Last night our Board of Education introduced Lincoln County High School senior Holden Stamper as its 2021-22 student board representative.Holden will serve as a non-voting board member and brings a diverse student perspective with him. He is currently involved with student government, FFA, FBLA, pep section, chorus, theatre and is a starter on the football team. “I... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education will be considering making masks OPTIONAL for all staff, students and visitors at the board meeting on 11/18. NOTE: Even if OPTIONAL masking is approved, masks would still be required on buses (federal mandate) and in the technology center (state mandate). Optional masking means each individual would be able to choose if they... READ MORE >
Congratulations to LCMS 8th grader Abby Bastin for being named to the Class 2A Kentucky Track and Cross Country Coaches Association (KTCCCA) Middle School and High School All State Teams. Middle School All State Team- https://ky.milesplit.com/articles/305505/ktccca-all-state-announced?page=4 High School All State Team-... READ MORE >
The Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine has now been approved for children 5 years of age and older. The Lincoln County Health Department, in cooperation with Lincoln County Schools, may offer a free COVID-19 clinic for students 5 years of age and older. Please fill out the survey below if you are interested in your child receiving the vaccine at a clinic provided... READ MORE >
Stanford Police Department and our SROs investigated the social media posts/screenshots and concluded there were no credible threats to students and staff at Lincoln County High School or Lincoln County Middle School. Police Chief Zach Middleton said, “SPD spent yesterday, last night, and today ensuring the safety and security of the middle and high school... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education officially approved the renovation of existing program space at the Lincoln County Area Technology Center to create a new welding lab for students at Tuesday’s meeting. Career and Technical Education (CTE) has approved the addition of the welding lab for the 2021-22 school year. The Board has had plans drawn by an architect... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School volleyball played Southwestern High School last night in their final home match of the season. The event also served as a food collection event for the LCHS Youth Service Center. Junior player Chloe Ralston headed up the “donate to attend” event last night for fans. All fans were permitted to attend with the donation of a nonperishable... READ MORE >
FAFSA Parent Night�Need HELP completing the FAFSA? Join the Lincoln County High School counseling team and Mr. Joplin Rice (KHEAA) anytime between 4:00-8:00 PM on October 11, 2021 in the LCHS cafeteria for assistance in completing the FREE Application For Federal Student Aid. All students planning to attend any post-secondary school in the Fall of 2022 are... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School will hold an online SBDM parent election this Friday, September 24th. The voting will open at 8 am and close at 4 pm. Please use the link sent out in the text message to vote. If you have issues with the link or did not receive the link please call the school office for assistance. We appreciate your participation in this most... READ MORE >
Two Lincoln County High School students recently won FFA competitions at the Kentucky State Fair. LCHS sophomore Kalyn Peek won the 2021 FFA Quiz Contest and sophomore Adam Beckett placed first in the FFA State Seed ID contest. Peek competed and won the preliminary round earlier in the summer at FFA Camp. The winners from each camp week were then invited to compete... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School is currently accepting nominations for two parent representatives to serve one year (July 1, 2021- June 30, 2022) on the School Based Decision Making Council (SBDM) at our school. Council members consist of 2 parents, 3 teachers and the principal. Any parent with a student attending Lincoln County High School during the current school... READ MORE >
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Kentucky Approved to Provide Summer P-EBT Benefits Kentucky has been approved to provide summer P-EBT benefits as offered by the USDA. Please note the following important aspects of the approval: All eligible students will receive the same total benefit amount of $375 for the covered summer period. The benefit will be a one-time deposit to the existing cards... READ MORE >
🔴 🔵 ⚪️ You can now purchase the All Sports Season Pass for Lincoln County Athletics. This pass will serve as admission to all Lincoln County Athletic home events aside from the Death Valley Bowl, district tournament, regional tournament and state tournament games. 🎟 There are several purchasing options available: Family of 5 Pass- $250Family of 4 Pass-... READ MORE >
2021-2022 Student Driver Sign-Up Information Juniors and Seniors who wish to drive to school during the 2021-2022 school year need to check out the three links below. Link #1 is a google form that lists the guidelines and registration info for students. Student Driver Registration Form Link #2 is a PDF of a Random Drug and Alcohol Testing Form that... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School has named Brandi Baker the new head coach of the girls softball team. She has been the assistant coach for the Lady Patriots softball team the past two seasons. Brandi, a 2009 graduate of Dunbar High School, had a decorated high school softball career including 2008 Regional Player of the year and she was a 2009 Miss Kentucky Softball... