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Census 2010
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   Please click the 1st logo "U.S. Census Bureau" below for more information regarding Census 2010. 
    Click the 2nd logo "It's About Us, 2010 Census in Schools" to find resources for teachers and students related to Census 2010.

 

Census 2010

Census 2010

     We want to assist our community organizations and encourage everyone to complete the application for Census 2010.    
     Teachers can access lessons and activities to conduct in their classroom throughout the 2009-2010 school year to promote awareness among our schools' populations (parents/ guardians, community members, students, etc). 
 

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The Lincoln County School District will ensure that all schools exceed State and National Accountability Goals.

 
   
 

Lloyd McGuffey Students
win

Regional Stock Market Game Competition!!

 

 

     A team of students from Julie Wilkinson's class at the Lloyd McGuffey Sixth Grade Center won the Regional Competition in The Stock Market Game!
   
The students who won the competition are: Lukas Brock, Zachary Bullock, Adam Frith and Breanna Mobley. They were formally presented with their awards (certificate and t-shirt)  on December 8th, 2009 at a presentation banquet at the prestigious Louisville Pendennis Club.
     Their virtual investments yielded over $7,000.00 in profits in just ten weeks!!! Congratulations!!
 

 
 

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February 15, 2010
 

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School Calendar
for Make-up Days
updated 1-22-10
 

 
 

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Campbellsville Teacher Awards May 2009

 
 

 
 
Three Lincoln County teachers were recognized for their excellence in teaching and awarded the Campbellsville Teacher of the Year award on Saturday, May 16th, 2009 in a ceremony held on the university campus. One teacher from each level: elementary, middle and high, are selected each year. This year the honors were awarded to James Carrier, 2nd grade teacher at McKinney Elementary, Daveida Smith, special needs teacher at Lincoln County Middle School, and Kristen Story, English teacher at Lincoln County High School were honored for the 2008-09 School Year.

Mr. James Carrier is state certified elementary teacher and has worked in Lincoln County schools since 1997. Mr. Carrier attended Lincoln County High School and received his undergraduate degree from Berea College. His post graduate work was completed at Eastern Kentucky University. In describing the reasons behind the award, Don Leigh, principal at McKinney Elementary Schools said about James Carrier, “James is a true educational leader and an advocate for children in our school community. He is dedicated to making the education of our students positive, enriching, sustained and fun. He is outstanding in every role he has served. His leadership in curriculum development, instructional strategies, and analysis of achievement data are far-reaching among our staff. He understands and contributes to improving our school wide instructional program. “

Mrs. Daveida Carol Smith is a national board certified teacher as an exceptional needs specialist and has worked in Lincoln County since 1997. She is a graduate of Lincoln County High School and received both her undergraduate and post graduate degrees from Eastern Kentucky University. Mrs. Debbie Sims, principal at Lincoln County Middle School explained that teacher, Daveida Smith, was selected for this award due to her devotion and compassion for all students. Mrs. Sims said, “Mrs. Smith is definitely an advocate for students with special needs and works to prepare them for real world experiences. She collaborates with teachers for the benefit of all students.”

Mrs. Kristen Gentry Story is a national board certified teacher of early adolescent English Language Arts. She graduated from Danville High School and received her undergraduate degree from Hanover College. Her post graduate work was completed at Eastern Kentucky University. Mrs. Story has taught in Lincoln County since 1997. Mr. Tim Godbey, principal at Lincoln County High School explained that Kristen Story’s high level of commitment to continuous improvement of herself, her colleagues, and her school is what caught his attention. She is actively involved in the several groups or organizations that focus on school improvement. Mr. Godbey said, “Based upon her commitment to the students of Lincoln County and her efforts to promote continuous improvement I believe that Kristen Story is deserving of this honor.”

Lincoln County is proud to be represented at the annual Excellence in Teaching Awards ceremonies by these three outstanding teachers.