ATTENTION: Upcoming Freshmen! You and your parents are invited to attend this special evening at HHS. Registration will begin at 5:00. We look forward to seeing you and welcoming you to high school!
Harriman High School would like to thank these businesses for helping make prom memorable and more affordable for our students. We would also like to thank Stand By Your Pan catering for the delicious spread, Turning Know Rental for capturing our prom memories, Joe Eskridge, our DJ, and the City of Harriman/Frederick W. Gates Hall for providing the perfect venue.
Congratulations to Trevor Nichols, who will be entering the US Marine Corps Security Forces Regiment after graduation. This division of the Marines organizes, trains, equips, and provides anti-terrorism security forces in support of combatant commanders and Naval commanders in order to conduct expeditionary security operations and provide security for strategic weapons and vital national assets.
A huge thank you to our Prom Committee for all their hard work and for making our evening fabulous!
Prom Committee: Will Davidson, Aleigha Pope, Destiny Wallace, Abby Stout, Lainey Sakrsten, Molly LaRue, Zane Colwell, Myka Scott, Raven Russell, Aarayln Humphrey, Emory Thompson, Gabby Kreis, Mackenzie Utley, and honorary members Urja Patel and Morgan Crass.
ATTENTION SENIORS! You will have a mandatory meeting on Thursday, April 11, at 2:30 p.m. in the auditorium. If you have questions or a conflict, you MUST let Mrs. Lowery know ASAP!
We LOVE our Paraprofessionals! Thank you Mr. Clyde, Ms. Laura, Ms. Tabby, Ms. Stacey, and Ms. Valerie!! You make HHS such a better place with how much love and support you give to our students and our teachers!
We're looking forward to announcing the 2024-2025 Ambassadors soon!!
What is it like to be an HHS Ambassador? Check out what some of our Ambassadors had to say...
During the semester, students in Mrs. Stout's History classes study the conditions, impact, trials and triumphs of race from the Reconstruction era to present day.
On Thursday, they got to see one of the most influential novels to be written by a woman and the most enduring fictional image of racial heroism, Atticus Finch, play out in front of them as they attended a performance of To Kill a Mockingbird at the Tennessee Theatre.
We would like to thank the Youth Arts Alliance for making the tickets available to our students. This education outreach program, founded in 2007 by the Tennessee Theatre, Knox County Schools and corporate partner Quantum Environmental & Engineering Services, LLC (QE2), to provide school-age children access to world-class performances in one of the most well-known theaters in the region.
Friday, April 5th, we will be on an Activity Schedule. The following clubs will be meeting:
DECA
Skills USA
Bible Release
Student Ambassadors, Students Council, and Beautification (COMBINED MEETING)
ATTENTION!! Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors, if you want to make a difference in our school and have some fun, you should apply to be a Student Ambassador!
You can pick up a 2024-2025 application in the Lobby and give it to Mrs. Stout or Mrs. Cooper by Friday, April 5th. Make sure to READ everything in the packet! If you have any questions, please ask! Don't forget that you will also need 3 teachers and 1 outside-of-school recommendation. GOOD LUCK!
Roane County Schools will be CLOSED on Friday, March 29th, in observance of Good Friday and the Easter holiday weekend. Harriman High School wishes you and your family a very Happy Easter!
Today, our Juniors received tips and pointers as they rotated through a series of ACT Prep Stations. They participated in playing Jeopardy and trying to make it through the Breakout Room, as well as visiting Science, Math, English, and Writing.
Shout Outs to Sgt. Hall for providing some cool Army and National Guard swag, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Stout, and Ms. King for helping coordinate this event, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Monkhouse, Mr. Cataldi, Coach Smith, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Verner, and Ms. Lawrence for operating a station, and to ALL our Blue Devil Family for pitching in and supporting our students as they prepare for this moment.
A T T E N T I O N! Calling all Juniors! The ACT Bootcamp is coming - Monday, March 25!
Our fearless leader, General Lowery, and her company have created a morning of battle stations that will prepare you for the ACT mission, which will commence at 0900 on Tuesday, March 26th. To fully engage in this operation, you will need a pencil, fully charged Chromebook, cellular device, and calculator - camo is optional.
ATTENTION JUNIORS! You will take the ACT on Tuesday, March 26th.
Come to school on time—you don't want to feel rushed! Make sure to bring sharpened pencils, a calculator, and your Chromebook (charged).
To prepare, we will be holding an ACT Bootcamp on Monday, and you can also practice at www.myact.org. Get a good night's rest the night before and eat something for breakfast that morning.
Juniors and Seniors, Prom Tickets are on Sale! They are $35 now - March 28 each morning and after the second lunch in the Ticket Booth (located in the Lobby). After that, the price goes up to $45. Cash or Check (made out to HHS).
Congratulations to Lainey Skarsten, who will be heading to the National DECA Convention this summer, where she will compete in Financial Consulting. DECA is back at HHS, and these ladies are going straight for the top!
HHS is honored to have Zane Colwell and Lainey Skarsten representing us at the SCOPE Conference on March 5 at Belmont University!
HHS showed its true BLUE colors as we celebrated Day One of Read Across America Week! We can't wait to see everyone show off their FAVORITE COLOR on Wednesday!
SUB-STATE GAME Monday, March 4th @ 7:00 pm Blue Devils play North Greene. Tickets are $10 at the door or can be purchased online for $8 at GOFAN.COM.
Come out, Blue Devil Nation, and let's support our boys and PACK THE HOUSE!
Tuesday is Election Day, and Roane County schools will be closed! We want to encourage our newly registered voters to exercise their civic duty by voting for the first time!
