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Haywood County Schools
900 East Main Street
Brownsville, TN 38012
Phone: 731-772-9613
Fax: 731-772-3275
Email:
battled1@k12tn.net
haywood.k12.tn.us 
Brief Notes
Doris Battle, Editor

Our appreciation goes to Director of Schools George Chapman

It is certainly fitting that the June 2008 “Notebook” should be dedicated to Director of Schools George Chapman. He has led our school system since 2000, overseeing many changes with the great leadership, wisdom and the utmost dedication to the children of Haywood County.

It has been under his direction that our schools met the challenge of the No Child Left Behind directives, succeeding in making this community proud of their hard work and successes. Under his direction we have expanded our curriculum to meet the needs of all the county’s children, and we have mounted a campaign of informing and uniting all citizens behind the local school system.

The job of Director of Schools is a monumental one, because there is nothing more important than our children. Director Chapman always kept that as his motivation and encouraged his staff to raise the bar to give our children an advantage in the world they must live in after school.

I have also appreciated my years of working with him. Director Chapman has been a wonderful “teacher” and mentor to me and his other staff members, the school administrators and teachers.

For his dedication and for all the many hours of hard work Director Chapman gave to this community, we offer our sincerest appreciation and wish him the best in his retirement and future endeavors.

 

 

School-Wide Reading Initiative


Sunny Hill students are reading the book Hatchet as part of the school-wide reading initiative to increase reading scores and encourage students to read. Students take tests at the end of each of the chapters. Names of students who make 100 on the chapter tests are drawn at the end of each Friday and those students receive a snack coupon.

 

Dr. Fairest Hill presents anti-drug program at Sunny Hill

 

Dr. Fairest Hill, motivational speaker and national recording artist, came to Sunny Hill Elementary and presented an anti-drug program on October 26. Some of the students and faculty were chosen to take part in the program.

 

Sunny Hill teachers “study” social studies books

On Thursday, October 25, teachers at Sunny Hill were treated to lunch by
the Pearson/Prentice Hall Book Company. During the KFC lunch, teachers
were shown a powerpoint presentation of social studies textbooks and
accompanying materials. It had such things as a test generator, interactive internet maps, charts and graphs, and all SPI’s (State Performance Indicators) were incorporated into every lesson. “The on-line links were fantastic!” teacher Barbara Garrett said. She said even the book and related materials are on-line for students and teachers to access. “It was a very informative luncheon,” she added.
 

Sunny Hill students recognized


Sunny Hill Students participated in a coloring contest held during National School Nutrition Week October 15-19. First South Bank Assistant Vice-President Della Ligon presented each of the three contest winners with a $10 gift certificate. Winners were sixth graders Cordariez Dean and Sarah Tillman, and fifth grader Sara Rodriguez. Also pictured were Sunny Hill cafeteria manager Sissy Lott and Principal Dorothy Bond.
 

 

 


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