Mandatory Senior Meeting on April 24th @ 2:00 pm.
Attention Parents: School Board policy requires you to pick up your child's medications from the school nurse. Please make arrangements to do this no later than Friday, May 16th. Any medications not picked up will be destroyed.
Cornhole Tournament to support our Tennis Team!
The HHS Prom Committee extends our heartfelt thanks to the following Prom Sponsors.
Your generous support has played a key role in helping us host a memorable prom while keeping ticket prices affordable for our students. We are truly grateful for your partnership and commitment to our school community. #WeAreHarriman #CommunitySponsors
Our Teaching as a Profession students prove that learning can happen anywhere—even at the zoo!
From early mornings to late nights, Stephanie goes above and beyond to keep our school shining—literally and figuratively.
Thank you for your hard work, dedication, and the pride you bring to our halls every day. You make our school a better place, and we are so lucky to have you!
Junior classes across the District crushed it with the highest attendance for March! Huge shout-out to our Blue Devils for showing up, standing out, and proving that Blue Devil pride runs deep! Keep up the good work, and let's end this school year strong!
To the Man Who Wears Many Hats!
From bus driver to coach, Athletic Director to Assistant Principal—you do it all, and you do it well. We are incredibly grateful for your dedication, leadership, and the countless ways you support our school community. Happy Assistant Principal’s Week! Thank you for everything you do!
Student and Staff Safety Comes First!
The safety of our students and staff is always our top priority. Today, we conducted a supervised lockdown drill with the support of our dedicated community law enforcement partners. We’re grateful for their guidance, professionalism, and commitment to keeping our school safe. Thank you for all that you do!
To the one who is usually behind the lens and the scenes... we want to wish a Happy National Librarians Day!
The Quiet Heroes of Our School: Honoring Our Paraprofessionals
In every classroom, hallway, and learning space at our school, quiet heroes work behind the scenes to support our students and teachers. Our paraprofessionals are the heart of our school, providing guidance, encouragement, and hands-on assistance to ensure that every student has the opportunity to succeed.
This week, we take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to our paraprofessionals. Their contributions may often go unnoticed, but their impact is immeasurable. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to our students and for making our school a place where everyone has the support they need to thrive!
ATTENTION SENIORS!! Please note this SCHOLARSHIP UPDATE - The Pavilion Society Scholarship deadline has been extended until April 7th. Please visit www.hhs.roaneschools.com to apply.
📢 Attention Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors!
Want to make a difference in our school and have fun? Apply to be a Student Ambassador!
📍 Pick up an application in the Lobby.
📅 Submit it to Mrs. Stout or Mrs. Cooper by 3:00 PM, Wednesday, April 16.
📌 Be sure to read everything in the packet!
You’ll need three teacher recommendations and one from outside of school.
Got questions? Just ask!
Good luck! 🎉
HHS Tennis Matches for April.
Boys Soccer Games for April.
April Games for our Lady Devils Softball Team!
April Baseball Games
Teaching as a Profession students visited the University of Tennessee Early Learning Center to learn more about early childhood programs, philosophy, and college pathways. Our students left eager to pursue future careers and education programs.
The Inaugural HISTORICAL March Madness tipped off this morning at the legendary Harriman High School! Coach Tinker and Mrs. Stout designed a bracket featuring some of the most significant events in World and U.S. History. Throughout the day, students gathered between classes to vote on which 'team' would advance based on its lasting impact on the world today! STAY TUNED to see which events will advance and whether we’ll witness any major upsets!
On Friday, students from Mrs. Stout’s Tennessee History class had the opportunity to tour the Tennessee State Capitol and the Tennessee State Museum. They explored the places and stories that have shaped our state, making connections between the past and present. One of the day's highlights was meeting Secretary of State Tre Hargett!
Hands-on learning like this helps students connect with the past in a meaningful way, deepening their understanding of the people and events that have shaped our great state.
