Grades 3-5 Supply Lists for '26-'27
4 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
Greenback Golf UPDATED post: Students who are interested in playing golf need to meet at Kahite Golf Course this THURSDAY, JULY 16 at 5:45 PM. Golfers will meet with Coach Curtis and practice from 6-7:30 PM.
4 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
This week, Greenback School is highlighting two more teachers who have joined the GBS staff for 2026-2027. Rachael Henry is returning to GBS after a couple of years at Maryville Christian School. Cody Wilhite is transferring from Ft. Loudoun Middle School to GBS.
4 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
As we prepare for the 2026-2027 school year, make it a priority this school year to choose your words carefully! Do your part to make the school environment feel positive and safe for everyone. Refrain from using inappropriate, insensitive, and hurtful language at school and at extra-curricular school events.
4 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
Greenback School welcomes several new teachers and coaches to its staff for the 2026-2027 school year. Today, we highlight Mrs. Kristen Walls and Mr. Daniel Curtis.
4 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
Hope you're enjoying summer!
We’re getting ready for the 2026–2027 school year and wanted to share a quick reminder about a few important school expectations:
Dress Code Reminder-
Just like last year, pajamas, house shoes/slippers, and blankets are not allowed at school.
Cell Phone Policy-
Our cell phone rules will stay the same for the new school year.
Need more details?
Check out the updated student handbook on our school website for all the info.
We’re looking forward to a great year—see you soon!
4 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
Registration deadline is this Friday, June 19! RIO Revolution Church will host its annual Helping Hands event at Greenback School on Saturday, July 25. Use this link to register! Registration closes at 7 PM on June 19.

https://riorevolution.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3576176
5 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
The middle school girls' basketball program at Greenback School is hosting a kids' camp for girls and boys in grades K-5 on July 16 and 17. The camp is 9 am to 12 noon both days. Email Coach Morton at mortonl@loudoncounty.org to register.
5 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
The Greenback high school cheerleading team will host a cheer camp for kids ages 4 years old to rising 6th graders on July 13, 14, & 15! Register by emailing coach Kendra Titlow - titlowk@loudoncounty.org
5 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
There will be an interest meeting on July 16 for those rising 6th-8th graders interested in middle school cheerleading. The meeting will take place at 6 PM in the school's cafeteria.
5 months ago, Matthew Brookshire

Registration deadline is this Friday, June 19! RIO Revolution Church will host its annual Helping Hands event at Greenback School on Saturday, July 25. Use this link to register! Registration closes at 7 PM on June 19.

https://riorevolution.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/3576176

5 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
The basketball camp scheduled for May 20 & 21 at Greenback School has been cancelled.
6 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
Greenback School is proud to introduce Daniel Curtis as the high school boys' basketball coach! Coach Curtis brings nearly 20 years of coaching experience to Greenback. In his previous coaching stops, Coach Curtis has led teams to five regular season district championships, and one district tournament championship. He is a four-time District Coach of the Year. Coach Curtis will also take over as the golf coach for the Greenback Cherokees.

Coach Curtis will meet with the boys' basketball team this Thursday, May 21 at 3:30 PM in the school gym. All boys who are interested in playing are welcome to attend!
6 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
For students attending summer school, it begins Tuesday, May 26. Students can be dropped off as early as 7:45. Morning drop-off is at the cafeteria. Dismissal is at 3 PM and will take place at the main front entrance. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
6 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
Friday, May 15 is the last day of school. Dismissal begins at 11 AM and dismissal procedures will be the same. Buses will run. Have a safe and fun summer break!
6 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
1. This is our last week of school for the year. Please check to see if your child has an outstanding cafeteria balance, an overdue library book, or any technology equipment that must be returned to the school. Make every to take care of these items before the end of the week.

2. This Wednesday, May 13, the Kindergarten students will go to the splash pad in downtown Lenoir City. They will have Kindergarten graduation on Thursday, May 14 at 9 AM. Kindergarten graduation will be in the school gym.

3. The 2nd graders will have their wax museum this Wednesday, May 13. Parents who are planning to attend will need to check in through the main office. Remember to bring your driver’s license.

4. Middle school students who qualify for the final incentive trip will go to Top Golf this Thursday, May 14.

5. Again, this Friday, May 15 is our last day of school! This is a half-day of school and dismissal begins at 11 AM. Report cards will not be available until 10 AM. Buses will run on this day. Lunch will NOT be served.

6. We have accumulated a large amount of clothes in our lost & found. All items in the lost & found are currently in the rotunda, just outside our main office. Parents, you are welcome to look through the items for anything that belongs to your child. Just check in at the main office. All items left will be donated at the end of this week.

