Superintendent Haley reports on drug search and new junior college partnership in Lake County
March 10, 2023 | Lake County Schools, School Districts, Tennessee
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The Lake County Schools Board meeting on March 10, 2023, featured a comprehensive report from Superintendent Dr. Haley, highlighting key initiatives and upcoming events aimed at enhancing student safety and educational opportunities.
Dr. Haley began by discussing a recent drug search conducted at Lake County High School, emphasizing the district's commitment to maintaining a drug-free environment. He acknowledged the collaboration with local law enforcement and expressed gratitude for their support in fostering a safe educational atmosphere. The superintendent reiterated the importance of accountability and preventative education regarding substance abuse, particularly in light of rising concerns about vaping.
As the testing season approaches, Dr. Haley reminded attendees that students will take the ACT on April 1, a crucial step for college scholarships and career paths. He also noted that end-of-course exams will begin in April, which are essential for assessing student mastery in key subjects.
In a positive highlight, Dr. Haley congratulated the junior chefs from Lake County High School for their impressive fourth-place finish in a state competition, showcasing the strength of the district's Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. He thanked Miss Gary for her leadership in this achievement.
Additionally, Dr. Haley announced an exciting partnership with Dyersburg State Community College, which will allow upcoming juniors to earn both a high school diploma and an associate's degree simultaneously. This initiative is expected to provide students with a significant advantage as they transition into higher education and the workforce.
As spring approaches, Dr. Haley expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming baseball and softball seasons, wishing the teams success in their competitions. He also extended well wishes for a safe and enjoyable spring break to all teachers and staff.
The meeting concluded with updates on ongoing behavior training for students and preparations for future educational initiatives, ensuring that Lake County Schools remains focused on student growth and success.
Dr. Haley began by discussing a recent drug search conducted at Lake County High School, emphasizing the district's commitment to maintaining a drug-free environment. He acknowledged the collaboration with local law enforcement and expressed gratitude for their support in fostering a safe educational atmosphere. The superintendent reiterated the importance of accountability and preventative education regarding substance abuse, particularly in light of rising concerns about vaping.
As the testing season approaches, Dr. Haley reminded attendees that students will take the ACT on April 1, a crucial step for college scholarships and career paths. He also noted that end-of-course exams will begin in April, which are essential for assessing student mastery in key subjects.
In a positive highlight, Dr. Haley congratulated the junior chefs from Lake County High School for their impressive fourth-place finish in a state competition, showcasing the strength of the district's Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. He thanked Miss Gary for her leadership in this achievement.
Additionally, Dr. Haley announced an exciting partnership with Dyersburg State Community College, which will allow upcoming juniors to earn both a high school diploma and an associate's degree simultaneously. This initiative is expected to provide students with a significant advantage as they transition into higher education and the workforce.
As spring approaches, Dr. Haley expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming baseball and softball seasons, wishing the teams success in their competitions. He also extended well wishes for a safe and enjoyable spring break to all teachers and staff.
The meeting concluded with updates on ongoing behavior training for students and preparations for future educational initiatives, ensuring that Lake County Schools remains focused on student growth and success.
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