Lincoln County High School is in the process of hiring a new principal. Please take a moment to complete this survey that will be used to assist in the process.
https://bit.ly/3Ub9cUI
Lincoln County High School's regularly scheduled SBDM meeting for today (4/9/24) has been canceled.
📢 Attention LCHS students/guardians Parent Q&A Night has been rescheduled. It will now be March 5th (see below). ⬇️
LCHS SBDM will meet in a Special Called Meeting Thursday, June 15, 2023 at 4 pm in the Media Center. The agenda for the meeting can be accessed here: https://portal.ksba.org/public/Agency.aspx?PublicAgencyID=3693&AgencyTypeID=3
New year, new look! 👀
📸- LCHS gym entrance
There will be a Title IX Gender Equity Review Committee Meeting on Monday, November 21st, at 2 pm at the Lincoln County High School Auditorium. There will be a public comment session from 3:00-3:30 pm. This is a standard meeting conducted by the KHSAA for all schools.
The new welding lab at the Lincoln County High School Technology Center is nearing completion (95% complete). Students are enrolled in classes now and will be able to use the brand new lab and equipment this semester.
Three different types of welding are being taught to students; Stick, MIG and TIG. The lab is also equipped with a plasma cutter and a 56 ton punch press and brake. Students will have the ability to weld with or without gas in the new lab also.
The LCHS Counseling Team and English Department hosted a college and careers presentation with Michele Faught of Sullivan University today.
The presentation was given in 5 sessions to a total of 182 senior students at the high school.
#KidsMatterMost
Lincoln County defeated Garrard County 3-0 for the 45th District Volleyball Championship!
Congrats to Lacy Peyton, Tori Wilburn, Dani Story and Tinsley Bastin for making the all tournament team.
The 12th Region draw will be tomorrow morning.
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Lincoln County defeated Garrard County 3-0 for the 45th District Volleyball Championship!
Congrats to Lacy Peyton, Tori Wilburn, Dani Story and Tinsley Bastin for making the all tournament team.
The 12th Region draw will be tomorrow morning.
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Update to the Stanford Police Department investigation and school lockdown from yesterday (October 20th):
“In response to yesterday‘s events, we have increased patrol and security at the schools. We have received the screenshots from social media that have been making their rounds and are working to identify the sources. This case remains at the forefront and is still being actively investigated,” said Stanford Police Chief Zach Middleton.
Extra law enforcement will be present all day today patrolling the schools/campuses. The safety of our staff and students is paramount.
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The 37th Annual Lincoln County Distinguished Young Women Scholarship Program will be September 25th at 6:30 pm at the Stuart Underwood Auditorium on the campus of Lincoln County High School. Tickets are $10 and you may preorder by calling 606-365-9782.
•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.
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.
LCHS Parents/Guardians that have ordered but not received your student's school pictures — you may pick them up in the front office of the high school from 9AM-3PM this Thursday, June 10th.
Congratulations to LCHS senior Katie Carmicle Shields for receiving a $1,000 scholarship from Sherman Carter Barnhart at tonight’s Lincoln County Board of Education meeting.
Shields plans to attend Midway College and play basketball after graduation.
#TEAMLincoln
LCHS boys’ basketball camp will be June 1st-4th from 8:30 to 11:30 am daily. This is for K-8th grades and the cost is $55 per student.
See below for registration info!
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SBDM Council parent rep ballot. Click the link below to vote:
https://forms.gle/Et678UcuSkxYPbB3A
DUAL CREDIT Informational Parent/Student Night:
•Monday, May 17, 5:30 pm at the LCHS Auditorium
•Dual Credit offerings for Fall 2021 and Spring 2022.
•LCHS dual credit partners are UK, Campbellsville, EKU, BCTC and Murray State.
Fall 201 juniors and seniors are eligible.
•Please bring your Chromebook with you Monday night.
•Please contact Tracy Wright in the guidance office with any questions.
