
Flashback Friday! 🦌🌿
Today we're looking back and celebrating an outstanding achievement by several Obion County students who represented our district at the Western Region 4-H Wildlife Judging Contest!
Competing against 121 participants, our students showcased their knowledge of wildlife identification, habitat management, and conservation while earning some impressive honors:
🏆 Junior High Team – 1st Place
👏 Junior Team – 3rd Place
Individual recognitions included:
🥈 Amber Lawrence (Lake Road Elementary) – 2nd High Scoring Individual, Junior High Division
🥉 Nate Lawrence (Lake Road Elementary) – 3rd High Scoring Individual, Junior Division
⭐ Omar Harris (Ridgemont Elementary) – 8th High Scoring Individual, Junior High Division
Wildlife Judging challenges students to identify wildlife using pelts, skulls, photos, and calls while learning how to manage habitats that support healthy wildlife populations. These students dedicated weeks to after-school practices, working alongside local wildlife professionals to prepare for competition.
A special thank you to Obion County Extension, our volunteer coaches, and community partners who invested their time and expertise to help these students succeed. Opportunities like these allow our students to learn beyond the classroom while developing teamwork, critical thinking, and a deeper appreciation for Tennessee's natural resources.
Congratulations to all of our participants! We're proud to celebrate your hard work and accomplishments! ❤️💙
#FlashbackFriday #ObionCountySchools #4H #WildlifeJudging #StudentSuccess #RebelPride
Today we're looking back and celebrating an outstanding achievement by several Obion County students who represented our district at the Western Region 4-H Wildlife Judging Contest!
Competing against 121 participants, our students showcased their knowledge of wildlife identification, habitat management, and conservation while earning some impressive honors:
🏆 Junior High Team – 1st Place
👏 Junior Team – 3rd Place
Individual recognitions included:
🥈 Amber Lawrence (Lake Road Elementary) – 2nd High Scoring Individual, Junior High Division
🥉 Nate Lawrence (Lake Road Elementary) – 3rd High Scoring Individual, Junior Division
⭐ Omar Harris (Ridgemont Elementary) – 8th High Scoring Individual, Junior High Division
Wildlife Judging challenges students to identify wildlife using pelts, skulls, photos, and calls while learning how to manage habitats that support healthy wildlife populations. These students dedicated weeks to after-school practices, working alongside local wildlife professionals to prepare for competition.
A special thank you to Obion County Extension, our volunteer coaches, and community partners who invested their time and expertise to help these students succeed. Opportunities like these allow our students to learn beyond the classroom while developing teamwork, critical thinking, and a deeper appreciation for Tennessee's natural resources.
Congratulations to all of our participants! We're proud to celebrate your hard work and accomplishments! ❤️💙
#FlashbackFriday #ObionCountySchools #4H #WildlifeJudging #StudentSuccess #RebelPride






📚✨ Calling All Future Pre-K Superstars! ✨📚
We have room for 25 more little learners to join the fun this school year!
🎨🖍️ Pre-K openings are available at:
🏫 Hillcrest Elementary
🏫 Lake Road Elementary
If your child is ready for a year filled with learning, laughter, new friends, and exciting adventures, now is the perfect time to enroll!
Don’t miss the chance to give your child a strong start in a caring, engaging, and fun learning environment. ❤️
📞 Contact your school or the Obion County Schools Board Office for more information and enrollment details.
Let’s fill these classrooms with smiling faces and future Rebels! 🎉🍎 #FutureStartsHere #OCSPreK #LittleLearnersBigDreams

📢 A Quick Heads Up!
As we transition to a new website and social media management system, you may notice a few posts over the next several days that look familiar. Don't worry—it's not a mistake! We're simply working through the setup process as we prepare for our new platform launch in July.
We're excited about the improvements this system will bring, including more timely communication and even more opportunities for you to see what's happening across our district in real time.
Thank you for your patience and support as we make this transition!
As we transition to a new website and social media management system, you may notice a few posts over the next several days that look familiar. Don't worry—it's not a mistake! We're simply working through the setup process as we prepare for our new platform launch in July.
We're excited about the improvements this system will bring, including more timely communication and even more opportunities for you to see what's happening across our district in real time.
Thank you for your patience and support as we make this transition!

Obion County Schools is proud to announce that Lake Road Elementary has been selected to receive a $10,000 Learning Environment Grant through the Tennessee Valley Authority's (Tennessee Valley Authority) EnergyRight School Uplift program.
The year-long School Uplift program helps schools reduce energy waste, improve efficiency, and create healthier learning environments for students and staff. Lake Road Elementary earned the grant through its commitment to energy-saving practices and participation in the program throughout the school year.
"This grant is another great example of TVA and Gibson County Electric's investment in our community," said Obion County Schools Director of Schools Timothy Watkins. "We are proud of our students and staff for their efforts, and we plan to use these funds to enhance our playground and improve opportunities for our students."
Over the past five years, more than 440 schools have completed the School Uplift program, helping schools save energy, reduce costs, and reinvest resources into student learning.
Congratulations to the students, staff, and leadership at Lake Road Elementary for this outstanding achievement!
