🎨🖐️ Stepping Back in Time in World History! 🐘🔥
Our 6th grade World History students had the chance to experience what it might have been like for early humans creating cave paintings. Using simple tools and limited light, students discovered just how powerful these images of animals and people were for storytelling, teaching, and even survival.
Through this activity, students learned that cave art wasn’t just decoration—it was an early way to communicate, share ideas, and pass down knowledge about hunting, traditions, and daily life.
By putting themselves in the shoes of early humans, students gained a deeper understanding of the creativity, intelligence, and resilience of our earliest ancestors. 💡🌍
Hands-on learning like this helps history come alive—and shows why the past is so important to understanding the world we live in today.
#WorldHistory #CavePaintings #LearningThroughExperience #HistoryComesAlive
Our 6th grade World History students had the chance to experience what it might have been like for early humans creating cave paintings. Using simple tools and limited light, students discovered just how powerful these images of animals and people were for storytelling, teaching, and even survival.
Through this activity, students learned that cave art wasn’t just decoration—it was an early way to communicate, share ideas, and pass down knowledge about hunting, traditions, and daily life.
By putting themselves in the shoes of early humans, students gained a deeper understanding of the creativity, intelligence, and resilience of our earliest ancestors. 💡🌍
Hands-on learning like this helps history come alive—and shows why the past is so important to understanding the world we live in today.
#WorldHistory #CavePaintings #LearningThroughExperience #HistoryComesAlive
📚✨ Special Guest in 6th Grade World History! ✨📚
Today, our 6th grade World History classes had the honor of welcoming Mr. King, who shared his incredible knowledge about early human tools found right here in Hawkins County. 🪓🌍
Students were fascinated to learn how these artifacts connect us to the past and give us a deeper understanding of how early humans lived, worked, and survived.
We are so thankful to Mr. King for taking the time to bring history to life for our students! Your passion and expertise make learning unforgettable! 🙌
#WorldHistory #LivingHistory #CommunityConnections
Today, our 6th grade World History classes had the honor of welcoming Mr. King, who shared his incredible knowledge about early human tools found right here in Hawkins County. 🪓🌍
Students were fascinated to learn how these artifacts connect us to the past and give us a deeper understanding of how early humans lived, worked, and survived.
We are so thankful to Mr. King for taking the time to bring history to life for our students! Your passion and expertise make learning unforgettable! 🙌
#WorldHistory #LivingHistory #CommunityConnections
🔥💙 Reveur House is on FIRE this morning! 💙🔥
From the moment we walked in, the energy was unstoppable—our chants shook the walls, our hand signs lit up the room, and our wolves howled louder than ever! 🐺✨
This is what it means to be a Dreamer: passion, pride, and power in everything we do. We’re not just showing up… we’re showing OUT! 🌙💪
Keep that fire burning, Reveur! Today is ours—let’s chase those dreams, rack up those points, and remind everyone why the House of Reveur leads the way!
#ReveurOnFire #DreamBig #HowlWithPride
From the moment we walked in, the energy was unstoppable—our chants shook the walls, our hand signs lit up the room, and our wolves howled louder than ever! 🐺✨
This is what it means to be a Dreamer: passion, pride, and power in everything we do. We’re not just showing up… we’re showing OUT! 🌙💪
Keep that fire burning, Reveur! Today is ours—let’s chase those dreams, rack up those points, and remind everyone why the House of Reveur leads the way!
#ReveurOnFire #DreamBig #HowlWithPride
🌟💙 Reveur House Weekly Shout-Out! 💙🌟
A huge howl goes out to our highest point earners this week:
🏆 [Lily Rush
Jonah Jennings, Haylee Hutchins, Brently Easterling, and D’Ajalon Trammell]
You’ve shown what it means to dream big, work hard, and lead with the heart of a wolf. 🐺✨ Your dedication and effort have lifted our house higher, and we are so proud of you!
But remember—earning points is just the beginning. The real challenge is keeping that momentum strong. Every day is a new chance to show kindness, give your best, and inspire others. 💪
So let’s keep pushing forward, Reveur! The dreamers are rising, the wolves are howling, and together we will stay on top! 🌙💙🐺
#ReveurStrong #DreamBig #HowlWithPride
A huge howl goes out to our highest point earners this week:
🏆 [Lily Rush
Jonah Jennings, Haylee Hutchins, Brently Easterling, and D’Ajalon Trammell]
You’ve shown what it means to dream big, work hard, and lead with the heart of a wolf. 🐺✨ Your dedication and effort have lifted our house higher, and we are so proud of you!
But remember—earning points is just the beginning. The real challenge is keeping that momentum strong. Every day is a new chance to show kindness, give your best, and inspire others. 💪
So let’s keep pushing forward, Reveur! The dreamers are rising, the wolves are howling, and together we will stay on top! 🌙💙🐺
#ReveurStrong #DreamBig #HowlWithPride
Overview of TN Laws Regarding Technology Use in Schools
*Internet Safety Law requires schools to establish and enforce acceptable use policies for students and employees. This law also requires schools to teach about digital citizenship and safe online behaviors.
