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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The Lincoln County Board of Education meeting is tonight at 5:30 pm at the Lincoln County Student Support Center. You may attend in-person or view online here:
https://youtu.be/miL2a91g_VE
#TEAMLincoln
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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Stanford Elementary STLP (Student Technology Leadership Program) students are currently learning to use a laser printer for various projects.
They’ve been making wristlets (pictured) and will soon be making ornaments too.
#KidsMatterMost
#WeAreWildcats
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting will be tomorrow night (October 12th) at 5:30 PM at the Student Support Center.
You may attend or view the meeting here: https://youtu.be/ZzkPIPGc434
#KidsMatterMost
Last week 4th and 5th grade students at WES were able to sharpen their map skills by playing Latitude and Longitude Battleship. Hopefully the kiddos are able to apply their new found skills this week while on Fall Break!
#KidsMatterMost
#WeAreTigers
Last week, Stanford Elementary 4th grade students finished a unit on American Indians and their land. Students created an end of unit project to represent a variety of cultural regions.
Check out the great job they did with this project!
#KidsMatterMost
#WeAreWildcats
Reminder:
There is no school October 4th-8th due to Fall Break. We will see everyone back on Monday, October 11th.
#KidsMatterMost
6th Grade Salt River Conference Championship
Lincoln County 27
Anderson County 18
*Undefeated season
#Champs
#WeAreEagles
Only three more days of school this week before we officially start Fall Break!
📸: Stanford Elementary student Macy Carpenter working on building numbers in Mrs. Grigson's class.
Lincoln County Board of Education Information ℹ️
Lincoln County Family Resource and Youth Service Centers would like to give a big shout out to Kentucky Colonels and Happy Feet Equals Learning Feet for a grant that provided 150 pairs of new tennis shoes to Lincoln County students.
Thank you from the FRYSC staff, students and families of Lincoln County. It was a wonderful experience for our students, and we appreciate the generosity!
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.
FREE COVID-19 testing drive through for LC faculty, staff, students, and parents!
Gravity Diagnostics has opened a test site located at 224 Southtown Dr. Danville, Ky. Open 7am-12pm daily. Test results will be received within 24 hours of testing. No appointment necessary.
KHEAA rep, Joplin Rice, met with seniors today to discuss federal aid, scholarships, college options, and share the Getting In book provided to each senior.
He will be back October 11th to meet with families from 4-8 p.m. to help with filling out the FAFSA.
#KidsMatterMost
Nick Carter, a 1964 graduate of Hustonville High School, recently committed $60,000 to the Kentucky FFA Foundation Forever Blue Endowment fund and stipulated that the dividends of the gift benefit the Lincoln County High School agriculture program and FFA Chapter.
You can read the full story here (Interior Journal)- https://bit.ly/3l6fAty
#KidsMatterMost
Jerome Flynn, Edward Jones Financial Advisor, was honored before tonight’s board meeting for his donation that allows all students to attend LC athletic events for free.
Local businesses supporting students is critical to the success of a school district.
#KidsMatterMost
The Lincoln Board of Education meeting and tax hearing will be tonight starting at 5:30 PM at the Student Support Center.
The meetings are available in-person and via YouTube:
https://youtu.be/24pt8YmAuEc
#KidsMatterMost
4th and 5th grade COES students have been learning about Chuck Close in Mrs. Hoskins' art class. After two long weeks of hard work, collaborating with each either, here are the results:
(Class artwork left to right: Mrs. Manier, Mr. Cable, Mrs. Poynter, Ms. Sumner)
Reminder
21st Century has been cancelled this afternoon, 9/2, at all schools. We apologize for the late notice and appreciate your understanding as we continue to navigate this school year for our students.
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting is tonight at 5:30 PM at the Student Support Center. You may view the meeting here:
https://youtu.be/OP389TRljG8
#KidsMatterMost
Reminder, tomorrow (8/24) is opening day for students. Below are the start and end times for all of our schools:
LCHS 🔴 8:05 am - 3:10 pm
LCMS 🦅 8:05 am - 3:10 pm
Crab Orchard Elementary 🐻 8:10 am - 3:20 pm
Highland Elementary ✈️ 8:05 am - 3:15 pm
Hustonville Elementary 🐅 8:10 am - 3:25 pm
Stanford Elementary 🐱 8:05 am - 3:20 pm
Waynesburg Elementary 🐯 8:05 am - 3:15 pm
We are excited to welcome everyone back to school! #KidsMatterMost
Per Governor Beshear’s executive order, as of 8 am August 11th, face masks are required for all students, staff members and visitors (ages 2 and up) while inside school buildings.
Students registered for K-Camp tomorrow will be required to wear a face covering. Students who show up without a mask will have one provided to them by the district.
Lincoln County Schools will release more specific guidance for the 2021-22 school year later this week.
#TEAMLincoln
The annual exceptional child educator symposium was held today at LCMS. This event serves as valuable professional development time for our staff.
#KidsMatterMost
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting is tonight at 5:30 pm at the Student Support Center. The meeting will also be streamed live on our YouTube Channel.
Link- https://youtu.be/1OSARMiUIeI
*Please subscribe to our school YouTube channel.
21st Century will begin for students on August 30th. You'll be able to register your student(s) at your school's upcoming open house event.
#TEAMLincoln
Lincoln Arts Academy is underway this week for K-8 students at Lincoln County Middle School.
Students are exploring many aspects of African culture and utilizing themes from Disney’s Lion King.
#TEAMLincoln
Lincoln County Retired Teachers recently donated to the migrant program to help support activities not allowable by grant funds. They also support the backpack program and the school supplies program during the year, and help promote the Grandparent Essay Contest for all Lincoln County Fifth Graders. LC Retired Teachers are strong proponents for equal opportunities in the education of all our students.
📸: LCRT President Bruce Smith presenting a check to LC Migrant Program Coordinator Betty England.
5 WEEKS FROM TODAY!!!
The opening day of school for students is August 24th. That’s only five weeks away! You can now view the 2021-22 school calendar by visiting our school website:
LINK- https://bit.ly/3eFN3sj
#TEAMLincoln
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.
Please fill out the Google Form or call 606.365.2124.
