STREAM students made elephant toothpaste while learning about different types of solutions and reactions.

Second Grade students visited different places in the community to learn about where we live!

Students had a visit from Officer Bruce to finish off their community helpers unit.

Our 6th graders took a trip to The Homeplace to visit an 1850s working farm and Living History Museum!

All summer camp students celebrated Juneteenth! Some made foldables, watched videos, and read stories about freedom day!

Water Day fun to celebrate the hard work of Summer Learning Camp: water slides, ice cream sundaes, scavenger hunts, and field day events

First grade ESL students work on writing sentences at the journal center.

Students choose which center they want to go to next. They can choose phonics, word work, journal, Lalilo, or games during their center time.

Leadership and learning opportunities for CTE students don't stop during summer break--and summer 2024 was no exception!

Agriculture pathway student Lucy Beth Jackson represented our district at the Governor's School for Agricultural Science on the campus of UT Martin from May 27-June 21.

Amelia Northam, HCHS STEM pathway student, represented our district June 2-29 on the campus of UT Knoxville at the Governor's School for Sciences and Engineering.

Through the WBL program, students put their knowledge and skills to work. For the fall 2024 semester, there are 33 WBL students who leave for a portion of the school day to participate in real-world career opportunities at 30 different WBL employer partners. Our partners for this semester include:

HC Chiropractic Clinic, Able Stables, Lakewood Elementary, Henry Elementary, Sweet Jordan's, HC Auto Repair, West TN Bone & Joint, Wheatley Tech, L & D Properties, Crove Media, Paris Elementary, Rhea Elementary, Bonnie's Real Estate, Sunrise Farms, McDevitt's Construction, HC Tech Department, Max Steele, Dynamix, Lamon Farms, Southern Concrete, PML, Mill Creek Farms, HC Theater Department, McKenzie Valve & Machining, HC Prevention Coalition, Lakeway IGA, Trolinger's, the UPS Store.

The School Nutrition Summer Feeding Program served over 31,000 meals this summer!

Students at Lakewood Summer Learning Camp enjoy breakfast & lunch for free daily!

The summer feeding staff was responsible for providing meals to over 15 sites across the county!

The School Nutrition team spent the day learning how to best feed our students nutritious meals!

Summer Learning - Students spent the day at the KOA experiencing the day in the life of camping.

Thank you to KOA and to Emma Dotson for being our personal lifeguard!

After a week of learning about the different types of animals and their habitats, students experienced up close learning at the Safari Park. They said this was the best field trip ever!

Harrelson 3rd, 5th, and FFA students all got to attend the Henry County Fair this year. What an incredible way for our students to experience and learn from agricultural experts in the community. The students loved it and were amazed at the variety of Fair activities and happenings!

We are off to a GREAT start at Harrelson for '24-25!

Henry students earned Pirate Praise during the first week of school for going above and beyond the expectations for G.O.L.D. behavior! When a student earns Pirate Praise, they get to choose a book from our book vending machine!

Henry teachers delivered treats and homemade goodies to our Partners in Education: Commercial Bank, Kroger, Shelter Insurance, and Tosh Farms.

Third and fouth grade students visited the Henry County Fair where they learned about different agriculture topics and viewed the fair exhibits.

Kindergarten students filled "About Me" bags with personal items from home to share with their classmates, offering a glimpse into their lives and personalities. This activity not only fostered a sense of community but also helped the young learners connect with each other on a deeper level by celebrating their unique interests and backgrounds.

The Lakewood cheerleaders opened car doors for arriving fans before the game on Thursday, adding a touch of excitement and hospitality to the pre-game atmosphere. Their spirited welcome set a positive tone for the event and showed their dedication to supporting the community.

Mrs. Christy's class celebrated yellow day by dressing in yellow, making yellow crafts, and singing songs!

Coach Lassiter's PE classes are getting creative every Friday by developing new games to play with our little Patriots. Given a variety of props, students are tasked with designing their own unique games, fostering creativity, teamwork, and leadership skills in the proces.

Mr. Jackson's Advisory class took a tour of the campus, where students learned the best routes to all of their classes. The first few days of high school can be intimidating, especially when navigating an unfamiliar school. However, by week two, these students have mastered the layout and are moving confidently through our halls.

Students kicked off our first Fun Friday of the school year with a lively karaoke session. We weren't sure how they would respond, but they absolutely loved it! The event was a hit, and we even had several teachers step up to the mic and showcase their talent alongside the students.

Miss Cook's Bella Voce' choral group is busy at work practicing music for All West and the National Anthem, which they will sing at each home basketball game during the year.

Ms. Nolen's Physical Science classes complete a lab experiment on separating a mixture by using a variety of tools, including magnets and filters.

Mrs. Hopkins' English 3 students annotate complex text and discuss their findings with peers.

Mission:  To provide a supportive and inclusive educational environment where every student is recognized, valued, and given the resources and opportunities to achieve their full potential, ensuring they are well-prepared for lifelong success.

Vision:  Empowering every student to know their value and be equipped for a successful future.