The Lincoln County Schools food service department is offering meals to in-person and Patriot Learning Academy (virtual) students daily and now also offering a once a week five meal pick-up option on Wednesdays. Families will be able to pick up five meals at one time for their children at any elementary school. These meals are available for pickup every Wednesday... READ MORE >
Name? Chris WoolumsWhere do you work? Stanford Elementary SchoolWhat do you do there? Music Teacher/Technology Teacher, STC, STLP Coach, Archery Coach 1. What is your favorite thing about your school? I think one of the things that I enjoy most about Stanford Elementary is the various things that we offer to our students. I am able to work with students in... READ MORE >
According to the COVID-19 Daily Incidence Rate Map, Lincoln County is a red county again this week. This means Lincoln County Schools will use Red Level Instruction guidelines next week for in-person students. Patriot Learning Academy students will learn virtually from home. Students participating in targeted services could attend additional days if advised... READ MORE >
As Kentucky observes School Board Recognition Month in January, Lincoln County Schools is joining in the celebration of its five school board members. Ricky Lane, Etta Meek, Bruce Smith, Win Smith and Gloria Sneed are among the more than 850 school board members in the state’s 171 local school districts being recognized this month for their service. “This is the... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Schools food service department is offering meals to in-person and Patriot Learning Academy (virtual) students daily and now also offering a once a week five meal pick-up option on Wednesdays. Families will be able to pick up five meals at one time for their children at any elementary school. These meals are available for pickup every Wednesday... READ MORE >
According to the COVID-19 Daily Incidence Rate Map, Lincoln County is a red county today. This means Lincoln County Schools will use Red Level Instruction guidelines next week for in-person students. Patriot Learning Academy students will learn virtually from home. Students participating in targeted services could attend additional days if advised directly by their... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools will re-open on January 11th. The food service department will be offering meals to in-person and Patriot Learning Academy (virtual) students daily and also will now offer a once a week five meal pick-up option on Wednesdays. Starting tomorrow, January 6th, families will be able to pick up five meals at one time for their children at any... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools will offer in-person and Patriot Learning Academy (virtual learning) to students when school resumes on January 11th. PLA students will continue to learn from home as they did the previous semester. In-person students will be required to follow the guidance below. The Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) and the Kentucky Department for... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education voted tonight (5-0) to return to school on January 11th. The original date to return after winter break was scheduled to be January 5th. The change to the calendar stems from the recent recommendation from Governor Beshear to not return to in-person instruction until at least January 11th to help limit community spread of... READ MORE >
#MeetTEAMLincoln Name? Delsie LeMaster Where do you work? Highland Elementary What do you do there? I am the Arts and Humanities teacher. 1. What is your favorite thing about your school? A: I love how well we work together as a group to do what is best for kids, I also love how we can make each other laugh. 2. How do you spend your free time? A: I... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Middle School Academic Team virtually competed in the Honorable Kentucky Colonels Sixth Grade Showcase last week. The quick recall team placed third overall and several students also placed in written assessment. The competition used Google Meet sessions for students to participate in events. Parents/spectators were able to join the quick... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School student Jimmy Deatherage shared his knowledge of hydraulics during a recent video project as part of his Ag Power class. Students were asked to create the hydraulic lift with water, syringes and tubing. Ms. Quesenberry, the teacher of the class, said he asked the students to prepare the project and video as if they were explaining the... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools will be using Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) days through December 18th. Until we resume in-person instruction, our Food Service Department will be offering meals (breakfast and lunch) to students daily. The meals will be delivered to the normal drop-off locations that were used to begin the school year. Please contact our Food Service... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools medical provider, Family Heath Care Associates, is now offering COVID-19 rapid testing to the general public. You may schedule an appointment Monday through Friday, 8 AM-5 PM, by calling their office at 606.365.5783. READ MORE >
Name? Lisa Hurd Where do you work? Crab Orchard What do you do there? EC Teacher 4th and 5th 1. What is your favorite thing about your school? A: My students and co-workers 2. How do you spend your free time? A: Camping and hanging out with family 3. What is your favorite food? A: Pizza, anything italian 4. What is best book you’ve ever read?... READ MORE >