Link to register: https://bit.ly/3gPueVf
#TEAMLincoln
Students had a great week at STEM Academy. Huge thanks to all the staff members who made it possible!
#TEAMLincoln
The Lincoln County Board of Education Meeting will be held tonight at 5:30 pm. You may watch the meeting on our Youtube Live channel (link below) or attend in person at the Student Support Center.
#TEAMLincoln
LINK- https://youtu.be/okVNgJRuzk8
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting will be held tonight at the Student Support Center at 5:30 pm. You may attend in-person or view the meeting using the link below:
Meeting link- https://youtu.be/yilmeGn9JP0
#TEAMLincoln
Happy Independence Day!
You can now follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram:
Twitter- https://bit.ly/35Jz7Zx
Instagram- https://bit.ly/3gU1HN5
#TEAMLincoln
•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.
In Remembrance of Wilma Rice
#TEAMLincoln
Reminder
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.
The Lincoln County Board of Education meeting will be tomorrow night at 5:30 pm. You may watch the meeting here:
Link- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0b451hl7zjI&feature=youtu.be
Please remember the family of Victoria Lopez, one of our class of 2021 graduates, who suddenly lost her life last Tuesday just four days after graduation.
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LCHS boys basketball camp concluded today at the high school. The camp was from 8:30 am to 11:30 am each day and had over 100 participants.
Coach Jackson said this was his biggest camp in 18 years of hosting it and that the future is bright for the Patriots!
Join us for this annual community event sponsored by Lincoln County Schools Family Resource Youth Service Centers.
#TEAMLincoln
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting will be tomorrow night at 5:30 pm. You may view the meeting here:
LINK- https://youtu.be/jjSHXuH4Pd8
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.
We pause today to remember and honor all those who have given the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
#MemorialDay 🇺🇸
4th grade students at Stanford Elementary recently wrote uplifting cards for residents at Morning Pointe Senior Living and Memory Care in Danville.
📸: Mary Ralston (now a resident at Morning Pointe) enjoying the cards. She worked in Lincoln County as a teacher for 38.5 years.
Few things signal the end of a school year like a good old fashioned Field Day (aka May Day). We are so thankful that our students were able to enjoy these memory making events again this year.
#TeamLincoln
#KidsMatterMost
Racing toward the finish line… ONE more day of school!
We are so glad students around the district got a chance to enjoy old fashioned field days to close out the school year!
Remember, students will be dismissed at 2 pm tomorrow.
#TEAMLincoln
#WeAreCubs
📸: COES field day
The student COVID-19 vaccine clinic is from 4 pm to 6 pm at LCHS today. Huge thanks to the Lincoln County Health Department, school nurses and other volunteers for making it possible.
#TEAMLincoln
Lincoln County High School graduation will be this Friday at 4 pm and 7 pm. The ceremonies will be streamed live on our Youtube Channel. Here is the link for each time slot:
4 pm ceremony- https://youtu.be/GlggFOQ_GwI
7 pm ceremony- https://youtu.be/FAB-eAi-aa8
#Seniors2021
Reminder:
The COVID-19 (Pfizer) vaccine clinic for students 12 & up with the LCHD is tomorrow from 4 pm to 6 pm at the Stuart Underwood Auditorium at Lincoln County High School. You can still register your student today:
Registration Link- https://bit.ly/3i2bNOb
One more week... one more week... 😀
We see 👀 you summer break!🌞☀️ 🏖 🏝
Summer Reading information from the Lincoln County Public Library 📚.
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
Stanford Elementary is currently in the process of selecting a new principal. Please take a moment to assist in this process by participating in the survey below:
Link- https://bit.ly/3whIn25
The Lincoln County Board of Education Special Called Meeting will be tomorrow night at 5:30 PM at the Student Support Center. You may view the meeting here:
Link- https://youtu.be/62s9KE3i9_0
#TEAMLincoln
Hustonville Elementary is currently in process of selecting a new principal. We'd like your input on this selection process. You may offer your input by completing the survey below:
Link- https://bit.ly/3otDoJ3
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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In honor of Armed Forces Day, Hustonville Elementary students in Mrs. Preston’s, Mrs. Sanders’, and Ms. Southerland’s 3rd grade and Mrs. Tackett’s 5th grade library classes sent cards to men and women who serve our country. The Family Resource Center also purchased thank you coins and candy for students to put in their cards. 🇺🇸
#TEAMLincoln
#WeAreTigers
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.
Students will be dismissed at 2 pm on May 28th. This is the last day of school for students and graduation day at Lincoln County High School.
#TEAMLincoln
The CDC released new COVID-19 guidelines late this afternoon. We have not received official guidance from the Governor or KDE yet, in terms of how this will impact our day to day operations.
We will communicate any news or information, regarding the updated guidance, as soon as possible.
This week is National Police Week. Lincoln County Schools greatly appreciates its partnership with the Stanford Police Department in providing three School Resource Officers (SROs) for our school system. Their daily presence helps keep our schools and communities across the district safer for students and their families.
#TEAMLincoln
#NationalPoliceWeek
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting will be held tomorrow night at 5:30 pm. You may view the meeting here:
LINK- https://youtu.be/D2cVE6HEM6s
The LCHS greenhouse will be open to the public from 10-2 pm today.
Attention LCHS students and families:
Prom is only two days away. We will be dropping some staff prom pictures these next couple of days. We’ll start off with this couple who went to prom together and are still married today!
#TEAMLincoln
#Prom2021
Students in Mrs. Annie Hoskins K-5 art classes recently collaborated on a canvas-collage wall mural featuring a handprint from every in-person student. The canvases were donated to the school by DecoArt (local business).
Mrs. Hoskins had been working on school-wide art projects with students and noticed the need to showcase student artwork, as well as promote positive messages, all while beautifying the building.
"The students enjoyed getting a little messy, seeing what was added to the project over time, and it just sends a positive message," said Mrs. Hoskins. "They all worked so hard. I think their favorite part was using a water gun to squirt blue paint for the background, and of course, dipping their hands in paint; who doesn't love that?"
The mural is on display as you enter the intermediate wing, across from the library, at Crab Orchard Elementary.
