every school School board meets, substitute teachers needed The Board of Education convened last…
HCS delivers aid to Waverly
Haywood County’s benevolent true colors shone brightly last week as the community rallied together to support fellow school district Humphreys…
Join HCS in aiding flooded Waverly schools
Please donate and join Haywood County Schools as they participate in a state-wide fundraiser to benefit fellow school district Humphreys County,…
New cafeteria tables at two HCS schools
Many Haywood County School students dined at new cafeteria tables this week. Over the weekend, East Side Elementary and Haywood High School were the…
HCS educator selected for TEC Fellowship
East Side Elementary STEAM teacher Sharon Clark is one of 18 educators, making up 150 years of experience from 8 districts across the…
Year-end celebrations
Anderson Cubs, Haywood Elementary Pouncers and East Side Wildcats celebrated the rapidly-approaching close of the 20/21 school year with field days.…
Up up and away at East Side
East Side Pouncers received an extra special, and for many, once-in-a-lifetime treat Monday and Tuesday as part of their end-of-year fun. Fourth…
Bookmark winners
East Side Elementary School recently hosted “Reading is my Superpower” book week. As part of the celebration, students participated in a bookmark…
East Side inventor secures state title
The creativity and ingenuity of East Side Elementary fourth-grader Jacoby Clemmons (pictured above with STEAM teacher Sharon Clark) have secured him…
Talent abounds at East Side
East Side Wildcats took the stage and won hearts Thursday, May 6, at the school’s talent showcase. Twenty third- and fourth-graders stole the show…