Church Hill Middle School

10/27/2026

Congratulations to Pam Jones, Church Hill Middle School’s 2026–2027 Support Staff of the Year! Thank you for all the ways you care for our students, support our staff, and keep things running each day.

10/27/2026

Congratulations to Patricia Chapman, our Bus Driver of the Year! Thank you for keeping our students safe and helping them start and end each school day with care. We’re thankful to have you in our Panther family!

10/27/2026

Congratulations to Sierra Condry, Church Hill Middle School’s Substitute of the Year! Thank you for stepping in, lending a hand, and making a difference for our students and staff. We’re so thankful you’re part of our Panther family!

10/27/2026

Congratulations to Kris Ketron, Church Hill Middle School’s 2026–2027 Teacher of the Year! Thank you for the heart, dedication, and care you bring to our students and school each day. We’re proud to call you a Panther!

10/27/2026

🏀 Day 2 of Battle at the Hill
📍 Church Hill Middle School

5:00 PM — Girls: Indian Trail vs. Church Hill
6:00 PM — Boys: Surgoinsville vs. Church Hill
7:00 PM — Girls: Surgoinsville vs. Hancock Co.
8:00 PM — Boys: Kachea vs. Sullivan Heights

Wear your navy and gold and come cheer on the Panthers! 💙💛

10/27/2026

🏀 Battle at the Hill Tournament 🏀
What a night on the Hill! Both teams came away with massive wins!

CHMS Lady Panthers vs. Surgoinsville (40-2)
CHMS Panthers vs. KACHEA (51-27)

Both teams play again tomorrow night. Girls play at 5:00 vs. Indian Trail, and boys play at 6:00 vs. Surgoinsville!

10/26/2026

District Announcement: Partnering for Student Safety: Teen Social Media & Internet Safety Lessons
In the coming weeks, Hawkins County Schools will begin implementing Social Media and Internet Safety Instruction for students in grades 6–12.

As required by Tennessee state law (Tenn. Code Ann. § 49-6-4603), this instruction is designed to equip our students with essential digital citizenship skills, online safety strategies, and awareness surrounding digital mental well-being.

When Will Instruction Take Place?
Lessons will be taught during November and December. Depending on instructional schedules, some lessons may extend into the 2nd semester to ensure students receive comprehensive coverage without disrupting core learning time.

Partnering with Families
We believe that protecting our students online is a shared responsibility between home and school. We encourage families to review lesson topics on our website, ask questions, and continue conversations about responsible digital habits at home:

Parent Opt-Out Information
While Tennessee law requires districts to offer this instruction, parents and guardians have the option to excuse their child from all or part of the curriculum: To opt out, parents/guardians must complete the official district opt-out form and return it directly to their student's teacher or school principal by October 30, 2026.

Students who are excused will receive alternative learning activities and will not be penalized for grading purposes.

Thank you for working alongside us to keep our students safe, informed, and empowered in today’s digital world.

10/26/2026

CHMS SOFTBALL & BASEBALL INFORMATION ⚾🥎

For current 6th–8th graders interested in participating!

🥎 SOFTBALL
• Physical check: November 6, 3:00–3:30 p.m. Students must be picked up by 3:30 p.m.
• Tryouts begin: November 9.

⚾ BASEBALL
• Workouts begin: November 5, 3:00–4:30 p.m. Students must have a physical on file to participate.
• Paperwork check: November 12 in Room 151, 3:00–3:20 p.m. Students must have a ride by 3:20 p.m.

Please arrange transportation ahead of time so all students are picked up promptly. Go Panthers!

10/26/2026

Future Pathways Expedition Inspires Next Generation of Leaders in Hawkins County

HAWKINS COUNTY, TN — On Friday, October 16, 2026, seventh and eighth-grade students across Hawkins ...

10/26/2026

Just a quick clarification for this coming Friday, October 30th:

Costume Contest: Students are welcome to wear their Halloween costumes to school on Friday morning! We will be hosting a costume contest first thing in the morning. Costumes must be school appropriate. No masks (except during the contest) and no weapons or weapon-like items allowed. Students may want to bring clothes to change into after the contest.

No Halloween Dance: Please note that there is no Halloween dance this year.