#TEAMLincoln
#WeAreCubs
The Kentucky Broadband Initiative is a network of public and private partners working to expand internet access and build a stronger digital infrastructure in urban and rural communities across the commonwealth.
The more tests that are taken the better the understanding these partners will have to assess the needs. Please click the link below to take the speed test and help bring access to adequate internet to all Kentuckians.
Link: https://educationcabinet.ky.gov/Initiatives/Pages/KBI.aspx
Tonight is Lincoln County High School Honors Night. The event will be held in the gymnasium at 6pm. COVID-19 CDC guidelines are expected to be followed while in attendance.
#TEAMLincoln
#WeArePatriots
Hustonville Elementary students were recently recognized for their work on the 2019 and 2020 Jim Claypool Conservation Poster contest.
For 2019, the winners in the school were first place Brooklyn Watson, second place Ethan Schuler, and third place Clareese Dunn. Brooklyn also placed second in the county for 2019.
For 2020, the school winners were first place Macy New, second place Carter Whobrey, and third place Sadie Preston. In addition to this, Macy was a first-place county winner and an area winner.
#TEAMLincoln
#WeAreTigers
Pic 1- 2019 winners from left to right:
Brooklyn Watson, Ethan Schuler, and Clareese Dunn
Pic 2- 2020 winners from left to right:
Macy New, Carter Whobrey, and Sadie Preston
LCHS 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. If interested, please click the link below:
Link- https://bit.ly/2S3dUpK
The LCHS greenhouse will be open to the public again May 6th and 7th from 3:30 pm to 6 pm.
Happy Derby Day from Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Grigson’s classes! 🐎 🌹
#TEAMLincoln
#WeAreWildcats
May 1st is National School Principal’s Day. We are fortunate to have great leaders at all of our schools across the district!
Thank you all for all you do!
#TEAMLincoln
The LCHS Yearbook staff has space available for business ads from the community and ads for grads that parents can submit for their students in the 2021 yearbook. These ads as well as the yearbook can be ordered online at ybpay.lifetouch.com using code 14277121.
The ads can be designed online then submitted on the website listed above or the design can submitted to the yearbook staff by emailing chelsea.shoemaker@lincoln.kyschools.us by May 21st.
Yearbook price: $50
Prices for Ads
Full color page: $50
Half color page: $25
Quarter color page: $18
The LCHS science department received new research grade digital microscopes from GEAR Up.
Students will use the microscopes in upcoming Ecology units. They will use them to investigate the diversity of the watershed near the school.
#TEAMLincoln
#WeArePatriots
April is School Library Month. The library is the heart and soul of a school. It’s a place where big ideas are formed and where students can safely learn and grow. Lincoln County Schools greatly appreciates our librarians that help promote these things each day.
#TEAMLincoln
It’s Friday y’all!
If you’re as happy as Kaiser, drop an emoji below to celebrate with him!
👏🏻 😃 😎 👍🏻🙌👐🏿
Mrs. Bandura’s 4th grade students recently did some work (picked up trash, weeded flower beds, etc.) outdoors around Stanford Elementary for Earth Day. 🌎 🌱 🌳
Today is Administrative Professionals Day. We want to thank our skilled, knowledgeable and dedicated staff who help support our students and staff at Lincoln County Schools. Your hard work and effort is appreciated by all!
#TEAMLincoln
LCHS senior student Coy Paver was recently sworn in as a United States Marine. Congratulations to Coy and thank you for serving our country!
#TEAMLincoln
LCHS greenhouse sale information:
•April 30th:
3:30 pm-6 pm (LC District Employees & Current FFA Member Families)
•May 1st:
10 am-4 pm (General Public)
*Price list attached in pictures.
The Lincoln County Board of Education will meet tonight at 5:30 pm. You may view the meeting here:
Link- https://youtu.be/4wj3L5BkzQw
#TEAMLincoln
Mrs. Collins’ classes conducted some poetry research yesterday in the updated LCHS library. Our Patriots are working hard to close out the school year!
#TEAMLincoln
#WeArePatriots
This week is Assistant Principals Week. We are fortunate to have great leaders in these roles across the district. We appreciate the important work they all do in helping lead our schools.
#TEAMLincoln
Reminder:
Next week is Spring Break for Lincoln County Schools.
☀️ 😎 🌞
LCMS Green Team Enrichment Talks (GED - their version of TED talks)
Holly Gaither, 2011 LCHS Alum, zoomed with our kids to explain a visit to Chichen Itza and to show pictures of the trip. The students are currently studying MesoAmerica.
Students in Mrs. Cash's classes have been working with Ms. Micaela Berry, who is a Junior Elementary Education major at Berea College.
Ms. Berry is virtually completing field experience hours. Here is Mrs. Cash's class taking a spelling test through a Google Meet!
#TEAMLincoln
Lincoln County High School is now selling the 2020-21 yearbook. You may purchase one online here:
Link- https://bit.ly/3ljMzu8
(Use code 14277121 (when prompted)
Students, parents and the community can also purchase an ad (business or ad for a grad) using the link above.
The latest installment of P-EBT benefits will be available to students starting today. Check out the post below for a detailed look at the rollout schedule and more information about the program. All Lincoln County students are eligible.
#TEAMLincoln
It’s been a year now since COVID-19 forever changed all of our lives. We’ve learned new words: Quarantine, Social Distancing, Zoom.
We’ve leaned new phrases: Six Feet Apart, New Normal, Virtual School, Fluid Situation.
And we’ve learned new names: Moderna, Essential Workers, Tiger King.
But most of all, we’ve learned that if we all work together we can overcome any situation.
Lincoln County Schools could not be more proud of our students, parents and staff for working together to truly put the TEAM in #TEAMLincoln this past year!
Kentucky Career Center has partnered with LC Schools to create this exciting opportunity!
#TEAMLincoln
The Lincoln County Board of Education meeting is tomorrow night at 5:30 pm. You may view the meeting here:
Link- https://youtu.be/dJprfd6PTlw
#TEAMLincoln
Back to in-person school (again) pics 📸! It’s great to have all of our in-person and virtual students back into daily learning.