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School has named James Jackson as its interim head coach of the girls basketball program. Coach Jackson was previously the head coach of the Georgetown College women’s basketball program for the past four years before stepping down in March. Jackson was also an assistant coach for the Georgetown College men’s team from 2011-17, helping guide the... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School is excited to announce Lewis Cummins as the new head coach of the girls soccer program. Cummins was the head coach of the boys team for the past five seasons at LCHS. He was also an assistant coach for the boys team for 4 years and the head coach at Lincoln County Middle School for 12 years. Lewis is a 1985 graduate of Lincoln County High... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools is excited to announce Chase Padgett as assistant principal at Lincoln County High School. Padgett joins LCHS from Boyle County Middle School. Before that he was an instructional coach at LCHS and the interim principal at McKinney Elementary during the 2018-19 school year. “We’re excited to welcome Chase back home and have him join our... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School is aware some parents/guardians have received a notification that their student’s driver’s license or learner’s permit has been revoked due to excessive absences.Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, tracking absences was handled differently than ever before this school year. We are working with the Department of Transportation to ensure students... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education has begun preparations to add a welding lab to the Lincoln County Area Technology Center located on the campus of Lincoln County High School. Career and Technical Education (CTE) has approved the creation of the welding lab for the 2021-22 school year. The Board has had plans drawn by an architect to renovate a current space at... READ MORE >
*Please review the information below If your student is interested in registering for the Patriot Learning Academy for the 2021-22 school year *Click here to register for the 2021-22 Patriot Learning Academy. K-12 Patriot Learning Academy Plan 2021-2022 Parents of K-12 students may voluntarily complete an application for their child to apply for enrollment... READ MORE >
LCHS Dual Credit Offerings for Fall 2021 •UK Dual Credit application for Fall 2021 new deadline to apply is June 15. Link- https://www.uky.edu/sal/sites/... UK dual credit class CIS 110 Composition & Communication I is equivalent to LCHS English III and is open to juniors and seniors. EES 110 Endangered Planet is open to juniors and seniors. MUS 100 Intro to... READ MORE >
The graduation passes will be distributed through Go Fan. If you have previously set up an account, the email used for that setup will be where the pass goes. If you don’t have an account you will need to create one to complete the process. You will need to use a parent/guardian email when creating your account. Each student will receive one pass for up to eight... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School junior Anna Story has been selected as a 2021 Governor’s Scholar. Story will participate in the program this summer at one of three universities in Kentucky. Governor’s Scholars are chosen for a variety of qualities and accomplishments, including academic performance, character, interests, talents and overall potential. The Governor's... READ MORE >
Next week is state-required KPREP Testing at LCHS. On Tuesday, May 18th, Sophomores will take the Reading test in the morning and the Math test in the afternoon. Freshman, Juniors and Seniors will learn from home virtually that day. Teachers will be posting assignments by 8:15 am in their Google Classrooms. On Wednesday, May 19th, Juniors will take the... READ MORE >
Auburn Mattingly, a 2017 graduate of Lincoln County High School, was recently awarded the Otis. A Singletary Outstanding Senior Award from the University of Kentucky. The award, established in 1978, was the first award that recognized overall student leadership at UK. It is given to two high achieving academic students in the senior class who have shown outstanding... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Lincoln County High School sophomore Gentry Osbourn for being selected to attend the Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute at The Center for Rural Development. The Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute’s purpose is to develop future business leaders and entrepreneurs in Southern and Eastern Kentucky. Applicants are chosen from the Center’s 45... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Katie Beth Smith for being named a 2021 Rogers Scholar for Lincoln County High School. Smith, a sophomore, will be attending the program at Lindsey Wilson College June 6th-11th this summer. Rogers Scholars is the flagship youth program for The Center for Rural Development. The program provides leadership and college scholarship opportunities to... READ MORE >
LCHS will host Senior Honor Night at Lincoln County High School this Thursday evening at 6 pm in the LCHS Gymnasium. We will recognize the accomplishments of the Class of 2021. Seniors, parents and staff are asked to enter through the Gym entrance. Doors will open at 5:30 pm. READ MORE >
