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News Article Index
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| Rhea Valley Elementary School Has a "Minion" Reasons to Be Bully and Drug Free | 11-10-2017 |
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| Holston High School Cross Country Team Races All the Way to the State | 11-09-2017 |
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| Valley Institute Elementary School Gifted Students are Brain Ready! | 11-09-2017 |
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| High Point Elementary School Fourth Graders Observed National Chemistry Week at Eastman Chemical Co. | 11-08-2017 |
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| Emory and Henry Students Visit Meadowview Elementary School P.E. | 11-08-2017 |
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| John S. Battle High School Students Visit The Edward Via College of Osteopathic | 11-06-2017 |
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| Rhea Valley Elementary Presents "Christopher Columbus" | 11-02-2017 |
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| Glade Spring Middle School Cross Country Team Takes The Lead | 11-02-2017 |
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| Patrick Henry High School Drama Department Competes in the Cumberland Sectional One Act Theatre Festival | 11-02-2017 |
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| Greendale Elementary School Vocabulary Parade | 11-01-2017 |
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The students at Rhea Valley Elementary School have “A Minion Reasons to be Bully and Drug Free.”
Holston High School’s Cross Country team has again proven they are a force to be reckoned with. Over the course of the last four years, they have sent numerous runners to the district finals and to the state finals. This year’s team has set the bar even higher. Under the direction of Coach Sammy Campbell, the Boy’s CC team has earned the right to compete at the state meet. Eight of the nine runners will also compete as individuals because of their finish in the district event.
The GATE students at Valley Institute have been busy learning all they can about the human brain. Students have been conducting research, collecting data, and finding out all the ways the human brain helps them learn!
High Point Elementary fourth grade students attended Eastman’s National Chemistry week. Students learned about natural magnets and the rotation of the earth and how mixing chemicals makes chemiluminescence liquid which makes the glow happen in glass tubing.
Emory and Henry Students visited Meadowview Elementary P.E. classes.
John S. Battle High School Anatomy and Physiology recently visited The Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM) at Virginia Tech.
Two fifth grade Intervention/Enrichment groups presented the play “Christopher Columbus: Searching for the Indies” by Frank Caropreso on October 24-26.
On Tuesday, October 24, the Glade Spring Middle School Cross Country team completed their season by competing in the Hogoheegee District Championship.
On Saturday, October 28, members from the Patrick Henry High School drama department traveled to Coeburn Middle School to compete in the Cumberland Sectional One Act Theatre Festival.
On Friday, October 27, Greendale Elementary held it's first ever Vocabulary Parade. The parade required each student, faculty and staff member to choose a vocabulary word and create a sign with the word and definition.