#TEAMLincoln
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Now hiring bus drivers. Check out the info below.
#TEAMLincoln
Huge thanks to PBK Bank for sweetening up the first day back to daily in-person instruction by delivering donuts to all the schools across the district.
#TEAMLincoln
Reminder:
All in-person students will begin attending school daily on Monday. Patriot Learning Academy (Virtual) students will continue to learn from home. Please be mindful of our buses and plan for increased traffic when dropping off and picking up students.
#TEAMLincoln
National School Breakfast Week is next week, March 8th-12th. Our Food Service staff is excited to serve our students breakfast as the district returns to daily in-person instruction. Make sure to plan to eat breakfast at school next week!
#TEAMLincoln
#NSBW21
#ScoreBigKY
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting is tonight at 5:30 PM. You may view the meeting at the link below:
Meeting Link- https://youtu.be/xW-SPa72gkM
#TEAMLincoln
#TEAMLincoln expands past the walls of our schools. Our whole community must work together to provide a safe learning environment for students.
We owe a huge thanks to the Lincoln County Health Department for vaccinating our staff. LCHD finished the second dose yesterday!
Ms. Gilbert’s Floriculture class at LCHS has been taking cuttings from donor plants to produce more plants. These will be for sale this year in the greenhouse.
#TEAMLincoln
#WeArePatriots
Orange Level In-person Instruction will resume tomorrow for Lincoln County Schools. Students in groups A & B will learn in person. There are a couple areas in the county we are still monitoring for potential school transportation issues. If an area is unsafe for travel the school transportation department will communicate with those impacted.
Monday, March 1st, will be an NTI Weather Day for Lincoln County Schools. Flash flooding has made many roads around the county unsafe for travel. There will be no in-person instruction and all students should work virtually from home.
Reminder:
We will use Orange Level instruction this week before transitioning into daily in-person instruction (Green Level) on March 8th.
Monday- Groups A and B
Tuesday- Groups A and B
Wednesday- Virtual
Thursday- Groups C and D
Friday- Groups C and D
#TEAMLincoln
Happy retirement to Director of Transportation Don Leigh. Thank you for your years of service at Lincoln County Schools!
This program has been extended for all Lincoln County students. The benefits will be added to the previously provided cards. Families can request a replacement card if they misplaced their previous one.
Link- https://chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dcbs/Pages/dcbscvres.aspx
The Lincoln County Board of Education will meet tonight at 5:30 pm. The meeting will be aired on YouTube Live. This is a special called meeting due to being previously postponed because of the winter storms.
Link to view- https://youtu.be/ElP1-F9m1vE
#TEAMLincoln
February is Black History Month. LCMS recognized Black History Month by having a door/bulletin door contest. The intent was to create thought provoking designs that would encourage students and teachers to have meaningful conversations.
#TEAMLincoln
#BHM
Orange Level Instruction will resume for Lincoln County Schools tomorrow, February 25th. Students in groups C and D will be attending in person on Thursday and Friday.
Our leadership team is in the process of reviewing the newly released executive order issued by Governor Beshear yesterday and how it may impact the way we offer instruction the rest of the school year. More information will be forthcoming.
#TEAMLincoln
The Five Meal Deal resumes today. Place your order by 11 AM this morning for pickup this afternoon (2-6 pm). You may order by calling the elementary school in which you intend to pick up your order at.
#TEAMLincoln
Tuesday, February 23rd, will be an NTI Weather Day. Secondary roads, especially on the south end of the county, still present some transportation issues due to ice, snow and debris. There will be no in-person instruction and all students should work virtually from home.
The Five Meal Deal will be available again this week. To place an order, call any of the elementary schools by 11:00 AM on Wednesday. You will pick up your order at the school you called between 2:00 and 6:00 PM on Wednesday.
#TEAMLincoln
Monday, Feb. 22nd, will be an NTI Weather Day. Main roads throughout the county are in good condition. Secondary roads still present some transportation issues due to ice, snow and debris. There will be no in-person instruction and all students should work virtually from home.
The Lincoln County Board of Education meeting has been postponed until 2/25, 5:30 PM.
#TEAMLincoln
The Five Meal due will resume next week.
#TEAMLincoln
We are aware many of our students are unable to work virtually because of being without electricity due to the winter storms. The safety and well-being of our students is our top priority. Students without electricity should contact their teacher as soon as possible. Flexibility will be offered and due dates can be extended as needed. Please stay safe and warm. #TEAMLincoln
Tuesday, February 16th, will be an NTI Weather Day for Lincoln County Schools. There will be no in-person instruction and all students should continue to work virtually from home.
Monday, February 15th, will be an NTI Weather Day for Lincoln County Schools. There will be no in-person instruction and all students should continue to work virtually from home.
❄️ Friday, February 12th, will be an NTI Weather Day for Lincoln County Schools. There will be no in-person instruction and all students should work virtually from home.
The Five Meal Deal is also canceled and will resume next Wednesday. Call Monday to place your order.
No 21st Century today.
Tonight’s Lincoln County Board of Education meeting has been postponed until 2/18 at 5:30 pm.
#TEAMLincoln
Due to the winter weather forecast in our area, Thursday, February 11th, will be an NTI Weather Day for Lincoln County Schools. There will be no in-person instruction and all students should work virtually from home.
The Five Meal Deal has been postponed until Friday (weather permitting).
Due to the winter weather forecast in our area, Wednesday, February 10th, will be an NTI Weather Day. There will be no in-person instruction and all students should work virtually from home. The Five Meal Deal will be postponed until Friday (weather permitting).
#TEAMLincoln
Family Health Care is now offering the COVID-19 antibody test at the clinic behind the Student Support Center. The test is available to students, staff and their family members.
Please call 606-365-5783 for an appointment.
Schools around KY are celebrating their FRYSCs. These individuals play a huge role in the success of students in their schools.
Mindy Stevens
Ethan Smith
Gail Owens
Brooke Walls
Kendra Mitchell
Susan Miller
You all put the TEAM in #TEAMLincoln! #FRYSCStrong
The Five Meal Deal will be available again this week. To place an order, call any of the elementary schools by 11:00 AM on Wednesday. You will pick up your order at the school you called between 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM on Wednesday.
