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Hardeman County Schools Hallway Highlights: September 14 – 18

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Hardeman County Hallway Highlights is a roundup on happenings this week at area schools. There are nine schools in Hardeman County and the STEM Center. See what happened this week in our Hardeman County schools.

See Hallway Highlights from previous weeks.

Hardeman County Schools

Hardeman County Schools held its September board meeting on Thursday, September 10, 2026. Watch the meeting now by clicking below.

Bolivar Elementary School

Jamaya recited her first nine week sight words.

The 21st CCLC Day Program students honed their math skills.

Students enjoyed indoor recess while learning.

Mrs. Forehand’s Rhyming Kings and Queens were successful with their assignments.

Twelve more students learned all letters and sounds of the alphabet.

These students worked quietly at their work.

Mrs. Griggs was named WBBJ Teacher of the Week.

See more BES news.

Bolivar Middle School

Poppin Corn Fundraiser is happening.

Released the 2026/2027 boys and girls basketball schedule.

Andre, Baleigh, Drius, Jacob, and Taniya were named as BMS STEM student ambassadors

Centennial Bank donated umbrellas for when the weather sends rain.

BMS STAR Academy students worked on their math skills.

Braved the heat during EMT Field Day.

See more BMS news.

Bolivar Central High School

Kaynon Siwft and Colton Mayfield were named Farm Bureau Players of the Week, respectively for the Halls High School and Ripley High School games.

September is College App Month, and GEAR UP team members Tarra Broadnax and Todd Lowe were featured.

Mrs. Malone’s Government class participated in Constitution Day by signing the Constitution to prevent Senioritis.

Class of 2027 gear is available for purchase.

First Responder Career Day.

See more BCHS news.

Grand Junction Elementary School

Celebrated Grandparents Day.

See more GJES news.

Hornsby Elementary School

Had a lunch menu update.

Eighth graders shared impressive future goals for Career Day and here.

Top three eighth grader career project winners received gift cards.

Seventh and eighth graders attended Bolivar Central High School’ Career Day.

Pre-K students studied the five senses and here.

Cafeteria has a new banner.

Mrs. Jammie’s first grade class spent a learning day of exploration and fun at Lone Oaks Farm and more students here.

See more HES news.

Middleton Elementary School

Shared pictures from Grand Friends’ Day here, here, here, here, and here.

Mrs. McTizic;s fourth grade class learned through activities in the library.

Reminder about the Harvest Festival.

Mrs. Susie’s went on a nature walk.

Mrs. Cinicollo’s third grade students practiced multiplication by creating arrays and solving equations.

Mrs. Teena’s first grade class celebrated “Dot Day.”

Third grade class spent time in the library.

Miss Kaitlyn’s class celebrated with donuts after filling up their reading and math boards.

See more MES news.

Middleton High School

September is College App Month, and teachers, Mrs. Boykin, Caitlyn Brooks, and Ms. Joy, and counselor Treka Tate were featured.

Yearbooks are on sale for $50. Price goes up October 31, 2026.

Middleton and Bolivar Lady Tigers volleyball ended with a score of 3-0, Middleton.

Big thank you to Gear UP Site Coordinator Candra Woods!

See more MHS news.

Toone Elementary School

Yard Sign fundraiser reminder.

Sixth grade students visited the STEM Center.

Reminder about upcoming Book Fair on September 21, 2026.

Second graders celebrated “Dot Day!”

Mrs. Doyle’s seventh grade class visited the STEM Center.

Announced the 2026/2027 Jr. Beta Club students.

Yearbook deadline is September 30, 2026.

Kids can shop the Book Fair cash-free with an eWallet.

Updated basketball schedule.

First grade students performed Reader’s Theater for their classmates.

See more TES news.

Whiteville Elementary School

Gearing up for Grandparents Day September 22 – 24, 2026.

Picture Day is on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.

Mr. Fall’s fifth grade class has been learning about math volume and science physical properties of matter.

Students thanked the Governor’s Early Literacy Foundation for books.

Seventh and eighth grade students attended First Responder Career Day.

See more WES news.

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