
Shout out to LCMS 8th grader Germani Crosby. She is currently ranked 1st in the USA amongst all middle school girls in the shot put! She is also the top ranked girls discus competitor in KY!
*Rankings from milesplit.com



The Lincoln County Board of Education is having a special called meeting tonight at 5:30 PM. You may attend in-person or watch the meeting here:
Link- https://youtu.be/tvRhiEup3ts


Reminder:
Next week (April 4th-8th) is Spring Break for Lincoln County Schools.
☀️ 🌞 ☀️


Important information regarding this weekend’s showtimes 👇🏻


Mrs. Hoskins found a group of Crab Orchard Elementary 1st grade leprechauns who wanted to send luck to the Lincoln Pats basketball team as they compete in the Sweet 16!!!
#KidsMatterMost 🏀
#StPatricksDay2022🍀


🚨 Reminder:
There is no school tomorrow, 3/18, for Lincoln County Schools.
#KidsMatterMost


The Lincoln County Board of Education will be meeting tonight at 5:30 pm.
You may view the meeting here:
https://youtu.be/3cY6HUaOzMc
#TEAMLincoln


The Lincoln County Board of Education will be meeting tonight at 5:30 pm at the Student Support Center. You may view the meeting here:
Link- https://youtu.be/3cY6HUaOzMc


Third grade COES students had a special guest stop by to celebrate Read Across America. Local pediatrician and author Dr. Callie Shaffer came to visit and discuss writing and illustrating her children’s book, “The Neighborwood Party”.
#KidsMatterMost 📚
#WeAreCubs





Today is National Read Across America Day. Students at Stanford Elementary dressed up yesterday as characters from the book “Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type.” Check out these awesome farmers!
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#WeAreWildcats


The Lincoln County Retired Teachers meeting will be Tuesday, 3/15, at 11:30 am.
Please note: Meeting place has been changed to Torres Mexican Steakhouse. Items of business include volunteer recognition, Grandparent Essay winner, and Books for Babies. Please plan to attend.

It’s “dress like what you want to be when you grow up day” at Crab Orchard Elementary School today.
Pre-K student Hunter Coots is dressed like Principal Abbott and Principal Abbott is dressed like a Crab Orchard Cub 🏀 player!
#KidsMatterMost
#WeAreCubs


Face coverings on school buses are now optional per the latest guidance from the CDC.


Early Childhood Registration


Hustonville Elementary recently completed a school project during where they collected snacks to distribute to first responders and hospital workers. Because of the generosity of the school they were able to complete nine baskets to deliver.
#KidsMatterMost
#WeAreTigers 🐅





February is Black History Month. Mrs. Hampton’s and Mrs. Clontz’s 1st grade classes at COES have been making an African American History Quilt. The paper quilt is comprised of many famous individuals and lists some of their great accomplishments in life.
#KidsMatterMost




Happy Presidents Day


Rebecca Garcia has recently stepped into a new position for Lincoln County Schools as the GEAR UP Academic Interventionist.
This federally funded grant helps student prepare for postsecondary success. Mrs. Garcia is currently working at LCMS with 6th and 7th graders.


February 15th is National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day. Lincoln County Schools is very appreciative of the Stanford Police Department for providing officers to protect our schools.
A very special thanks to:
SGT. Preston Middleton
Officer Ray Sayre
Officer Kyle Hester
#KidsMatterMost


Reminder
