Mark your calendars! RAM (Remote Area Medical) will be at Roane State Community College in Harriman on April 20th and 21st, offering vital medical care for our community. They're providing back-to-school physicals, sports physicals, and child vaccinations, with a separate line to minimize wait times. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity!
Today's the day for the North American Total Eclipse of the Sun! Roane County Schools encourages families to enjoy this extraordinary event. Eclipse viewing glasses with safety instructions have been provided to all students. Ensure a safe viewing experience by following these essential safety procedures: Safety Procedures Guide. Protect your eyes and savor this celestial spectacle responsibly!
Shining a Spotlight on the Bowers Elementary Sweethearts!
16 years of tradition, dedication, and teamwork continue to thrive at Bowers Elementary in Harriman! Led by the incredible Coach Dawn Jenkins, the Bowers Elementary Sweethearts, a vibrant group of boys and girls from Kindergarten to 5th grade, exemplify what it means to be part of a team.
But it's not just about the competition; it's about the journey. Coach Jenkins not only ensures these young stars shine bright academically by maintaining high standards for grades but also focuses on the core values of learning, teamwork, work ethic, and respect.
Through their journey, the Sweethearts learn the importance of being ladies and gentlemen, leaders who aspire to make a difference in their community.
"Let's be leaders who can do more in our community," says Coach Jenkins. And that's exactly what they're doing, one performance, one lesson, one act of kindness at a time.
Here's to the Bowers Elementary Sweethearts, inspiring us all to be better teammates and community leaders! You can see the Sweethearts preform at an event this Sunday at the Harriman High school gymnasium, starting at 2:30pm. Also check out this article and video posted by BBB TV: https://www.bbbtv12.com/2024/04/bowers-sweethearts-shine-through-leadership/
Safety First for the Solar Eclipse! Before you look up, make sure to check out our Solar Eclipse Safety Guide and follow the procedures. We wish all Roane County families a fantastic time making lasting memories with their children during this extraordinary event!
Hats off to our Assistant School Principals in Roane County!
We're taking a moment to celebrate and recognize the incredible dedication and hard work of our assistant principals. Day in and day out, you put in tireless hours to ensure our schools run smoothly, our students are safe, engaged, and ready to learn, and our staff feel supported.
Your commitment to excellence is truly inspiring, and it's clear that without you, our schools and students wouldn't be as future-ready as they are. Thank you for everything you do!
Join us in making a difference!
The Leadership Roane Class of 2024 is hosting a roadblock at the Pine Ridge US-70 intersection in Midtown on Saturday, April 6, from 9:00 to 12:00, to support the Roane County Children's Fund.
The RCCF provides vital assistance to students in need of emergency dental, vision, medical care, food, clothing, transportation, and shelter. Every donation helps students and families facing hardship.
Let's come together to ensure every child in Roane County has access to the essentials they need to thrive. Look out for our bright blue LRC shirts and bring your donations!
Attention parents, guardians, and students: Even though we're not in the path of totality, it's crucial to practice safe viewing habits during the solar eclipse in Roane County. Here's what you need to know:
General Information:
- The Moon covers part of the Sun.
- The brightness of the uncovered part of the Sun does not change.
- Looking directly at the Sun can cause serious eye damage.
Safety Rules:
Always use ECLIPSE GLASSES when looking toward the Sun. (Do NOT use sunglasses!)
How to Use Eclipse Glasses:
- Hold glasses with two hands.
- Stand with the front of your body toward the Sun, with your eyes looking down.
- While still looking down, put the glasses onto your face.
- Once securely fastened, raise your head and look up at the Sun.
Let's ensure a safe and enjoyable viewing experience for everyone!
Join us in making a difference! The Leadership Roane Class of 2024 is setting up a roadblock at the Pine Ridge US-70 intersection in Midtown on Saturday, April 6, from 9:00 to 12:00 to support the Roane County Children's Fund. The RCCF provides vital assistance to students in need of emergency dental, vision, medical care, food, clothing, transportation, and shelter. Every donation helps students and families facing hardship.
Let's come together to ensure every child in Roane County has access to the essentials they need to thrive. Look out for our bright blue LRC shirts and bring your donations! #SupportRCCF #CommunityFirst #LeadershipRoane
As we gear up for the solar eclipse, safety is our top priority! Ensure a safe viewing experience by following these essential safety procedures ➡️ Solar Eclipse Safety Guide. Protect your eyes and enjoy this celestial spectacle responsibly! #SolarEclipseSafety
Join us for a great cause! The Leadership Roane Class of 2024 will be hosting a roadblock at the Pine Ridge US-70 intersection in Midtown on Saturday, April 6, from 9:00 to 12:00. We're raising awareness and financial support for the Roane County Children's Fund. The RCCF provides crucial aid to students in need, offering assistance for emergency dental, vision, or medical care, as well as basic necessities like food, clothing, transportation, and shelter. Founded in 1959, this vital fund has distributed over $35,000 in aid this school year alone, helping countless students thrive. Let's come together to make a difference!