Congratulations McKenzie Settles on shooting 298/300 and becoming 2021 KHSAA Girls State Champion!Last month Settles also finished in first place in the 3D High School Division of the NASP/IBO 3D State Tournament and was the top overall female of the division. Settles tied for first place in the Bullseye Tournament and also tied for the overall female bullseye... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School junior Bailey Story has been selected as a 2021 Governor’s Scholar. Story will participate in the program this summer at one of three universities in Kentucky. Governor’s Scholars are chosen for a variety of qualities and accomplishments, including academic performance, character, interests, talents and overall potential. The Governor's... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School senior Caydunn Randall was recently accepted into the NASCAR Technical Institute, located in Mooresville, North Carolina. Randall will begin the 17 month NASCAR program in August of this year and will learn to build Roush engines while there. Caydunn decided to choose the Auto Tech Program as an elective for his junior and senior years... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School has named Eric Jones the new head coach for the bass fishing team. Coach Jones has scheduled an introductory meeting for interested students and parents for this Sunday at 2:00 PM at the Stuart Underwood Auditorium. This meeting is for anyone students in 7th-12th grades. Several college fishing teams will have representatives at this... READ MORE >
2021 LCHS PROM GUIDELINES This plan is subject to change as the trajectory of the pandemic changes over the next few months. LCHS Prom 2021 will be held at the Danville Showroom on Saturday, May 8th, 2021Juniors and their dates will attend from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Seniors and their dates will attend from 9:00 p.m. - 12:00 p.m.*Tickets will be purchased through... READ MORE >
2021 LCHS GRADUATION PROCEDURES Graduation will be held Friday, May 28th There will be two (2) services one beginning at 4 pm and the other beginning at 7 pm. The graduating class will be split in half based on the alphabet to be determined at a later date. Students will be given four (4) tickets for family members to attend. It is recommended that only... READ MORE >
Lincoln County High School is one of four Kentucky high schools joining the University of Kentucky’s dual credit program, with courses starting in the 2021-22 school year. The program allows high school juniors and seniors to simultaneously earn high school and college credits in courses taught by both high school teachers and UK instructors. “In many dual credit... READ MORE >
The 2021 Educators Rising State Competition was held virtually last week (March 15th-19th). Lincoln County High School had several students compete and place in their respective competitions: Exploring Non-Core Classrooms 1st Place: Landen Bryant 3rd Place: Sophia Cornett Children’s Literature 1st Place: Jamie Malyha Kyle 2nd Place: Daniel Woodrum 3rd Place:... READ MORE >
The ACT will be administered to all JUNIORS next Wednesday, March 10th. All juniors including in-person, virtual and Edgenuity will report to the high school for this assessment. Students in grades 9th, 10th and 12th grades will learn virtually from home on this day so we can spread out and follow all state and CDC guidelines. Transportation, lunch and... READ MORE >
Press Release from Berea CollegeBerea, KY- Haleigh Releford of Stanford, Kentucky has been admitted to Berea College for the Fall 2021 term. As an enrolled student at Berea College, Releford has been awarded a Tuition Promise Scholarship, which completely covers the cost of tuition after other forms of grant and scholarship aid are applied. Students at Berea... READ MORE >
This Wednesday, January 27th student in grades 9-11 will take the second MAP benchmark. This will be done virtually through Patriot Time Groups. Students will need to log into their Patriot Time GoogleMeet to get login instructions. Students will take the Reading assessment in the morning, beginning at 9 am. They should plan to login at 8:45. Students will take... READ MORE >
This Wednesday, January 27th, we will be administering a benchmark assessment to our lower grades. Seniors will have a number of things to complete this day. They will need to log into their Patriot Time Google Meet at 9 am. Their coaches will have a number of things to go over and work on in preparation for graduation. One of these is passing the mandatory... READ MORE >
LCHS Administrators Mr. Godbey, Ms. Robbins and Mr. French send a video message out to students returning in-person this coming Monday!<span id="selection-marker-1" class="redactor-selection-marker"></span> READ MORE >
Patriot Families, As we prepare to return to in-person learning this coming Monday, January 11th, we have some information we want to share with you. The plan is to follow the guidance and evaluate the Incidence Rate Map on Thursdays after it is released. The determination for the following week’s mode of instruction will be determined by the level of community... READ MORE >
Here's wishing our Patrtiot Families a very Happy and Healthy Holiday Season!! 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 >
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, important... READ MORE >
LCHS SBDM will meet Tuesday afternoon, November 24, 2020 at 3:15 pm in Special Called Meeting. Due to Covid19 only Council Members will attend the meeting in-person. The meeting will be live streamed on the Lincoln HS YouTube channel. The agenda can be accessed here. READ MORE >
Governor Beshear recognized Lincoln County HS by wearing our LC Mask during yesterday's press conference. GO PATS!!! READ MORE >
Beginning this coming Monday we have a new Virtual Learning Schedule: Mondays and Wednesday 1st, 3rd, and 5th periods Tuesdays and Thursdays 2nd, 4th, and 6th periods Fridays all six classes for 30 minutes at regular scheduled times This will be the schedule we will use going forward when we are on Virtual Learning. Make sure you are logging on to... READ MORE >
Beginning Monday October 12th, we will return to three options for learning that we had in place at the beginning of the school year. Those students on Edgenuity will remain on Edgenuity, with no changes. Students who were previously using the flash drive option for learning and continue to have no internet connection will return to the flash drive option. Flash... READ MORE >