7. Middle school tryouts for girls’ basketball are scheduled for today, Monday, May 11. Tryouts for high school girls’ volleyball will take place on May 15 beginning at 12 noon. This is the last day of school and is only a half-day with dismissal beginning at 11 AM. And lastly, girls who will be in high school next year and want to try out for the high school cheerleading team need to pick up a packet from the main office. High school cheerleading clinic and tryouts are May 11th-14th.

8. We are having a school-wide campus clean-up day on May 12. If you’d like to donate some lawn/leaf bags or some small bottles of water for our students, you can drop those items off at the main office.

9. Thank you for a great school year! Greenback School appreciates the support from all of our families and the entire Greenback community. Have a fun and safe summer vacation!
6 months ago, Matthew Brookshire

We are writing to inform you of a cybersecurity incident involving Instructure, the parent company of Canvas, which is used by Loudon High School, Fort Loudoun Middle School, and Greenback High School. Instructure has reported that it experienced a criminal cybersecurity incident and that the incident appears to be contained. While Canvas was down for several hours on Thursday, May 7, the company has restored access to users as of Friday, May 8.

According to information provided by the company, the data involved appears to include names, email addresses, student ID numbers, and messages among Canvas users. At this time, Instructure has stated that it has no evidence that passwords, dates of birth, government identification numbers, or financial information were involved.

We are continuing to monitor this situation closely and are awaiting additional updates from Instructure regarding next steps. As we learn more, we will share relevant information with families and staff. In the meantime, we encourage all students, staff, and families to be especially cautious with emails or messages that reference classes, assignments, student ID numbers, school accounts, or Canvas conversations. Please avoid clicking on suspicious links, opening unexpected attachments, or providing login information in response to an email or message.

6 months ago, Loudon County Schools
1. There is no school tomorrow for students. Tomorrow is an in-service day due to the local Loudon County election.

2. 3rd and 4th grade students will be attending a field trip to the zoo on Wednesday, May 6.

3. If your child received an invitation for summer school, please return the letter by WEDNESDAY!

4. Parents and guardians, we need your help! Greenback School is very close to meeting its annual attendance goal that is set each year by Tennessee’s state department of education! We are very close to our goal with just weeks remaining! Please help us meet our goal by having your child at school each day. We have made great strides this year, and we thank you for your help.

5. We wrap up the last of spring testing this week! The state-dual-credit exam for US History is on Wednesday, May 6.

6. This Thursday, May 7, students have the chance to purchase ice cream from the Smiley Swirl Ice Cream Truck! Your child should have brought a note home last week about this event. The cost for students is $3.50.

7. This Thursday, May 7 is also high school graduation for the senior class of 2026! Graduation rehearsal is in the morning, and the graduation ceremony begins at 6 PM in the school gymnasium.

8. Friday, May 8 is Field Day for students in grades PreK through 5. Please make sure your child dresses appropriately for the day.

9. We have accumulated a large amount of clothes in our lost & found. All items in the lost & found are currently in the rotunda, just outside our main office. Parents, you are welcome to look through the items for anything that belongs to your child. Just check in at the main office. All items left will be donated at the end of this week.

10. Middle school tryouts for girls’ basketball are scheduled for Monday May 11. Tryouts for high school girls’ volleyball will take place on May 15 beginning at 12 noon. This is the last day of school and is only a half-day with dismissal beginning at 11 AM. And lastly, girls who will be in high school next year and want to try out for the high school cheerleading team need to pick up a packet from the main office. High school cheerleading clinic and tryouts are May 11th-14th.

11. We are having a school-wide campus clean up day on May 12. If you’d like to donate some lawn/leaf bags or some small bottles of water for our students, you can drop those items off at the main office.

12. The last day of school for this year is Friday, May 15. This is a half-day of school and dismissal begins at 11 AM. Report cards will not be available until 10 AM. Buses will run on this day. Lunch will NOT be served.

13. Please help our front office staff by NOT signing your child out of school after 2:30 PM. If you need your child for an afternoon appointment, please make every effort to sign them out no later than 2:30.
6 months ago, Matthew Brookshire
1. Parents and guardians, we need your help! Greenback School is very close to meeting its annual attendance goal that is set each year by Tennessee’s state department of education! We are very close to our goal with just weeks remaining! Please help us meet our goal by having your child at school each day. We have made great strides this year, and we thank you for your help.