The Roane County Career Fair, orchestrated by District CTE Director Cindy Lockett and hosted at Harriman High School by the Roane Alliance, was a tremendous success! Students were fully engaged, enlightened, and introduced to a multitude of career paths and job prospects. From hands-on stations to the ORNL traveling Science fair, students had the chance to dive into essential skills vital for success in today's workforce. #RoaneCountyCareerFair #CTEPathways #WorkforceReadiness #HandsOnLearning
Check our all the excitement happening at the Career Fair by visiting this link! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EAyBhzMo-NBdqlTStiLjxACh-s0sNVYS/view?usp=sharing
Attention Parents & Guardians: Due to severe weather this evening all after school activities have been cancelled.
Oliver Springs Academy's STEM Night & 8th Grade Night was a blast! From robotics to drones and DNA extraction, visitors were immersed in a diverse STEM experience. The turnout was outstanding, and everyone, young and old, found something to enjoy. Our community partners, future career opportunities, and demonstrations by students and staff ignited interest in STEM education and fields. It was a night of exploration and inspiration! Thank you to everyone who participated and made this event a success! #STEMNight #InspiringFutures #OliverSpringsAcademy#CTE
Get ready for the Solar Eclipse on April 8, 2024!
Check out these fun and helpful activities to ensure a safe viewing experience for you and your students! Let's make this celestial event memorable and safe for everyone! #SolarEclipse2024 #SafeViewing #STEMeducation
Exciting News!
We are thrilled to announce that Nicole Gann, a senior from Oliver Springs High School, has been selected for the prestigious Haslam Leadership Scholars program at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville!
The Haslam Leadership Scholars program is an exclusive academic cohort with a mission to attract, cultivate, and retain future leaders of Tennessee. Founded by the Haslam family, this program focuses on leadership development and aims to create community-minded leaders in our state.
Nicole's dedication to academics and passion for community service have earned her this incredible opportunity. Over the past four years, she has excelled in her studies, completing over 10 dual enrollment courses to jumpstart her college career. Additionally, Nicole has been actively involved in various community service organizations, demonstrating her commitment to making a difference.
As a Haslam Leadership Scholar, Nicole will benefit from a rich leadership-based curriculum, a generous four-year scholarship covering tuition, fees, and room and board, a fully-funded study abroad experience, paid internship, and stipend.
We are immensely proud of Nicole's accomplishments and have no doubt that she will continue to shine as she embarks on this exciting journey. Congratulations, Nicole! You make us proud! #HaslamLeadershipScholars #FutureLeaders #CommunityService #ProudMoment
Explore the fascinating world of neutron science at the Roane County Career Fair, April 2, 2024, hosted by ORNL at Harriman High School! Discover the High Flux Isotope Reactor and the Spallation Neutron Source, hubs of groundbreaking research attracting scientists worldwide to Oak Ridge. Embark on a subatomic adventure as you "become a neutron," guided by ORNL scientists through the journey from ion source to science instruments. Experience extreme conditions unlocking material secrets through neutron scattering. Don't miss the chance to leave as a neutron scientist, conducting experiments and visualizing results firsthand! #NeutronScience #ORNLResearch #SubatomicAdventure #OakRidgeInnovation#CTE
Mark your calendars for April 2, 2024, because something incredible is happening at Harriman High School! The ORNL Traveling Science Fair is teaming up with the Roane County School District Career Fair for an unforgettable event!
Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of science and technology with "Tiny Atoms... Big Science"! Explore the wonders of nuclear science, unravel the mysteries of tiny atoms, and discover how they shape our world in BIG ways.
From mind-blowing experiments to hands-on activities, this event promises to ignite your curiosity and inspire your future career path! Don't miss out on this golden opportunity to explore the endless possibilities of science.
See you there, future scientists! 💡 #ORNLScienceFair #RoaneCountyCareerFair #TinyAtomsBigScience #FutureScientists
Shoutout to Wyatt Zeigler from Oliver Springs High School! Last week, Wyatt stayed back after school to share his skills with our teachers, teaching them how to turn pens on a lathe. Talk about a role reversal – the student becoming the teacher! We're all about students taking the lead and sharing their expertise. Way to go, Wyatt! Keep inspiring us all with your passion and knowledge. #CTE
Big congratulations to Lainey Skarsten for placing 6th overall at the State competition in Financial Counseling! We're thrilled to announce that she'll be representing Roane County at the National conference. DECA empowers emerging leaders like Lainey for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management. Way to go, Lainey! Keep shining bright!
