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On January 19th, 2020 The Tennessee Sports Writers Association released its’ 2019 All-State Volleyball Team, and for the third straight year Senior Laynee Dew was on it!
Laynee is the daughter of Michael and Fran Dew and here are some of her accomplishments:
4 times 13A All-District MVP
4 times 13A All District Tournament Team
2 times 13A District Tournament MVP
13A District All Academic Team
3 times All Regional Tournament Team
2 times All Regional Tournament MVP
3 times 1st Team All State
2 times AVCA/MaxPreps Player of the Week for the State Tennessee
Under Armour Phenom Finalist as a Junior
Under Armour All American Team as a senior
Laynee has helped lead the Lady Tigers to:
An unblemished regular season and tournament record vs. Districts opponents over the past 4 years.
3 straight Regional Championships
3 straight State Tournament appearances
First team in school history to win more than 30 games in a season.
First team in school history to win a game at the state tournament.
First team in school history to make it to the Final Four in the State Tournament.
Laynee has committed to play college volleyball at Hendrix College in Conway Arkansas. We want to wish her luck going forward and congratulate her on again being named to the TSWA All State Team!
Congratulations to Clydrell Foster for being named to the basketball All District Team!
Congratulations to Jack Kent and Morgen Douglas for being named to the basketball All Academic Team!
Congratulations to Lauderdale County's Teachers of the Year. See the linked story for more information.
http://www.lced.net/article/196424?org=lauderdaleschools
Today was Agriculture Career day!
Did you know??
According to the USDA In 2017, 21.6 million full- and part-time jobs were related to the agricultural and food sectors—11.0 percent of total U.S. employment
The National FFA organization predicts these will be the top demanded agriculture jobs in 2020:
1. Drone Technologists
2. Hydrologists
3. Agriculture Communicator/Educators
4. Food Scientists
5. Precision Agriculture Technologists
Our 5th Annual Lace Up for Literacy is just around the corner. All of the information you need for the race scheduled on April 4, 2020, can be found at the following link.
http://www.lced.net/o/lauderdaleschools/browse/106813
#LauderdaleLeads
It’s FFA Week!
There was a clear winner Monday for FFA weeks Green vs Red tractor day!
Did you know??
Case IH was formed in 1985 when JI Case acquired the agricultural division of International Harvester, uniting Case and IH under a single brand.
And John Deere, who developed his first steel plow in 1837, never saw a gasoline tractor.
The ROAR/FOCUS behavior for the week of February 24, 2020, is found at the link below along with ACT vocabulary words, practice items and helpful tips. http://www.lced.net/roar
HHS Junior Girls went to UTM-Ripley center for the ACT workshop today!
HHS Sophomores toured TCAT today learning about all the technical school offers right here in our county.
National FFA week is next week! FFA members are encouraged to dress up throughout the week with the themes shown below. The Halls chapter will also be collecting cans and non perishable food items to be donated that will “Fill our Ford” we will have parked on campus. Don’t forget to share your memories of FFA on your own social media account next week and feel free to tag our chapter’s Facebook! Also below are some ways Tennessee FFA encourages you to Advocate for FFA next week!
Members of the National Honor Society had 3rd grade pals at HES to talk about Moon Phases.
Mrs. Noel’s entrepreneurship class traveled to Small Cakes in Dyersburg and learned how owner Whitley Snyder operates her own business at the age of 22.
HHS Seniors at TCAT signing day!
Orders & Money are due February 28th
The EEOG Group having a pre conference training with Founder George Thomas before attending the leadership conference in Nashville.
Congratulations to our FFA members that completed their proficiency award applications (recognizing their work and success in their SAE) and competed on the regional level with them. Cassie will go on to compete at the state level in March!
Save the Date!!
Applications for 2020/2021 HHS Cheer Squad tryouts are now in the office at Halls High School. If you are hard working , dedicated to our school, and have A GOOD ATTITUDE that is befitting a school representative, please pick one up and have it in no later than Friday, March 6. I would love to have you on my squad! Thank you, and as always, GO TIGERS! ❤️ 🐯 📣 💪🏼