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Welcome to Dr. Lee Reese's Webpage

School Email Address: leon.reese@henry.k12.ga.us

 

Dr. Leon Reese

I am the English Department Chair, an ELA, and Journalism teacher at UGHS.  I started at UGHS in the fall of 2021.

Before coming to Union Grove, I served in the U.S. Army, in law enforcement, as a business owner, and a college administrator and full-time faculty member.  

I am married and have two sons.  

I love cooking and photography.

I look forward to teaching you or your student.

If you ever have a question, don't hesitate to email me at leon.reese@henry.k12.ga.us.

 

For all of Dr. Reese's classes, student only need the following each day:

  • a fully charged and operational Chromebook issued by the school; personal devices, such as personal laptops or tablets, are not allowed for school work.
  • a 1.5" - 2" three-ring binder.
  • a pencil or pen. 

The following is not required but highly recommended:

If you would like to donate class supplies, they are always appreciated!  Useful items include:

  • Highlighters
  • #2 pencils
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Sanitizer wipes
  • Expo dry erase markers

In all of Dr. Reese's classes, students are to conduct themselves at all times by the principles of the Wolverine Way: Unity, Grit, Helpfulness, and Self-Respect.  Students will be held to the policies and procedures of the Henry County School System and Union Grove High School, including the following:

  • If a student has not crossed the threshold of the classroom before the bell rings, they are tardy. 
  • Students will place all their phones in the caddy before the bell rings to begin class.  
  • Students need to come to class having gone to the restroom.  Restroom passes are only for extreme emergencies.
  • Students will respect one another by never interrupting one another during class discussions or insulting one another.
  • Students will show respect for the administration, teachers, and substitute teachers at all times.  
  • Students will not get out of their seats while the teacher is lecturing.