Christmas is officially three weeks from today. Let the Lincoln County High School Percussion Ensemble put you in the holiday spirit with its rendition of Carol of the Bells. This performance was part of the LCHS 2020 Winter Showcase. The showcase was a virtual event showcasing the many talents and skills of our magnificent students. You can check out the entire... READ MORE >
#MeetTEAMLincoln Name? Vickie Walls Where do you work? LCMS What do you do there? 8th grade English teacher What is your favorite thing about your school? A: The family atmosphere. We have such a caring and hardworking staff who work together to make sure our students feel safe, loved, and get a great education. How do you spend your free time? A: Riding... READ MORE >
Eastern Kentucky University and GEAR UP are partnering together to offer a family engagement night for Lincoln County students and guardians. The event will be held on Monday, November 23rd at 6:30 PM. A free t-shirt will be available for students who apply to EKU and attend this event. Topics will include: admissions, academics, tuition, scholarships,... READ MORE >
#MeetTEAMLincoln Name? A: Ingrid Williams Where do you work?A: Lincoln County High School What do you do there?A: I teach Junior English! What is your favorite thing about your school? A: The people are my favorite thing at LCHS--my brilliant students and supportive co-workers. How do you spend your free time?A: I spend most of my free time either in the garden or... READ MORE >
In an effort to offer more services for students, 21st Century will be extending its hours starting Monday, November 16th. Please contact the coordinator at your school for more information: Crab Orchard Elementary: Dakota Lunsford, 502.230.3477Highland Elementary: Whitney Whitaker, 606.879.2901Hustonville Elementary: Katie Lyons, 859.583.1523Stanford... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education voted (3-2) to extend Non-Traditional Instruction (virtual learning) through December 18th. The district is scheduled to be closed for the holidays December 21st through January 4th, making January 5th the first day students could possibly return to in-person instruction. The board’s decision to continue to use virtual... READ MORE >
Survey Link Lincoln County Schools is applying for a grant to be able to continue to offer a 21st Century Community Learning Center at Highland Elementary and Lincoln County High School next school year. 21st CCLC is a program that supports the creation of community learning centers that provide academic enrichment opportunities during non-school hours for... READ MORE >
This page will be used to provide information to parents and staff about returning to school for the 2020-2021 school year. Our leadership team has worked closely with the Healthy at School Guidelines and the Lincoln County Health Department to develop our plan. *All students are currently using NTI (virtual learning). In-person instruction may resume on January... READ MORE >
#MeetTEAMLincoln Name: Erica Mills Where do you work? A: Student Support Center What do you do there? A: Secretary What is your favorite thing about your school? A: Getting to meet and help our community How do you spend your free time? A: spending time with family What is your favorite food? A: Taco's What is the best book you’ve ever read? A: Gone With The... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools will continue using Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) next week, November 9th-13th. The decision is due to a high incidence rate indicating an accelerated community spread of COVID-19 cases in the county and the number of quarantined school staff members (25). Food service will resume the meal distribution process on Monday, November 9th.... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Health Department has advised Lincoln County Schools to return to Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) next week, November 4th-6th. There is also no school on Monday, November 2nd(Professional Development Day) and Tuesday, November 3rd (Election Day). The recommendation from LCHD stems from an accelerated amount of positive COVID-19 cases in the... READ MORE >
Meet Team Lincoln Name? A: Debbie Lane A: Melanie Collins (Debbie’s answers will be listed first, Melanie’s will be listed second) School? A: We work together at Stanford Elementary and are both Early Head Start teachers. What is your favorite thing about your school? A: Teamwork and our young students A: Working with our children, families and... READ MORE >
In-person instruction has resumed for Lincoln County Schools this week. Teachers are having to be more creative than ever because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This goes for classroom instruction inside and outside of the building. Keeping students safe , following Healthy at School protocols and continuing to teach have proven to be quite the task for educators... READ MORE >
Name: Tiffany Kirkpatrick School: Waynesburg Elementary What do you do there? 4th/5th Writing Teacher What is your favorite thing about your school? A: I love that I get to work with some of the most genuine and loving families in Lincoln County. I feel that love from my students every day when they walk into the school, and hope they feel it from me as... READ MORE >
In-person instruction will resume for Lincoln County Schools on Monday, October 26th. Virtual (Patriot Learning Academy) students will remain learning from home as they have been doing since school started. All staff and students must be screened for symptoms and a fever before leaving for school each day. Staff and students should remain home if they are... READ MORE >
Farmers National Bank has made their sixth annual $5,000 donation to Lincoln County Schools for a cumulative total of $30,000. The annual donation serves as a grant for many different groups within the school district. The Farmers National Bank Grant is available to organizations who apply for help with learning projects, clubs, family resource centers and... READ MORE >