Check out this week's Chat with Mr. Godbey and the special video as we prepare to return tin in-person instruction following CDC Guidelines and Healthy-at-School. READ MORE >
Students will pick up Parking Permits according to the following schedule. Parking permit applications are all online and can be found at this link: Parking Permit Application, at this time ONLY Seniors and Juniors are eligible for parking passes. To help with social distancing requirements we ask that applications are filled out prior to coming to... READ MORE >
LCHS SBDM will meet Tuesday, September 15th at 3 pm in Special Session. Due to Covid19 only Council Members will attend the meeting in-person. The meeting will be live-streamed on the Lincoln HS YouTube page. The agenda can be accessed here. READ MORE >
At the urging of FRC council, we have created the LCHS Family Help Center google support site for the parents and guardians trying to support their students at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. To access the site, please click here: LINK READ MORE >
As we being tomorrow virtually students need to make sure they are logged in for each class period on the following schedule:Mondays & Wednesdays 1st 8:15 - 9:153rd 10:25 - 11:255th 1:04 - 2:04Tuesdays & Thursdays2nd 9:20 - 10:204th 11:30 - 12:306th 2:09 - 3:09Fridays are work days for students to contact teachers and make up work. READ MORE >
Patriot Families! As we prepare for the beginning of the 2020-21 school year this Wednesday we wanted to share a couple of things with you. If you have had no contract with the school regarding learning options for your students please call the school. Students working virtually will meet online Mondays and Wednesdays for first, third and fifth periods and... READ MORE >
LCHS SBDM will meet this Tuesday morning at 10 am in Special Session. Due to Covid19 only Council Members will attend the meeting in-person. The meeting will be live-streamed on the Lincoln HS YouTube page. The agenda can be accessed here. READ MORE >
Below is the information about how we will have Open House this year. In order to limit crowd size, Open House will be for Freshmen. "Welcome to the 2020-2021 school year. We look forward to adding you to our LCHS family in the next few weeks. In a normal year we would have had our annual Freshman Orientation event, but due to COVID19, this year's Freshmen... READ MORE >
Here is a link to a document that outlines the expectations for all students of LCHS.Student Expectations for Online Learning READ MORE >
Parking permit applications are all online and can be found at this link: Parking Permit Application, at this time ONLY Seniors and Juniors are eligible for parking passes. To help with social distancing requirements we ask that applications are filled out prior to coming to school. When choosing a parking spot please have your driver’s license, current proof of... READ MORE >
Students will pick up Parking Permits and Chromebooks according to the following schedule. All fees will be paid electronically. More information about online fees is forthcoming. Parking permit applications are all online and can be found at this link: Parking Permit Application, at this time ONLY Seniors and Juniors are eligible for parking passes. To help... 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 >
LCHS will hold a Special Called SBDM Meeting Tuesday, July 14th at 11:30 am. Due to Covid-19 restrictions imposed by the Governor regarding the size of gatherings at this time, only the Council Members will be attending the meeting in-person. The meeting will be streamed live via the Lincoln HS YouTube channel. Agenda 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 >
Those graduates who could not pick up their diplomas today can pick them up at the HS Monday - Friday from 9 am to 11 am. 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 >
Class of 2020, Diplomas and diploma covers have come in and we are distributing them this Friday July 10th from 10 am to 12 pm and from 1 pm to 3 pm. If you owe any fees those need to be taken care of at that time. Including library fees. Library books or textbooks can be returned at that time. Students are asked to pull around to the Auditorium entrance... READ MORE >
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 collaboration with the Kentucky... READ MORE >
This is the last week of Summer School for the 2019-20 School Year. All courses have to be completed and assessments taken by this Friday at 3 pm. All Chromebooks are to be turned on by this Friday or student accounts will be charged. Have a great week!! 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 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 will occur regardless of what happens with... READ MORE >
The Lincoln County Board of Education voted 5-0 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 will occur regardless of what happens with... READ MORE >
LCHS SBDM will meet tomorrow at 10 am in a Special Called Meeting. The meeting will be live-streamed on the Lincoln HS YouTube page. LCHS SBDM Agenda June 18, 2020 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 (K-11th grade) students for the 2020-21 school year can be found in the Infinite Campus parent portal. Online enrollment must be completed by July 1 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... READ MORE >
Online registration for current (K-11th grade) students for the 2020-21 school year can be found in the Infinite Campus parent portal. Online enrollment must be completed by July 1 to ensure processing time and placement in classes. TheInfinite Campus parent portalcan be accessed (under MENU/Student & Parent Resources) on the district homepage at... 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 >
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, 2020Lincoln 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 the... READ MORE >
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