This week is National School Counselors Week. Lincoln County Schools has amazing school counselors who make a difference in the lives of students every single day. We are grateful to have such a great group of counselors who play an essential role in the success of our students.
Sarah Sublett is the school counselor at Hustonville Elementary, where she has been making a positive impact since 2020, after starting her career at Lincoln County Middle School in 2016. She and her husband have a 7-year-old son, along with two grown children. Outside of her professional life, Sarah enjoys spending quality time with her loved ones and working on DIY projects.
Sarah is passionate about counseling and feels that her true talent lies in helping students thrive in a school environment. She’s dedicated to providing a range of services, from classroom guidance lessons to small group sessions and one-on-one counseling, all aimed at equipping students with essential life skills. Sarah embraces the creative freedom her role offers, and she’s especially proud of her successes with programs like Paw Pals, Tiger TV, and the 2x10 initiative.
Her love for both her students and colleagues makes Sarah an invaluable asset to Hustonville Elementary, where she continues to be a vital resource for the entire school community.
#WeAreTigers 🐅
This week is National School Counselors Week. Lincoln County Schools has amazing school counselors who make a difference in the lives of students every single day. We are grateful to have such a great group of counselors who play an essential role in the success of our students.
Joslyn Flynn is bringing fresh energy and enthusiasm to her role as a school counselor at Highland Elementary School in her first year on the job. Though she is not originally from Lincoln County, Joslyn has quickly become an active and beloved member of the community, volunteering with the Distinguished Young Woman program and serving as the sponsor of the Highland Cheer Squad. Her commitment to the local area and her passion for supporting students and families shines through in everything she does.
Joslynn chose to pursue a career as a school counselor because of her desire to help children navigate challenges and connect them with resources that make their school experience both fun and successful. She uses a variety of different counseling theories and approaches to ensure that each student gets the support they need. Whether it’s offering individual counseling or connecting families to community resources, Joslyn is dedicated to making sure every student at Highland Elementary feels supported and welcome.
With a heart for fostering positive relationships, Joslyn truly loves her school, her students, and her fellow staff members. Outside of work, she’s busy keeping up with her energetic 8-year-old twins, but no matter where she is, Joslyn remains focused on making a positive impact in the lives of those around her.
#WeAreAviators ✈️
This week is National School Counselors Week. Lincoln County Schools has amazing school counselors who make a difference in the lives of students every single day. We are grateful to have such a great group of counselors who play an essential role in the success of our students.
Our school counselors support students in social emotional learning, social skills, crisis intervention, academic counseling, and college and career counseling. We are excited to highlight our counselors each day during this week.
Katelyn Johnson is a dedicated school counselor at Crab Orchard Elementary. A native of Lincoln County and a proud graduate of Lincoln County High School, Katelyn’s deep connection to her community drives her passion for helping students thrive. As a mother to a 2-year-old daughter, Katelyn understands the importance of nurturing young minds and building meaningful relationships. With a heart for service, Katelyn uses a variety of counseling approaches to meet the unique needs of each student.
Whether it’s offering guidance on personal challenges or providing academic support, Katelyn is committed to helping students reach their full potential. Her advice to students is simple: “The only person stopping you from reaching your goal is you.” This mantra inspires her students to believe in themselves and overcome obstacles.
Katelyn’s work goes beyond just counseling—she is a trusted figure at Crab Orchard Elementary, fostering a supportive and welcoming environment for both students and staff alike. Her genuine care for others and her dedication to making a difference truly set her apart as an invaluable member of the school community.
#WeAreCubs 🐻
This week is National School Counseling Week. We are thankful for our great group of caring counselors who show up every day ready to assist in making our students’ school day a success!
There is no school in Lincoln County today, Friday, January 31st. Crab Orchard Elementary is without water due to a water leak within the City of Crab Orchard water system.
Lincoln County Schools will be in session tomorrow, January 23rd.
We do anticipate a few issues with roads, mainly with bus turn around areas. Our transportation department will be reaching out to those in impacted areas to make alternate plans for those students.
Wednesday (1/22/25) will be NTI weather day #9 for Lincoln County Schools. Several roads around the county are still not safe for travel and severe cold temperatures are expected overnight into the morning commute.
Students will work from home and staff will follow the NTI weather day plan. Students should contact their teachers for assistance.
Please remember you have five days to complete your work. If you do not have your Chromebook at home please visit our website or social media pages for instructions on how to log into your account from a personal device.
Tuesday (1/21/25) will be NTI weather day #8 for Lincoln County Schools. Several roads around the county are still not safe for travel.
Students will work from home and staff will follow the NTI weather day plan. Students should contact their teachers for assistance.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
There is no school next Monday, January 20th, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
There will be a public wellness forum on January 27th at 4 pm at the central office. This meeting will revolve around plans and actions to promote student health and well-being. We will also discuss school nutrition and take questions. Make plans to attend.
The Lincoln County Board of Education meeting is tonight at 5:30 pm at the central office.
🗒️ Agenda- https://portal.ksba.org/public/Agency.aspx?PublicAgencyID=103&AgencyTypeID=1
🔗 Livestream- https://youtube.com/live/6ZRZto48NW4?feature=share
Lincoln County Schools will be in session tomorrow, January 14th. The roads have improved around the county thanks to our roadworkers and some sunshine.
We do anticipate a few issues mainly with bus turn around areas. Our transportation department will be reaching out to those in impacted areas to make alternate plans for those students.
We greatly appreciate the patience and understanding from everyone and we are excited to see everyone back in school tomorrow. As always, feel free to contact your school or the central office with any questions or concerns.
Monday (1/13/25) will be NTI weather day #7 for Lincoln County Schools. Several roads around the county are still not safe for travel.
Students will work from home and staff will follow the NTI weather day plan. Students should contact their teachers for assistance.
County Judge Executive Woods Adams read a proclamation to begin tonight’s board meeting in honor of school board recognition month.
Huge thanks to our SROs and local law enforcement officers for helping keep our schools and communities safe every day!
The Lincoln County Board of Education working meeting is tonight at 5:30 pm at the central office.
Agenda- https://portal.ksba.org/public/Agency.aspx?PublicAgencyID=103&AgencyTypeID=1
Livestream- https://youtube.com/live/qzz81S1QA3Y?feature=share
There will be no school for Lincoln County Schools this Thursday and Friday. Several roads are still not safe for school transportation and more winter weather is expected on Friday. Thursday (1/9/25) will be NTI weather day #6. Friday (1/10/25) will be a traditional snow day. There will be no NTI work assigned for Friday.
Students will work from home and staff will follow the NTI weather day plan on Thursday. Students should contact their teachers for assistance.
Please remember you have five days to complete your work. If you do not have your Chromebook at home please visit our website or social media pages for instructions on how to log into your account from a personal device.
Monday (1/6/25) and Tuesday (1/7/25) will be NTI weather days #3 and #4 for Lincoln County Schools.
Students will work from home and staff will follow the NTI weather day plan. Students should contact their teachers for assistance.
Please remember you have five days to complete your work. If you do not have your Chromebook at home please visit our website or social media pages for instructions on how to log into your account from a personal device.
🎉School Board Recognition Month! 🎉
We're so grateful for the dedicated members of the LCBOE and all they do for the students, staff, and families of Lincoln County Schools. Your leadership, hard work, and commitment make a difference in the lives of so many.