*Cell phone usage is banned during the school day except in emergencies or for specific health conditions.
*Student Data Privacy regulates the way third party venders handle student data, forbidding them from using the data for anything except educational purposes.
*School districts are required to adopt and implement anti-bullying policies which specifically address cyberbullying and harassment.
*Internet Safety Law requires schools to establish and enforce acceptable use policies for students and employees. This law also requires schools to teach about digital citizenship and safe online behaviors.
*Cell phone usage is banned during the school day except in emergencies or for specific health conditions.
*Student Data Privacy regulates the way third party venders handle student data, forbidding them from using the data for anything except educational purposes.
*School districts are required to adopt and implement anti-bullying policies which specifically address cyberbullying and harassment.
Don't forget to wear blue and gold to support your Panthers tomorrow!
Check out info from our Morning Meeting...
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1hLJoUln8Khri1ZXqHYD2i_CB6KSB5AIvJ_DaOh4CAAU/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1hLJoUln8Khri1ZXqHYD2i_CB6KSB5AIvJ_DaOh4CAAU/edit?usp=sharing
For 2025-26, Hawkins County Schools will focus on positive attendance and its impact on student success, now and in the future. We want to partner with you to ensure your child is in school, learning what they need to thrive as adults. Chronically Absent is 10% or more days per school year (excused or unexcused). At 5 or more unexcused absences a meeting with school staff will be scheduled. Students have 5 days to turn in parent and doctor notes. Each student may have 6 parent notes and 10 doctor notes per year. Students with 10 unexcused absences in a row or a total of 15 unexcused absences will lose their driving privileges.
📢 Parent Reminder 📢
Our school times have changed for this year!
⏰ Classes start at 7:45am and end at 2:45pm.
✅ Students should be in their homeroom, ready to learn by 7:45am.
🚨 Please note: 6 tardies = 1 day of absence in attendance records.
Let’s start the year on time and ready to go! Panther Pride! 🐾
Our school times have changed for this year!
⏰ Classes start at 7:45am and end at 2:45pm.
✅ Students should be in their homeroom, ready to learn by 7:45am.
🚨 Please note: 6 tardies = 1 day of absence in attendance records.
Let’s start the year on time and ready to go! Panther Pride! 🐾
Check out the CHMS and House Shirts Online Spirit Store! The online store will be open until 8/31/2025 https://chromadg.chipply.com/CHSstaff/?action=viewall
Good Morning Parents! We would love your help. Please take a moment to fill out our parent volunteer form so we can get you plugged in this year! https://forms.gle/32sHZqmfACto77X26
Make plans to attend Friday morning!
Please take a moment and fill out the survey about the Back to School Bash!
School begins on Monday, August 4, 2025. Dismissal on the first day will be 11:30am.
We can’t wait to welcome students back to our cafeterias! And, great news – Breakfast and Lunch will be FREE again for students for the 2025-26 school year!
Each student may receive one FREE breakfast and one FREE lunch each day. If students wish to purchase extras or a la carte items, they should have cash or money on their meal account. Parents/guardians may add money to accounts by cash or check at school or online at www.myschoolbucks.com for a nominal fee. My School Bucks is also a great tool to monitor purchases for free!
Please encourage your child to participate in the meal program! High participation helps keep our meals FREE for everyone!
Each student may receive one FREE breakfast and one FREE lunch each day. If students wish to purchase extras or a la carte items, they should have cash or money on their meal account. Parents/guardians may add money to accounts by cash or check at school or online at www.myschoolbucks.com for a nominal fee. My School Bucks is also a great tool to monitor purchases for free!
Please encourage your child to participate in the meal program! High participation helps keep our meals FREE for everyone!
Wireless devices: New state law (P.C. 103, TCA 49-6-320) means no personal wireless devices during the instructional day (including lunch) at HCS campuses. Devices for medical plans or emergencies are exceptions.
Instructional Day:
Drop off time for all schools: no earlier than 7:15 am
Elementary Schools: 8:00 – 3:00 pm
Middle and High Schools: 7:45 – 2:45 pm
Bulls Gap (K-8) and Clinch (K-12): 8:00 – 3:00 pm
Visit our online student handbook for the latest updates: https://www.hck12.net/page/student-handbook
Parents and Guardians, here are the school schedules for Hawkins County Schools for the 2025-26 school year.
Drop off time for all schools: no earlier than 7:15 am
Instructional Day
Elementary Schools: 8:00 – 3:00 pm
Middle and High Schools: 7:45 – 2:45 pm
Bulls Gap (K-8) and Clinch (K-12): 8:00 – 3:00 pm
We look forward to another great year in Hawkins County. Welcome Back!
Drop off time for all schools: no earlier than 7:15 am
Instructional Day
Elementary Schools: 8:00 – 3:00 pm
Middle and High Schools: 7:45 – 2:45 pm
Bulls Gap (K-8) and Clinch (K-12): 8:00 – 3:00 pm
We look forward to another great year in Hawkins County. Welcome Back!
Summer Learning Activity: Write or draw about your summer.