#TEAMLincoln
We are very appreciative of all of our school counselors and what they do for our schools. If you know one, please thank them. They are invaluable to our district!
LCHS- Kallie Lake, Tracy Wright and James Cole
LCMS- Jessica Fletcher, Chloe Wilcher and Samantha Wilson
Crab Orchard- Aggie Manion
Waynesburg- Annie Smekens
Highland- Katelyn Johnson
Stanford- Cindy Bryant and Karen Machal
Hustonville- Sarah Sublett
#TEAMLincoln
#NSCW21
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting is tonight at 5:30 pm. The meeting may be viewed here:
Link- https://bit.ly/2MWk3S0
#TEAMLincoln
Here's the final Zones of Regulation lesson from our elementary counselors. Lesson 18 is presents by Mrs. Sublett, from Hustonville.
Link- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yowJdTZNWEM&feature=youtu.be
In-person instruction resumes tomorrow.
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Tuesday, February 2nd, will be an NTI weather day for Lincoln County Schools. All students will continue to work on their school work virtually from home. There will be no in-person school for any groups today.
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Here is Zones of Regulation Lesson 17 from Ms. Cindy Bryant, one of our elementary counselors.
Link- https://youtu.be/FvKyf-jK6qY
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Monday, February 1st, will be an NTI weather day for Lincoln County Schools. All students will continue to work on their school work virtually from home. There will be no in-person school for any groups today.
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Friday, January 29th, will be an NTI weather day for Lincoln County Schools. All students will continue to work on their school work virtually from home. There will be no in-person school.
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Long-standing traditions commonly handed down to create childhood memories have faded somewhat during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Who remembers waking up, jumping out of bed, looking out the window for snow, and hoping the radio would announce a snow day?
I know if I was a kid right now, I would be looking out the window for snow and listening to the radio. Taking away that experience seems a little cruel during a pandemic.
On behalf of the Lincoln County School District, I am pleased to announce that Thursday, January 28th, is an official snow day for our students. This snow day is a chance for kids to be kids while making memories by playing in the snow, baking cookies, reading books, and watching a good movie.
We will return to the serious and urgent business of learning on Friday.
Now go build a snowman and post your snow day pics in the comments below!!!
-Superintendent Rowe
Tomorrow, January 28th, is a snow day for Lincoln County Schools.
There is no in-person, Patriot Learning Academy or virtual school.
Superintendent Rowe has instructed everyone to enjoy the old fashion snow day!
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Here's some important information for LCHS students for this week (see image).
LCHS senior Lucy Singleton will be competing in the state Distinguised Young Women competition the next three days. Singleton was the Lincoln County DYW winner this year.
You can view the event virtually, starting tonight, at 7 PM.
Link- https://kydyw2021.com/
Please visit the link below if you are interested in applying, want to see a full job description or see other job openings:
Link- http://bit.ly/3p742a6
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Here is lesson 16 of the Zones of Regulation from Mrs. Johnson, along with a worksheet (pictured). Make sure to allow your students to take advantage of these great lessons from our counselors each week.
Link- https://bit.ly/3oYtdLX
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Attention Class of 2021 Seniors:
The deadline to order your cap, gown and tassel from Balfour for graduation has been extended until 2/1/2021. You can place your order using the link below:
Link- https://bit.ly/2LLIbGW
We will continue to use Red Level Instruction this week. PLA (virtual) students will continue learn from home.
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The Lincoln County Board of Education is accepting bids for six (6) surplused buses until February 1st. For more information, click the link below:
LINK- http://bit.ly/2Kjlppd
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Reminder: In-person students who are in Group D will attend school tomorrow (Friday). PLA (virtual) students and and other groups (A,B,C) will work from home. Buses will run their normal routes.
Please remember to screen your student for symptoms and take their temperature before leaving home. Students will be required to wear their face covering and follow all guidelines.
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The Lincoln County Board of Education will meet tonight at 5:30 PM. The meeting will be streamed live on YouTube Live.
Link- https://youtu.be/51AlyOAhEl4
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Lincoln County Schools will be closed Monday, January 18th, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
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Reminder:
In-person students who are in Group C will attend school tomorrow (Thursday). PLA (virtual) students and and other groups (A,B,D) will work from home. Buses will run their normal routes.
Please remember to screen your student for symptoms and take their temperature before leaving home. Students will be required to wear their face covering and follow all guidelines.
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The Highland Elementary food service staff has been preparing the five meal pick-up option for families. All of our food service staff works hard to help meet the needs of our community. Last Wednesday there were nearly 6,000 meals distributed across the district.
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Boys basketball news.
Tomorrow, January 13th, is a virtual learning day for all students. Group C students will attend school in person on Thursday, January 14th.
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🔴Reminder:
In-person students who are in Group B will attend school tomorrow (Tuesday). PLA (virtual) students and and other groups (A,C,D) will work from home. Buses will run their normal routes.
Please remember to screen your student for symptoms and take their temperature before leaving home. Students will be required to wear their face covering and follow all guidelines.
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Group A students attended school in person today. The hybrid model allows for more spacing between students in the classroom.
Our staff and students did a great job following the Healthy at School Guidelines today. It was great to see kids back on our campuses!
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Here's lesson 15 of the Zones of Regulation from Mrs. Smekens (Waynesburg Elementary). These lessons are used to gain skills in the area of self-regulation and emotional control for students.
LINK: https://bit.ly/3oAlvro
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In-person students who are in Group A will attend school tomorrow (Monday). PLA (virtual) students and all other groups (B-D) will also begin schoolwork from home. School buses will be running their routes.
Please remember to screen your student for symptoms and take their temperature before leaving home. Students will be required to wear their face covering and follow all guidelines.
LCHS Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) and Early Childhood Education students recently hosted a gift drive for Stanford Care and Rehab.
The students gathered and donated games, cards, tinker toys, coloring books, word search books and many other gifts.
Reminder:
School will reopen for all students on January 11th. We will announce the color level of in-person instruction tomorrow evening once the updated data is made available. PLA (virtual) will begin on Monday.
