Lincoln County High School is proud to welcome Jill Mullins, Assistant Principal, to our Patriot Family! 

Jill is a graduate of Lee High School in Ben Hur, Virginia.  She received her Bachelors of Science Degree with dual certification in Special Education with an emphasis on Hearing Impairment and Elementary Education from Eastern Kentucky University.  She also received a certification in Learning and Behavior Disorders.  In addition, she has a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership Studies from the University of Kentucky. 

Mrs. Mullins has twenty years of teaching experience.  She began her career in Fayette County Public Schools and spent three and a half years teaching there before moving her career to Jessamine County.  In Jessamine County, Mrs. Mullins served as a teacher of students with disabilities at West Jessamine High School for 12 years.  In 2009, she was named Special Educator of the Year for Jessamine County.  Since 2014, Mrs. Mullins has been as an Achievement and Compliance Coach for Fayette County Schools.  She has worked closely with various schools and staff improving student achievement.  She has a vast amount of knowledge in the areas of instruction, interventions, and disabilities. 

Mrs. Mullins has been married to her husband, Chip, for 18 years.  Together, they have two sons and two grandchildren.  They are looking forward to another grandchild due in February.  Mrs. Mullins spends her free time volunteering at the University of Kentucky Children’s Hospital where she cuddles babies in the NICU and serving as president of the Big Blue Reef Club.  She loves to read and take care of her saltwater reef tank.   

Mrs. Mullins will begin serving as an assistant principal at Lincoln County High School on September 4^th. 

The Lincoln County School District is excited to announce the hiring of Mr. Brad Smith as the new Communications Coordinator.

A graduate of Lincoln County High School and a life-long Lincoln County resident, Mr. Smith holds a Bachelor of Art’s Degree in Public Relations from Eastern Kentucky University.

Bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Lincoln County School District, Mr. Smith has served as the Solid Waste and Recycling Manager for both Garrard and Lincoln County and Nuisance Officer for the Lincoln County Fiscal Court. Since 2007, Mr. Smith has served as the Project Coordinator for the Administrative Office of the Courts.

Join me in welcoming Brad Smith to our district.  Brad’s vast experience will be a strong asset as the district develops strategies designed to improve communication with all stakeholders.

The Lincoln County School District is excited to announce the hiring of Mrs. Stacy Story as interim principal at Lincoln County Middle School.

A graduate of Lincoln County High School and veteran educator, Mrs. Story holds a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Psychology with an emphasis in Secondary Teaching for English and Psychology from Western Kentucky University as well as a Master's Degree in Library Science and Rank I in Principalship from Eastern Kentucky University.

Bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Lincoln County Middle School principal position, Mrs. Story began her teaching career at Northwest High School in Clarksville, TN. She has since served as a Forensics Coach at Russellville High School (Russellville, KY) and as an English teacher and Striving Interventionist at Lincoln County High School. In 2010, she was hired as the Academic Performance Consultant at Lincoln County High School where she oversaw the development of curriculum, assessment, and instruction. Since 2016, Mrs. Story has served as the assistant principal at Lincoln County High School, where she was immersed in the turn-around process and gained enormous experience in all facets of school leadership. 

Mrs. Story will assume her new position immediately.

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Public Notice

Lincoln County Student Support Center 
Non-Discrimination Notice
Academic Year:  2019-2020

Students, their families, employees and potential employees of the Lincoln County School District are hereby notified that the Lincoln County School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, religion, marital status, sex or disability in employment, vocational programs, or activities as set forth in compliance with federal and state statutes and regulations. 

The Lincoln County Area Technology Center offers the following career and technical education programs for all students regardless of race, color, national origin, including those with limited English proficiency, sex or disability in grades 9-12.

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