#MeetTEAMLincoln Name? Allissa Pendleton Where do you work, and what do you do there? A: I teach first grade at Stanford Elementary. This is my 27th year teaching at Stanford. What is your favorite thing about your school? A: I love my students, and I am thankful I get to work with friends as coworkers that care so much about what they do. ... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Health Department has advised Lincoln County Schools to return to Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) on October 12th, when school resumes from Fall Break. The recommendation from LCHD and the Kentucky Department of Public Health (KDPH) is for the district to use NTI days from October 12th through October 23rd. This means all students, Option 1 and... READ MORE >
Today we meet Stephanie Luttrell. #MeetTEAMLincoln School? A: Hustonville Elementary & I'm the Behavior Support Assistant What is your favorite thing about your school? A:We have a tight knit community of kids & staff How do you spend your free time? A: Camping with my family What is your favorite food? A: Pizza & Mac N Cheese What is best book you’ve... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools will be using the COVID-19 Mode of Instruction Metrics for K-12 Education to help determine when to shut down school during the COVID-19 pandemic. This guidance was created in partnership between the Kentucky Department for Public Health (KDPH) and the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE). This system uses four different color levels... READ MORE >
Our Lincoln County Schools COVID-19 Dashboard is now live on our website and will be updated daily (Monday - Friday). This dashboard is to keep stakeholders informed of COVID-19 cases within the district, and to provide other useful information. Per the Kentucky Department of Public Health (KDPH), every public and private K-12 school will complete the reporting... READ MORE >
This week we met Ms. Holtzclaw! What school do you work at, and what do you do there? A: Highland Elementary (been here entire career…this is year 27) Currently the Read to Achieve Reading Interventionist 1. What is your favorite thing about your school? A: The small size which allows teachers to build relationships with all students. Also, working... READ MORE >
Per Kentucky Regulatory Statue (KRS) 158.160 parents/guardians are obligated to notify the student's school if the student has a medical condition that threatens the safety of the student or others in the school. This KRS has been in place since 2005. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is of the upmost importance to promptly report positive test results to your... READ MORE >
Due to students beginning in-person instruction next Monday (September 28th), today will be the last day our food service department will be delivering meals across the district. Today’s meal does include food for tomorrow. In-person students will be offered normal menu options starting the 28th. You may view the menu for each school by visiting our website, or... READ MORE >
#MeetTEAMLincoln Name: Roxanne Mullins What school do you work at, and what do you do there? Crab Orchard Elementary/Kindergarten Math Teacher 1. What is your favorite thing about your school?A. The family atmosphere and the students we serve. 2. How do you spend your free time?A. My free time….hmmm...Spending time with my children and... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools is pleased to announce that all five elementary schools are recipients of the federal Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program Grant (FFVP). The total amount awarded from the grant is $91,177.44 (per school breakdown listed below). The grant is funded and regulated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The FFVP provides all children in... READ MORE >
21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) will start back in-person & virtually on Monday, September 28th. Each in-person student WILL be provided with dinner and transportation to a specified location. We’ll be providing academic assistance and enrichment opportunities both in-person and virtually.Registration is still open for 21st Century CCLC. The... READ MORE >
Family Health Care will be offering vaccinations and physicals for students at school clinics starting on September the 25th: September 25th: Stanford Elementary, 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM September 25th: Lincoln County Middle School, 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM September 29th: Highland Elementary, 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM September 29th: Hustonville Elementary, 12:30 PM - 3:00... READ MORE >
NOTICE OF VACANT LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION SEAT The Lincoln County Board of Education (“Board”) is seeking applications for appointment to fill a vacancy on the Board representing seat Division # 5. This appointment will be effective until the end of the term in December 31, 2020. Responsibilities include: setting policy to govern the District;... READ MORE >
#MeetTEAMLincoln Name: Brittany Dale What school do you work at, and what do you do there? A: Lincoln County Middle School. My current role is as an 8th grade math teacher. #LCMSOnTheMove#Resilient 1. What is your favorite thing about your school? A: ALL of the people - including students- that I get to interact with on a daily basis. They truly inspire me... READ MORE >