Reopening Plan- http://bit.ly/34PSeAT
Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting
January 7th, 5:30 PM
View the meeting here: https://bit.ly/3pVEtsy
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Reminder
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Happy New Year!
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Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 🎅
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The Lincoln County Youth Service Center was blessed to receive support from local churches and a generous business donor which allowed them to sponsor all of their Christmas angels this year!
All of our Family Resource Youth Service Center coordinators do a fabulous job meeting the needs of our county.
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Family Health Care Associates will be closed tomorrow (Monday, 12/21).
Family Health Care Associates will be closed December 24th, December 25th and January 1st. The office will close early, 2:00 PM, on December 23rd.
Reminder:
Tomorrow (12/18) is the last day of instruction before winter break.
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The Lincoln County Board of Education will hold a special called meeting tomorrow night at 5:30 PM. You may view the meeting via YouTube Live.
Link: https://youtu.be/M74zeGX-xbw
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Update
This Thursday
Here is lesson 14 of the Zones of Regulation. This week's lesson is from Mrs. Manion from Crab Orchard Elementary.
Link: https://youtu.be/7PE9bl-Ah-g
AT&T is still having issues with some of the school issued mobile hotspots. The issues should be resolved soon. Please remember you can use our internet from any of our school parking lots If you immediately need internet access.
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Upcoming schedule
AT&T is currently having issues with some of the school issued mobile hotspots. The issues should be resolved soon. Please remember you can use our internet from any of our school parking lots If you immediately need internet access.
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We're hiring a secretary for Early Childhood/Preschool. The ideal candidate must be team oriented, well organized, and an effective communicator with both children and adults.
For more details, or to apply, please visit our website:
Link- https://bit.ly/2K908xO
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting will be tomorrow night, December 10th, at 5:30 PM.
You may view the meeting here: https://youtu.be/esCcoAR5O5o
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Stanford Elementary specials teachers provide resources for reading, music, coding, visual arts, dance, health literacy, and more through their virtual classrooms. This allows students to access videos, websites, and articles in these areas between their other online lessons.
Here's the Zones in Regulation lesson for this week. This one is from Mrs. Sublett.
Link- https://youtu.be/rCBZMtWp_8k
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Today is National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. On this day we remember the heroes who lost their lives during the 1941 attack and the survivors who were forever changed.
This morning at Highland Elementary, Mr. Mullins and Mr. Padgett gave a quick lesson about Pearl Harbor and lowered the flag to half staff in remembrance of the event.
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Reminder
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The LCHS 2020 Winter Showcase is tonight at 5:30 PM. You can view the showcase here:
Link: https://bit.ly/3lAp2Um
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Mrs. Taulbee's 2nd grade class at Hustonville Elementary is participating in a 25 Days of Kindness Challenge. One of her students decided to pen a letter to a friend he's missed playing with during NTI (virtual school).
Hey Josh and Tylan, we miss you guys too!
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Here's another Zones in Regulation lesson from our counselors.
Link: https://youtu.be/Uqn9sXMhp0M
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There will be no targeted services or meal deliveries offered today, December 1st, due to weather. Thank you and have a great day. #TEAMLincoln
The 2020 LCHS Winter Showcase will be December 3rd at 5:30 PM. The event will be held virtually (https://bit.ly/3q8wut8) due to the pandemic.
Please join us this Thursday as we virtually celebrate the awesome work our students are doing during this unordinary school year.
Update:
The meal distribution process will resume tomorrow, weather pending.
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Reminder: Monday is a professional development day.
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Happy Thanksgiving
The LCHS Winter Showcase will be held virtually this year. The event is only 8 days away. Please make plans to check out the great things our students are doing on December 3rd at 5:30 PM:
Announcement Video (click to watch): https://bit.ly/3fwqJAI
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Meal distribution update
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AGE Engineering Field, home of LCHS baseball, will have a new look this baseball season. A turf home plate area was recently installed using the donation made by AGE to the baseball program.
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#BigRedNation ⚾️
Virtual learning has become the main method of learning for our students due to the pandemic. We hear your wants and needs and are doing our best to evolve our plan to best meet them.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we navigate these unprecedented times together. Our community is resilient and we will get through this together.
📷: Stanford Elementary student Gabe Gander participating in a virtual classroom today.
Here is another Zones in Regulation lesson from our counselors (Mrs. Johnson):
Lesson 11- https://youtu.be/TCIp8aM5u_Q
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The Lincoln County Board of Education will meet tomorrow night at 5:30.
The meeting will be streamed live here: https://bit.ly/36lpD6E
Agenda Link: https://5il.co/myke
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November 11th, 2020
Governor Beshear opened today’s press conference sporting a Lincoln County face covering.
The governor thanks Principal Godbey for following guidelines and trying to keep LCHS safe.
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Reminder:
You may order a meal this week for all students by calling any elementary school by 9 AM. Meal pickup will be at 11 AM at the school you called.
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The High School Cross Country (KTCCCA) All State team was announced today. Two Lincoln County runners were named Class AA Award Winners:
Abigail Bastin- LCMS (7th grader)
Lucy Singleton - LCHS (Senior)
Congrats to both for a fantastic achievement!
The Lincoln County Board of Education will hold a special called meeting Wednesday, November 4th, at 3:00 PM.
Link to view the meeting: https://bit.ly/3elh2EJ
Meeting agenda: https://5il.co/mpxq
All Lincoln County students will be working virtually the rest of the week using NTI Days. Please contact your teacher or school with any questions or concerns.
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Happy Halloween 🎃 👻
Tonight was homecoming at LCHS. Lincoln County defeated Rockcastle County 46-24.
Homecoming Queen- Sophie Cornett
Homecoming King- Blaise Brown (not pictured, in locker room at halftime)
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We are in need of substitute teachers and substitute bus drivers. Please visit our website to apply for these positions and to view other openings:
Link- https://lincolnky.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx
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Reminder
Mr. Craiger (Hustonville Principal) is doing his part to keep HES clean and ready for students. Either that or he’s wearing his Halloween costume on the wrong day! 🎃
Let’s all do our part and follow his lead:
Face coverings
Social distancing
Good hygiene
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Here is another Zones in Regulation lesson from our counselors (Mrs. Sublett):
Link- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjTHnuc-fo0
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Reminder:
In-person instruction resumes tomorrow for Option 1 students. Remember to screen your student for symptoms before leaving for school and be prepared to have your temperature taken upon arriving on campus. Virtual (Option 2) students will remain learning from home.