2. We wrap up most spring testing this week! Tomorrow, students in Biology I will take their EOC. High school students in the state-dual-credit Psychology and Speech & Communication classes will take their tests on Tuesday and Thursday of this week. The state-dual-credit exam for US History is on May 6.

3. We have accumulated a large amount of clothes in our lost & found. All items in the lost & found are currently in the rotunda, just outside our main office. Parents, you are welcome to look through the items for anything that belongs to your child. Just check in at the main office. All items left will be donated at the end of this week.

4. On Wednesday, our PreK and First Grade classes have a field trip to Zoo Knoxville. Additionally, we have high school students going to Zoo Knoxville this same day on a Biology Class field trip. This Thursday some of our 4th and 5th grade students will attend the Robert Towns Track Meet at Lenoir City Intermediate/Middle School.

5. This Thursday evening, we have Senior Awards Night for graduating seniors. If you received an invitation, we hope you will be able to attend. We will recognize academic accomplishments and present college scholarships to our graduation seniors. The program begins at 6 PM.

6. This Thursday, April 30 is the last day for all afterschool LAUNCH activities.

7. Only a few of the extra yearbooks are left for purchase. If interested, yearbooks cost $75, and you can pay with cash or check (checks payable to Greenback School).

8. Tryouts for middle school boys’ basketball are this Friday, May 1 from 3:30 to 5 PM. Tryouts of elementary girls’ basketball are next Monday, May 4, also beginning at 3:30. Middle school tryouts for girls’ basketball are scheduled for Monday May 11. And lastly, girls who will be in high school next year and want to try out for the high school cheerleading team need to pick up a packet from the main office. High school cheerleading clinic and tryouts are May 11th-14th.

9. This Saturday, May 2 is high school prom. Tickets are still available and are now open to high school sophomores. Prom tickets are $50 per person.

10. Spring is a very busy time in the school year. Please check our school website frequently for calendar updates regarding testing, extra-curricular activities, field trips, and end-of-year events.

11. Please help our front office staff by NOT signing your child out of school after 2:30 PM. If you need your child for an afternoon appointment, please make every effort to sign them out no later than 2:30.

12. Please make your child’s teacher and/or the main office aware if you are changing how your child is getting home in the afternoon. We want to ensure that each child gets where they are supposed to be at the end of the school day.
7 months ago, Matthew Brookshire

1. Parents and guardians, we need your help! Greenback School is very close to meeting its annual attendance goal that is set each year by Tennessee’s state department of education! We are very close to our goal with just weeks remaining! Please help us meet our goal by having your child at school each day. We have made great strides this year, and we thank you for your help.

2. Spring testing continues this week! Tomorrow, students in grades 2-8 will take math tests. High school students will also take math EOCs tomorrow. Testing for grades 2-8 continues through Thursday of this week. High school EOCs will continue into next week. Please have your child here on-time each day of testing!

3. School yearbooks are here and on sale now! A limited number of yearbooks are available for purchase beginning tomorrow, at a cost of $75. You can pay with cash or check (checks payable to Greenback School).

4. This Wednesday, April 22, Greenback School will have an induction ceremony for new student members of the National Honor Society. The program begins at 6 PM in the school library.

5. Kindergarten students will take a field trip this Thursday to the Muse in Knoxville. The 5th grade will go on a field trip to Neyland Stadium this Friday, April 24.

6. The date for our Academic Signing Day for graduating seniors has been changed to Monday, April 27 beginning at 8:30 AM. Parents and other family members are invited to attend!

7. Spring is a very busy time in the school year. Please check our school website frequently for calendar updates regarding testing, extra-curricular activities, field trips, and end-of-year events.

8. Just a reminder to students and parents: Cell phones are not permitted during the school day. High school students can have their phones ONLY during their lunch period. The school dress code prohibits pajamas, house slippers, and blankets at school. Please review the school handbook for more details. The school handbook can be found on our school website.

9. Please help our front office staff by NOT signing your child out of school after 2:30 PM. If you need your child for an afternoon appointment, please make every effort to sign them out no later than 2:30.

10. Please make your child’s teacher and/or the main office aware if you are changing how your child is getting home in the afternoon. We want to ensure that each child gets where they are supposed to be at the end of the school day.

11. The high school baseball team is winding down its regular season action by playing a handful of games this week. They play at home on Tuesday and Thursday, while playing away today, Friday, and then again on Saturday. The soccer team plays Polk County at home tomorrow night and then travels to York Institute on Friday. The softball team is at home for two games this week, playing tomorrow night and Thursday night. And the middle school volleyball team has a JV tournament this Saturday at Heritage Middle School.

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7 months ago, Matthew Brookshire