https://sites.google.com/linco... This link will get you to the hub for all LCMS student supports and staff contacts. It will be continuously updated and is a great resource for students and families. READ MORE >
Congratulations to our 2021-2022 Lincoln County Lions Club Peace Poster winners! 3rd Place: Madison Montgomery 2nd Place: Lexie Oaks 1st Place: Jessie Friend All winners were recognized at the local Lions Club meeting held on Monday, November 15th. Jessie’s poster will go on to be judged at the district level. Congratulations to all winners... 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 >
The Lincoln County Health Department will be offering a free COVID-19 vaccine clinic for students ages 5-11 next Tuesday night, 11/16, from 5 pm to 7 pm at the Stuart Underwood Auditorium at Lincoln County High School. Please call the LCHD at 606.365.3106 to register your student. There will also be some walk-up registrations available. All students must be... 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 School District has decided to participate in the Kentucky Incentives for Prevention (KIP) Student Survey. The survey is funded by the Kentucky Division of Behavioral Health with the support of the Governor’s Office of Drug Control Policy and the Federal Center for Substance Abuse Prevention. It is designed to assess alcohol and drug use among... READ MORE >
In Kentucky, each school has a governing site-based council comprised of the principal, three elected teachers, and two elected parents who analyze and create the policies and procedures that govern daily school operations. Because of recent changes, we have an opening for a parent representative on the Lincoln County Middle School SBDM. The parent members of... READ MORE >
What do I do if I am a virtual student at LCMS? Click here to view the plan. READ MORE >
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 >
SBDM recently approved revisions to the dress code policy for the 2021-22 school year at Lincoln County Middle School. To access the dress code please click on the following link within this news story. https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools is excited to announce that Families First YSC, the Family Resource and Youth Service Center for Lincoln County Middle School, was awarded a $100,000 grant last week as part of the second round of the Governor’s Emergency Relief Fund 2 (GEER II). The grant will fund educational support needed due to COVID-19’s on schools, youth and... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Schools is excited to announce Tim Wheeler as the new assistant principal at Lincoln County Middle School. Wheeler is currently the instructional coach at LCMS and has worked in education for the past 12 years, including the last 10 years at the middle school. He was born and raised in Marengo, Ohio and is a 2004 graduate of Highland High School.... READ MORE >
The July LCMS SBDM Council Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, July 22, 2021 at 4 p.m. The meeting will take place in the LCMS Book Hub. READ MORE >
A Special Called SBDM Meeting will be Monday, July 5, 2021 at 4 p.m. The meeting will take place in the LCMS Book Hub or by zoom. Please email Stacy Story, Principal, if you would like a link to the zoom meet. READ MORE >
Families that have chosen to participate in the Supplemental School Year Program for the 2021-22 school year have until June 1 to withdraw their request. To access, the LCMS guidance on this plan, click here. For further questions, please contact the school, 606-365-8400. READ MORE >
A Special Called SBDM meeting will be Monday, May 24, 2021 at 4 p.m. If you would like to attend, please email stacy.story@lincoln.kyschools.us The link to the SBDM meeting is: https://zoom.us/j/95347453314?... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Middle School 7th grader Abby Bastin won the Kentucky Middle School Dream Mile this past Friday night in Louisville with a time of 5:11.57. Bastin led the race, comprised of the 16 fastest middle school girls in the state, from wire to wire. Bastin’s time of 5:11.57 in the mile is the fifth fastest time in state history posted by a middle school... READ MORE >
Congratulations to 7th grader Audrey Foster on her winning t-shirt design. Shirts will be on sale for $10.00 daily during mentor Thursday, April 29-Friday, May 7. Please bring the exact change ($10) cash or a check made out to Lincoln Co. Middle School and your shirt size. If you have further questions, please contact Mrs. Allison Gibson, art teacher, @ 365-8400... READ MORE >
Mike Southerland was recently named as the new School Resource Officer (SRO) at Lincoln County Middle School. Southerland is an employee of the Stanford Police Department and a veteran in the law enforcement field. Southerland began his new position with SPD in late March and says he is really enjoying working with the students and the staff on campus. “Mike is a... READ MORE >
Lincoln County Middle School is excited to announce Lara Heck as its new Family Resource and Youth Services Coalition (FRYSC) coordinator. Lara has a diverse background that includes experience in social work, classroom teaching and marketing. She also has experience working with FRYSC. “I’ve never been more excited about taking a position as I am to be Lincoln... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the LCMS March Coveted Eagle Award recipients! Our AC Team is an amazing team, doing amazing things for students each day. We appreciate them! They each are examples of what makes LCMS a great place to be. 🤗🦅 #LCMSResilient READ MORE >
In a few days your student will have the opportunity to participate in a survey at school called the Kentucky Student Voice Survey. During this survey, he/she will respond to general questions about classroom teaching and learning. The prupose of this survey is to provide valuable feedback for educators who are working to improve their professional practices. ... READ MORE >
Due to Covid guidelines, there will be no Valentines exchanged here at school this year. No students or staff will be giving out any traditional Valentines. We have encouraged for everyone to exchange Valentines on a digital platform. Some staff members have shared some creative ideas for doing this. We also will not be allowing any flower deliveries to come... READ MORE >
We are proud to announce the Learning Offline Team (LOL) is the recipient of the Coveted Eagle Award. They have demonstrated tremendous teamwork and passion. They work with an attitude of doing-whatever-it-takes to help support students to be successful. They are each examples of what makes LCMS a great place to be! #LCMSResilient READ MORE >
Each week, we recognize a student of the week from each of our teams. Students are nominated for their determination, dedication, meeting the expectations and willingness to work hard to accomplish the tasks that are placed in front of students. We appreciate these LCMS scholars and their hard work. They are each examples of what makes LCMS a great place to be! READ MORE >
Use the link below to see breakfast club opportunities for LCMS.https://5il.co/oxx0 READ MORE >
Each week, we recognize a student of the week from each of our teams. Students are nominated for their determination, dedication, meeting the expectations and willingness to work hard to accomplish the tasks that are placed in front of students. We appreciate these LCMS scholars and their hard work. They are each examples of what makes LCMS a great place to be! READ MORE >
It's a great day to be an Eagle!!!! 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 >
The following opportunities, supports, and interventions are available to our students. For more information, please call the contacts listed under each service or call the school, 606-365-8400. READ MORE >
The 2020-2021 student handbook is now available. It can be found on the document page of the website. You can also access it by clicking on the following link: 2020-2021 LCMS Student Handbook. READ MORE >
Lincoln County Middle School has announced its plan for game day procedures and admissions protocol for middle school sporting events that occur during segment one (through September 26th). The plan was devised using the Kentucky High School Athletics Association (KHSAA) guidance document for schools and has been approved by the Lincoln County Health... 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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
Nomination form link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScpdd_Vkgwz5AZECSivX_NNOz2y07M0RdfadyJN0FIUlulCjg/viewform 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 >
You can watch the award ceremony here. LINK 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 >
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 >
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 >
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