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Here is another Zones in Regulation lesson from our counselors (Mrs. Manion):
Link: https://youtu.be/tfLdliGP84A
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Lincoln County Schools was pleased to host a community summit last week to discuss how to improve broadband internet access in our county. We are very thankful for the community leaders that attended and showed willingness to help out.
Link: https://www.theinteriorjournal.com/2020/10/21/school-district-hosts-broadband-community-summit/
The 2020 LCHS yearbooks will be available outside of the high school front office on Fri. 10/23 from 10AM - 3PM.
If you didn’t purchase one online last year, there will be extras available for $50. Please bring cash or check (made out to LCHS) if you plan to purchase one.
The Lincoln County Board of Education will meet tonight at 5:30 PM. You may view the meeting here:
LINK- https://youtu.be/tfLdliGP84A
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Here is the Zones of Regulation lesson seven from Ms. Bryant:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0wfnFw8jjc&feature=youtu.be
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Reminder:
We will continue to learn virtually this upcoming week.
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The 2020 LCHS yearbooks have arrived and are ready for pick up. We will be setup outside of the auditorium on Friday 10/16 from 9AM - 3PM so students can pick up yearbooks.
If you did not purchase one online last year, we will have extras available for $50. Please bring cash or check (made out to LCHS) if you plan to purchase a 2020 yearbook.
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Lincoln County High School is hosting the 45th District soccer championship games tonight. The girls championship game, Danville vs Boyle County, will begin at 5:30 PM. The boys championship game, Lincoln County vs Boyle County, is scheduled to begin around 8:00 PM.
There are several other sporting events being hosted on campus tonight too: LCHS volleyball, LCMS girls basketball and LCMS football.
This means there will be an influx of traffic utilizing the different venues. Please be prepared to park further away than usual and use extreme caution on campus tonight.
We also ask that you continue to follow the Healthy at School/Sports Guidelines. Wear your face covering, social distance with your family unit and don’t plan on attending in-person without a voucher for your event.
Thank you for your support and for helping to provide a safe environment for student athletes. Go Patriots and Go Eagles!
-LCAthletics-
The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting will be streamed live tomorrow night at 5:30 PM.
Link: https://bit.ly/3iVE3id
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In-person instruction will resume on 10/26. Until then, you can call your school nurse for a telehealth visit. Simply call your nurse any weekday between 8 am and 5 pm. If your school nurse is unavailable you can call APRN Brooklynn Prewitt at 606.365.5783.
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Here's lesson 6 about Zones of Regulation from Mrs. Johnson. Our counselors have done a great job presenting these each week.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpZt_QvxHHA&feature=youtu.be
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Reminder:
October 12th-23rd will be NTI days (due to illness) for Lincoln County Schools. Students will work from home virtually as they did to begin this school year in August. Please contact your teacher for more details.
NTI Info Link: https://bit.ly/3nAu45v
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October is Fire Safety month and October 4th-10th is Fire Prevention Week. Check out these Fire Safety story time videos from the Lincoln County Public Library along with the Stanford Fire Department:
Video 1- https://bit.ly/2GaKnEY
Video 2- https://bit.ly/3cVaagF
Today is recognized as World Teachers’ Day. We are very appreciative of our teachers around the district. We hope you all enjoy your fall break this week.
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Fall Break Reminder: October 5th-9th
Preschool Instructional Assistant position at Stanford Elementary
If you love working with children, we want you to be a part of our Preschool to Patriot Program.
Apply at https://www.lincoln.kyschools.us/o/lcs/page/jobs--24
Kentucky Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) provides a benefit card that families can use to replace school meals during the pandemic.
The P-EBT has been extended for the months of August and September.
Click here for more information: https://bit.ly/36inFpe
Our schools have worked diligently to accommodate students for lunch.
LCMS has started implementing their plan - socially distanced line, grab and go lunch, and socially distancing seating.
So far, so good!
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Reminder:
Option 1 students will begin in-person instruction today at their school.
Option 2 (Patriot Learning Academy) students will continue to learn virtually.
*This is not an NTI day.
•LCHS, 8:15 AM- 3:09 PM, Drop Off Begins at 7:45 AM
•LCMS, 8:15 AM- 3:10 PM, Drop Off Begins at 7:45 AM
•Crab Orchard, 8:10 AM- 3:25 PM, Drop Off Begins at 7:35 AM
•Highland, 8:05 AM- 3:15 PM, Drop Off Begins at 7:35 PM
•Hustonville, 8:10 AM- 3:25 PM, Drop Off Begins at 7:40 AM
•Stanford, 8:05 AM- 3:20 PM, Drop Off Begins at 7:35 AM
•Waynesburg, 8:05 AM- 3:20 PM, Drop Off Begins at 7:35 AM
We are very EXCITED to see our in-person students tomorrow across the district. Here are a few quick reminders:
•School supplies are provided (except for backpacks)
•Screen your students for symptoms and take their temperature every morning before leaving for school
•Face coverings must be worn at all times (except while actively eating and drinking)
•Bring a personal water bottle labeled with your student’s name
•Be kind, patient and prepared to learn
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Check out Phil Pendleton’s WKYT feature story about the Iron Patriot!
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XT5fsipT4G0
Our schools have been working hard to prepare for in-school instruction beginning next Monday.
Remember, right is right when walking in the hallways. Social distancing and face coverings are necessary for a successful school year.
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This video focuses on Healthy at School inside the building procedures for when we begin in-person instruction next Monday (9/28).
•Wear your face covering over your nose and mouth at all times, except for when eating, drinking or socially distanced outside.
•When sitting, or stationary, try to space out as far as possible
•Right is right when walking in the hallways of our schools. (Travel on the right side and social distance as much as possible).
•Wash your hands as frequently as possible throughout the day.
•Bring a water bottle to refill from a water fountain/water bottle refill station.
Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxXR-L36hAE&feature=youtu.be
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Here's video lesson 4 about Zones of Regulation from Mrs. Manion.
