Meet the heart of our school, Mrs. AdraAnn! ❤️ From scraped knees to listening ears, she's more than a school nurse—she's a true caregiver who makes our students feel safe and loved every single day. We're so lucky to have her!
We want to give a massive thank you to our incredible teacher assistant, Mrs. Ashley! She's the kind of person who is always there to help with whatever is needed, big or small. From helping students one-on-one to keeping the classroom running smoothly, her dedication makes a world of difference. Thank you for everything you do, Mrs. Ashley!
A huge shout-out to Mrs. Tylan, an incredible teacher's assistant! Her positive attitude and willingness to help others make a difference in our classrooms every day. Thank you for everything you do!
Say hello to our fantastic new art teacher, Mrs. Hunt! She's already bringing so much creativity and inspiration to our students, and we can't wait to see all the amazing things they'll create together this year. Welcome, Mrs. Hunt!
Let's give a huge shout-out to Mrs. Bree, our wonderful interventionist! She has a knack for bringing a smile to everyone's face and works so hard to help our students succeed. Thank you, Mrs. Bree, for all you do!
Help us give a huge Mooresburg Elementary welcome to the wonderful Mrs. Whitney! We're so excited to have her join our team. Her positive spirit and constant smile brighten up our hallways every day. We're so lucky to have her as part of our family!
Overview of TN Laws Regarding Technology Use in Schools
*Internet Safety Law requires schools to establish and enforce acceptable use policies for students and employees. This law also requires schools to teach about digital citizenship and safe online behaviors.
*Cell phone usage is banned during the school day except in emergencies or for specific health conditions.
*Student Data Privacy regulates the way third party venders handle student data, forbidding them from using the data for anything except educational purposes.
*School districts are required to adopt and implement anti-bullying policies which specifically address cyberbullying and harassment.
*Internet Safety Law requires schools to establish and enforce acceptable use policies for students and employees. This law also requires schools to teach about digital citizenship and safe online behaviors.
*Cell phone usage is banned during the school day except in emergencies or for specific health conditions.
*Student Data Privacy regulates the way third party venders handle student data, forbidding them from using the data for anything except educational purposes.
*School districts are required to adopt and implement anti-bullying policies which specifically address cyberbullying and harassment.

It’s an honor to introduce you to Mr. Paul Skelton, a phenomenal 4th-grade teacher here at Mooresburg Elementary! Our students are so lucky to have a teacher who is not only a fantastic educator but also a valued member of our school community.
Mooresburg Elementary is so lucky to have incredible teachers like Mrs. Huff! Her third-grade class is a place where students are truly growing. She has a talent for making learning both challenging and fun, and her dedication to her students is so clear to see.
Meet the one and only Mr. Laney, our amazing 2nd-grade teacher at Mooresburg Elementary! We're so lucky to have his energy and enthusiasm in the classroom.
Let's give a big shout-out to Mrs. Johnson! Our first-grade students are so lucky to have such a dedicated and caring teacher.
We're so lucky to have Mrs. Heather in our school! As a first-grade teacher, she's not only one of the nicest people you'll ever meet, but she also creates a fantastic learning environment where every child feels loved and supported.
Meet Mrs. Jennifer, one of our wonderful Kindergarten teachers here at Mooresburg Elementary! We're so lucky to have her guiding our youngest learners. Her classroom is always filled with laughter, curiosity, and a love for learning. She truly makes our school a special place!
For 2025-26, Hawkins County Schools will focus on positive attendance and its impact on student success, now and in the future. We want to partner with you to ensure your child is in school, learning what they need to thrive as adults. Chronically Absent is 10% or more days per school year (excused or unexcused). At 5 or more unexcused absences a meeting with school staff will be scheduled. Students have 5 days to turn in parent and doctor notes. Each student may have 6 parent notes and 10 doctor notes per year. Students with 10 unexcused absences in a row or a total of 15 unexcused absences will lose their driving privileges.

We would like to thank everyone who came to our Back to School Bash today. I hope you enjoyed experiencing and learning information about our school. The survey is now fixed. Please, scan the QR code or use the link provided to complete the survey. Your input is extremely valuable in making these events successful. Thank you and here's to a great year!
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Important: Updated Dismissal Plan for 2025-2026 School Year
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School begins on Monday, August 4, 2025. Dismissal on the first day will be 11:30am.

Our first Title 1 meeting of the year will be on Monday, August 4 at 11:30.

We can’t wait to welcome students back to our cafeterias! And, great news – Breakfast and Lunch will be FREE again for students for the 2025-26 school year!
Each student may receive one FREE breakfast and one FREE lunch each day. If students wish to purchase extras or a la carte items, they should have cash or money on their meal account. Parents/guardians may add money to accounts by cash or check at school or online at www.myschoolbucks.com for a nominal fee. My School Bucks is also a great tool to monitor purchases for free!
Please encourage your child to participate in the meal program! High participation helps keep our meals FREE for everyone!
Each student may receive one FREE breakfast and one FREE lunch each day. If students wish to purchase extras or a la carte items, they should have cash or money on their meal account. Parents/guardians may add money to accounts by cash or check at school or online at www.myschoolbucks.com for a nominal fee. My School Bucks is also a great tool to monitor purchases for free!
Please encourage your child to participate in the meal program! High participation helps keep our meals FREE for everyone!

Wireless devices: New state law (P.C. 103, TCA 49-6-320) means no personal wireless devices during the instructional day (including lunch) at HCS campuses. Devices for medical plans or emergencies are exceptions.
Instructional Day:
Drop off time for all schools: no earlier than 7:15 am
Elementary Schools: 8:00 – 3:00 pm
Middle and High Schools: 7:45 – 2:45 pm
Bulls Gap (K-8) and Clinch (K-12): 8:00 – 3:00 pm
Visit our online student handbook for the latest updates: https://www.hck12.net/page/student-handbook