Principal of the YearHighland Elementary Principal Suzanne Montgomery has been named Principal of the Year by the Kentucky School Counselor Association. Mrs. Montgomery has worked for Lincoln County Schools for 32 years and says her staff and coworkers make winning an award like this possible. “We have the best Superintendent that empowers his principals to be... READ MORE >
STANFORD, KY – September 3, 2020 Lincoln County High School has named Colin Hart as its new head coach of the boys and girls tennis team. Hart was a 2014 graduate of Lincoln County High School and a former nine year member of the LCHS tennis team where he won three regional championships and was named to the all-state team his freshman year. After high school,... READ MORE >
STANFORD, KY – September 1, 2020 Lincoln County Athletics has announced its plan for game day procedures and admissions protocol for high school and middle school sporting events that occur during segment one (September 7th through September 26th). The plan was devised using the Kentucky High School Athletics Association (KHSAA) guidance document for schools and... READ MORE >
Name: Mrs. Rebecca Garcia School: Lincoln County High School, Social Studies Teacher #MeetTEAMLincoln 1. What is your favorite thing about your school? A: The people (students and co-workers) 2. How do you spend your free time? A: Love spending time with family. 3. What is your favorite food? A: My grandma’s chicken and dumplings with her... READ MORE >
Wi-Fi and Technology Tips for Students Online learning will be of the utmost importance as we begin the 2020-2021 school year learning from home using non-traditional instruction. Our district is committed to making this as successful as possible for all of our students. Here are some steps we’ve taken to assure a great start to the school year: ... READ MORE >
8/25/20 Update: We are still accepting mobile hotspot applications until this Friday. Due to high demand these won't be available for the first day of school. You will be contacted once a disbursement plan is finalized. In the meantime, students will either need to find a temporary internet source to complete their work or contact their school for an alternative... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools is pleased to announce Alison Boswell as its new District School Psychologist. Alison earned her Ph.D. in School Psychology from the University of Kentucky. She has worked for several years as a school psychologist in Illinois and Kentucky. She has served children in preschool through Grade 12 with a range of emotional, behavioral and... READ MORE >
Governor Andy Beshear has recommended that no schools in Kentucky offer in-person instruction until at least September 28th. Because of this recommendation, Lincoln County Schools will now begin the school year using Non-Traditional Instruction on August 26th. This means all students, Option 1 and Option 2, will begin the school year using online curriculum. ... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education will proceed with the reopening plan recommended by Superintendent Michael Rowe tonight at a special-called board meeting. The plan has been approved by the Lincoln County Health Department and consists of two options for starting school on August 26th: Option 1, in-person school and Option 2, online school (Patriot Learning... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools is pleased to introduce Mrs. Brooke Walls as the new South Lincoln Family Resource Coordinator. She will be serving families from Highland and Waynesburg Elementary. Mrs. Walls has been the 21st Century Coordinator for Highland Elementary since 2018 and is a 2005 graduate of Lincoln County High School. She enjoys spending time with her... READ MORE >
Superintendent Michael Rowe announced today that Lincoln County Schools will be providing all school supplies for students for the 2020-21 school year. The district made this decision in an effort to help relieve the burden on families during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Our families have enough to worry about right now in all facets of life,” said Superintendent... READ MORE >
STANFORD, KY – July 24, 2020 Lincoln County Schools is canceling K-Camp for the 2020-2021 school year. The event had been scheduled to be hosted in-person on August 5th and 6th. The decision to cancel is based off of correspondence from Interim Commissioner of Education Kevin Brown that was sent out to superintendents last night. Commissioner Brown asked districts... READ MORE >
Dear Parents of Lincoln County Exceptional Children, We know that you are facing the difficult decision of whether to send your child back to in-person instruction or to start your student in our Patriot Learning Academy. With that in mind, we hope that this question and answer document can assist you in making this decision. Is there going to be a place for... READ MORE >
OPTION 2- PATRIOT LEARNING ACADEMYEdgenuity is an online curriculum that will rely on participation and completion This will be a personalized learning platform, based on each students' needsTeachers set due dates for assignments Time management and self pacing is the responsibility of the studentThere will be no set log on time for students each dayStudents will... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County High School girls basketball team and staff have been instructed by the Lincoln County Health Department to suspend all activities for 14 days due to a player from the team testing positive for COVID-19. This protocol mirrors what other districts across the state have done recently when an athlete tests positive for COVID-19. Teams are limited... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High has named Bryan Moberly the new head coach of its baseball program. Moberly succeeds Jeremy Noel who resigned from the position this past May.Moberly has been the head coach of the Lincoln County Middle School program the past two years and has over 10 years coaching experience at the collegiate, high school and middle school level. Before... READ MORE >
