The annual exceptional child educator symposium was held today at LCMS. This event serves as valuable professional development time for our staff.
#KidsMatterMost
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting is tonight at 5:30 pm at the Student Support Center. The meeting will also be streamed live on our YouTube Channel.
Link- https://youtu.be/1OSARMiUIeI
*Please subscribe to our school YouTube channel.
21st Century will begin for students on August 30th. You'll be able to register your student(s) at your school's upcoming open house event.
#TEAMLincoln
Lincoln Arts Academy is underway this week for K-8 students at Lincoln County Middle School.
Students are exploring many aspects of African culture and utilizing themes from Disney’s Lion King.
#TEAMLincoln
Lincoln County Retired Teachers recently donated to the migrant program to help support activities not allowable by grant funds. They also support the backpack program and the school supplies program during the year, and help promote the Grandparent Essay Contest for all Lincoln County Fifth Graders. LC Retired Teachers are strong proponents for equal opportunities in the education of all our students.
📸: LCRT President Bruce Smith presenting a check to LC Migrant Program Coordinator Betty England.
5 WEEKS FROM TODAY!!!
The opening day of school for students is August 24th. That’s only five weeks away! You can now view the 2021-22 school calendar by visiting our school website:
LINK- https://bit.ly/3eFN3sj
#TEAMLincoln
We are now registering incoming kindergartners for K-Camp 2021. It will be August 11th at each elementary school. Transportation, lunch and a snack will be provided.
Please fill out the Google Form or call 606.365.2124.
Link to register: https://bit.ly/3gPueVf
#TEAMLincoln
Students had a great week at STEM Academy. Huge thanks to all the staff members who made it possible!
#TEAMLincoln
The Lincoln County Board of Education Meeting will be held tonight at 5:30 pm. You may watch the meeting on our Youtube Live channel (link below) or attend in person at the Student Support Center.
#TEAMLincoln
LINK- https://youtu.be/okVNgJRuzk8
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting will be held tonight at the Student Support Center at 5:30 pm. You may attend in-person or view the meeting using the link below:
Meeting link- https://youtu.be/yilmeGn9JP0
#TEAMLincoln
Happy Independence Day!
You can now follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram:
Twitter- https://bit.ly/35Jz7Zx
Instagram- https://bit.ly/3gU1HN5
#TEAMLincoln
•Online registration is underway for current students for the 2021-22 school year. All returning students must register. For more information, click the link below:
LINK- https://bit.ly/2TQ3V8e
•We are now registering incoming kindergartners for K-Camp 2021. It will be August 11th at each elementary school. Transportation, lunch and a snack will be provided.
Give your kindergarten student a great start to the school year by registering them for K-Camp. Please fill out the Google Form or call 606.365.2124.
Link to register: https://bit.ly/3gPueVf
#TEAMLincoln
Lindsey Phillips was selected as the Lake Cumberland Region State Vice President at the 92nd Kentucky FFA State Convention. She was selected to run as a state officer from our region and then selected as VP from a nominating committee. She will serve for the 2021-22 school year.
In Remembrance of Wilma Rice
#TEAMLincoln
Reminder
LCHS and LCMS students learned about insects, amphibians and reptiles yesterday from Brad Reynolds (The Real Science Program).
He brought Madagascar hissing cockroaches, a tarantula, frogs, and numerous types of snakes with him.
📸: Reynolds holding a boa constrictor.
The Lincoln County Board of Education meeting will be tomorrow night at 5:30 pm. You may watch the meeting here:
Link- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0b451hl7zjI&feature=youtu.be
Please remember the family of Victoria Lopez, one of our class of 2021 graduates, who suddenly lost her life last Tuesday just four days after graduation.
🔴 🔵 ⚪️ 🏀
LCHS boys basketball camp concluded today at the high school. The camp was from 8:30 am to 11:30 am each day and had over 100 participants.
Coach Jackson said this was his biggest camp in 18 years of hosting it and that the future is bright for the Patriots!
