HHS Beta Club inducts 28 new members
Back row (L-R): Jaleon Clark, Sinai Leon, Ja’Kylon Taylor, Jeremiah Clemmons, Mecasia Taylor, Mattilyn Taylor, Rachel Cunningham, Nima Hasan, Claudia…
TVA partnership awards East Side Elementary School STEM grant
The Tennessee Valley Authority, in partnership with Brownsville Utility Department and Bicentennial Volunteers Incorporated (a TVA retiree…
Eggcitement at Anderson
What an eggciting week at Anderson Early Child Center as PreK-3 and PreK-4 students set out on a hunt for hidden goodies. In a year filled with…
HCS Board moves forward on pressing repairs
In a county where aging school buildings are a constant and ever-growing concern, facilities remain a top priority of the Haywood County School…
HCS slated to receive millions in Covid funding, will mentor other districts
In a Tuesday press release, the Tennessee Department of Education announced that Haywood County is one of 48 school districts selected to participate…
HHS fine arts on stage this weekend
They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky, they’re all together ooky … and they’re coming to Brownsville. This weekend! Haywood…
Elementary schools celebrate Dr. Seuss
Silly socks, crazy hats, mismatched clothing and pajamas were the apparel of choice for many students and teachers at local elementary schools last…
Anderson welcomes new den leader
Anderson cubs welcomed a new leader to their beloved den Monday, March 1. The top cub at Anderson Early Childhood Center is Crockett-native Chris…
Little readers reach big goal at Anderson
By: Peggy Jackson, Haywood County Family Resource Centers Director Covid-19 has certainly brought many changes this school year with few areas of…
Hats off to HCS counselors
Advocate, mentor, teacher, adviser, friend. These are but a few of the countless hats worn by school counselors. Haywood County Schools recognized…
Littlejohn advances to state poetry contest
Four Haywood High School students silenced stage fright and bravely stood before peers and judges reciting 25 lines of poetry from memory. The…
Students from across Tennessee lend their insight to issues facing public education
More than 340 high school students gathered in Murfreesboro on March 10 to express their views on public education in Tennessee at the…