We have received over 900 questions and comments these past two weeks regarding the Return to School Plan and the 2020-21 school year. We have done our best to summarize your questions from a broad approach to answer as many of them as possible here. The intent of this Q & A is to give you an idea of what the upcoming school year will look like. Our hope is to... READ MORE >
The year 2020 has been a year unlike anything we've ever seen in education. Lincoln County Schools greatly appreciates the patience, cooperation and resiliency of our schools and especially our 2020 senior class. Our seniors participated in a virtual graduation ceremony this past May. The ceremony was captured by Greer Productions, and is now available to viewed... READ MORE >
Results from the Return to School Survey*The survey fielded 1,360 responses and accounted for over 1,900 people (some responses had multiple students in their household). *Survey responders left 722 comments and suggestions.1. If offered, will your student return to standard (five day a week) in-person school this August and follow all Healthy at School... READ MORE >
We know everyone is anxiously awaiting the Return to School Plan Guidelines and school calendar to be released for Lincoln County Schools. We are in the process of finalizing our guidelines and school calendar now. Here's a glimpse of what's been going on behind the scenes in preparation of starting the school year: •Ongoing staff meetings amongst administrators... READ MORE >
We're thrilled to announce Lincoln County Public Schools new app! It's everything LC Schools, in your pocket. With the new app, you can access sports scores, cafeteria menus, news updates and even emergency notifications. Download the app on Android: Click Here or iPhone: Click Here#TEAMLincoln READ MORE >
Our leadership team is in the process of establishing our Return to School plan. We are trying to get the input of our community as we develop this plan. We know you all have several questions and concerns regarding the 2020-2021 school year amid the COVID-19 pandemic. For this reason, we are going to do a Question and Answer (Q&A) session with our stakeholders... READ MORE >
***This survey has closed. This survey will be used to help make important decisions regarding reopening for the upcoming school year for Lincoln County Schools amid the COVID-19 pandemic. All students who return to in-person instruction this August must abide by the Healthy at Schools Guidelines issued by the Kentucky Department for Public Health in... READ MORE >
Lincoln County School Nutrition will be distributing a fresh box of fruit and vegetables every Friday for the month of July to students at the Crab Orchard, Stanford and Waynesburg delivery summer feeding locations. This will start this Friday, July 3rd. This is part of the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program grant funded and regulated by the United States Department... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools is currently evaluating different options for student re-entry for the 2020-2021 school year. Our plan is to survey our stakeholders and continue to seek guidance from the state before making our final determination of when school will start, and what it will look like. We will be releasing a survey for our stakeholders very soon to gain... READ MORE >
Kindergarten registration for Lincoln County Schools is now underway. Students must be five (5) years old by August 1st to register. Please click this link and fill out the Kindergarten 2020 Registration Form if you have a child that needs to register for the 2020-21 school year. Please get your future student registered by June 1st. Please remember that you will... READ MORE >
Family Health Care will be the medical care provider for Lincoln County Schools this upcoming school year. From FHC:They are now interviewing experienced LPNs, RNs and family nurse practitioners to provide school-based health services for Lincoln County.When you choose FAMILY HEALTH CARE, you choose to be a member of a team that centers on Patient Care, supports a... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education voted to renew its contract with the Stanford Police Department at the June 18th Special Called Meeting. The Board also approved for SPD to increase district-wide school security by providing a third School Resource Officer to the district. The Board evaluated three different proposals before voting to accept Option 3.... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education voted 5-0 at the June 18th special called meeting to renew all extra duty contracts next year for certified and classified staff. This includes all athletic coaches. Superintendent Michael Rowe stated, “Like most districts I am aware of, Lincoln County Schools will pay our coaches/sponsors for the 2020-2021 school year. This... READ MORE >
If you have a child who will be age birth—4 years old on/or before August 1, 2020 and you are interested in registering them for the Lincoln County Early Childhood for the 2020-2021 school year please register at this link or call 606-365-9371. READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education has approved the plan to restart athletics on June 15th. The plan presented by Athletic Director Tim Estes allows athletics to restart in accordance with the Phase One guidelines released by the KHSAA. The plan has also been approved by the Lincoln County Health Department. For more information on the details of the plan,... READ MORE >
Online registration for current students for the 2020-21 school year can be found in the Infinite Campus parent portal. Please enroll ASAP to ensure processing time and placement in classes. The Infinite Campus parent portal can be accessed (under MENU/Student & Parent Resources) on the district homepage at www.lincoln.kyschools.us. Once a parent logs into their... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools is pleased to announce Diana Hart as the new Director of Pupil Personnel for the district. Hart is assuming the role left vacant by Brandi Hon who was recently named the Early Childhood Program Director. Hart has worked in education since 2007 for Garrard County Schools. During her time there she spent time as a teacher, Assistant Principal... READ MORE >
ALL Lincoln County students are eligible to register for the P-EBT food benefit program for public school students.The easiest way to find your student number is to:-access your Infinite Campus Parent Portal (if you don’t have this please download it from your APP store) -click the 3 bar tab at the top left-click today-the next screen will appear with a photo of... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education voted (4-1) tonight to remove the recallable nickel tax from the November election ballot. The decision from the board was based on the economic uncertainty due to COVID-19.Superintendent Michael Rowe said, “In a time where one out of every four people are unemployed across our country, we cannot in good conscience ask our... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools would like to congratulate three of its teachers for winning the 2019-20 Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Award. Our winners were:Justin Padgett, Highland ElementaryJulie Lair, LCMSTracy Garland, LCHS Campbellsville University began the Excellence in Teaching Award Program in 1987 with assistance from Mr. Earl Aaron and Ward,... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools is pleased to announce Ashley Lynn as the new assistant principal at Hustonville Elementary. Lynn will be filling the position left vacant after the tragic passing of Paige Hackney earlier this year. Ms. Lynn is beginning her 14th year as an educator. She has been a reading intervention teacher at Walnut Hill Elementary in Casey County... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools announced today that Brandi Hon has been named the Early Childhood Program Director for the school system. Hon has been with the district since 2013. She has been the Director of Pupil Personnel the past two years and was the principal at Stanford Elementary from 2013 to 2018. In total, she has 19 years experience in education. Mrs. Hon... READ MORE >
May 22, 2020 - The Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) ProgramSchool closures due to the COVID-19 state of emergency led to the loss of free and reduced-price school meals for many Kentucky children. These children now can receive help from a program jointly offered by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services and Kentucky Department of Education.The... READ MORE >
STANFORD, KY – May 21, 2020There have been several social media articles published in the past week speculating when school will start back and what it may look like. Because of this, we felt that it was important to share our current plans with our stakeholders as we begin our summer break. We have no intention of proposing an early start date to the 2020-21... READ MORE >
The Summer Feeding Program will start next Wednesday, May 27th. We will be delivering three days a week (Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays). The Monday meal will include extra food for Tuesday and the Wednesday meal will include extra food for Thursday. The meals will be free to all students and will be prepared at the kitchen at the Lincoln County Student Support... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools is pleased to announce Missy Robbins as assistant principal at Lincoln County High School. She has been an instructional coach at LCHS for the past four years. Robbins has 24 years of experience working in education as a classroom teacher, athletics coach and an instructional coach. She will be replacing Jill Mullins as an assistant principal... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Lincoln County High School students Lucy Singleton and John Hughes for being accepted into the 2020 Governor’s Scholars Program. These students were chosen from a highly competitive field of 1,857 applicants from around the state. #TEAMLincoln#WeArePatriots READ MORE >
STANFORD, KY – May 11, 2020 Lincoln County High School announced today that Coach Jeremy Noel has resigned from his position as head baseball coach. Noel was hired in 2019 as the head coach of the program. The high school baseball team was unable to play this season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Athletic Director Tim Estes said, “We want to thank Coach Noel for... READ MORE >
If you have a child who will be age birth—4 years old on/or before August 1, 2020 and you are interested in registering them for the Lincoln County Early Childhood for the 2020-2021 school year please call the Early Childhood office at 606.365.9371. If there is no answer please leave your name and phone number and we will return your call. *If your child is... READ MORE >
This list is a compilation of links to use during the COVID-19 pandemic. This list will change as things evolve. If you have pertinent information or links to add, please contact us: 1. NTI (Patriot Day) info- LINK 2. Healthy Kids Clinic- HKC plans to offer services for students while schools are closed. LINK 3. LC meal distribution plan- LINK 4. Kentucky... READ MORE >
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... READ MORE >