LINK: https://bit.ly/3hNfmnz
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Per the latest guidance from the Department for Public Health, all staff & students will be required to wear a face covering on campus when we begin in-person instruction on 9/28. Face coverings will only be lowered when eating or drinking or when 6 feet apart outside.
We will be providing each student face coverings, and students will be permitted to use their own too as long as they align with school dress code.
Source: Healthy at School Guidelines
Link: https://bit.ly/33RuA62
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This video gives a quick glimpse of what it will look like when you drop your car riders off at school when in-person instruction resumes on 9/28.
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Video Link: https://bit.ly/3mQaq58
Water fountains will be available to students when we return to in-person instruction on 9/28. The water fountains will be cleaned and sanitized frequently throughout the school day.
If possible students and staff should provide their own reusable water bottle to be refilled with water (from the fountains) throughout the day.
There will now be water bottle refilling stations at all of our schools.
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This week Mrs. Sublett (HES counselor) shared another Zones of Regulation video for our students to view from home. Click here to view video lesson 3:
LINK: https://bit.ly/3kA0732
In-person instruction will begin one week from today (9/28). Option 1 students will start in-person and Option 2 (PLA) will continue to learn virtually.
•Return to School Plan: bit.ly/2HjIvKu
•Message from Superintendent Rowe: bit.ly/33LmyLY
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This week is National Gear Up Week
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You can now view breakfast and lunch menus on our website and APP. On the website click menu, then dining, then select the school menu you'd like to view. (https://bit.ly/2FLhIGe)
On the APP, select the three bars in the upper left hand corner, then dining.
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Lincoln County Adult Education has created three learning paths that allow you to achieve your educational goals in a safe environment. Each path allows you to receive high quality instruction, and provides the opportunity for you to complete your GED.
(See the picture below)
Our staff has been creative in finding ways to connect with students during COVID-19 NTI. Emery (pictured) recently participated in an apple picking during an occupational therapy telehealth session with Mrs. Hutti. As you can see, Emery had some help from her pal Stumpy!
21st Century is back in-person starting 9/28! The program will still be offered virtually too. For more information click the link below:
LINK- https://bit.ly/3koVsAU
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Something Big is Happening in Lincoln County!
Video link: https://youtu.be/o7p3VINvjb0
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We are aware of an issue in our system with attendance. If you receive an unexcused absence notification on your Infinite Campus parent portal, please ignore it.
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We are eagerly anticipating returning to in-person instruction on September 28th.
Students who chose in-person learning will be allowed to return to school and students who chose Patriot Learning Academy will keep learning from home.
More details and information will be forthcoming.
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Congratulations to Lucy Singleton for winning the 2021 Distinguished Young Woman program tonight!
Update:
We have received our first shipment of mobile hotspots and will begin the distribution process next week.
Family resource coordinators from each school will be reaching out to applicants to set up delivery of the hotspots next week. We apologize for the delay, but because of the high demand of hotspots due to COVID-19 it has been difficult to get these in bulk. We will continue to distribute them to applicants as they are received.
Thanks for your understanding and cooperation.
This week Ms. Bryant (SES counselor) shared another Zones of Regulation video for our students to view from home.
Click here to view video lesson 2: https://bit.ly/2FcodSx
Reminder:
You must have a voucher to attend tonight's football game. If you are attending, please make sure to follow all of our procedures and protocols.
For those unable to attend, you can listen on 102.9 FM and watch the game here: https://bit.ly/2RijCQZ
During tonight's meeting, the board accepted the resignation of Chairman Tom Blankenship.
We are grateful for Tom’s 36 years of service and his leadership as a board member. His lifelong commitment to public education is an inspiration!
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The Lincoln County Board of Education will hold a public hearing on September 10th at 5:30 PM to hear public comments regarding tax rates. To submit comments regarding tax rates e-mail lee.smith@lincoln.kyschools.us.
The board will then hold a special-called board meeting at 6:00 PM.
The hearing and board meeting will be streamed here: https://bit.ly/3bLsdFs
Reminder:
There is no school on Monday, September 7th, in observance of Labor Day.
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Check out the Lincoln County High School Family Help Center Page
LINK: https://bit.ly/354xWow
This page was created for parents and guardians trying to support their students at home during the pandemic.
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The Lincoln County Board of Education Working Meeting will be Thursday, September 3rd, at 5:30 PM.
Click here to view the meeting: https://bit.ly/31TKsFn
The meeting will also be aired live on 102.9, WPBK-FM.
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Here's another tutorial (from Mr. Abbott, Crab Orchard Elementary Principal) on how to access teacher-assigned Math, Reading, Science, and Social Studies lessons on Edgenuity.
Link: https://nimb.ws/jaNXgU
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Here's an Edgenuity tutorial for elementary students. This video will provide a more clear understanding of what assignments are due and how to track completion progress.
Video Link: https://youtu.be/nyf09zpffhc
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Our elementary counselors will be sharing Zones of Regulation videos each week to help our students get as much social/emotional learning as possible during these NTI days. Please share these with your elementary students at home.
Video Link: https://bit.ly/2ES9JX8
Don't forget to register for the breakfast & lunch meal deliveries ASAP. We will start delivering meals Monday (8/31). Due to federal regulations, you must register your student to receive the meals. The student's name and lunch will be required upon delivery. For information, or to register your student, click here: https://bit.ly/3lrN8ld
Daily Delivery Locations and Times:
Route 1:
Stanford Elementary School- 11:00 AM
Route 2:
Stanford Library- 10:45 AM
Lincoln Terrace/Star Avenue- 11:00 AM
Logan Trace- 11:20 AM
Oakview Apartments- 11:40 AM
Goshen Trailer Park- 12:10 PM
Redmond Trailer Park- 12:30 PM
Route 3:
Scott Lane- 10:45 AM
New Hope Baptist Church- 11:00 AM
Hustonville Elementary- 11:30 AM
Mckinney Baptist- 12:15 PM
Boneyville Baptist- 12:45 PM
Route 4:
Highland Elementary- 10:45 AM
Pleasant View Baptist Church- 11:15 AM
Waynesburg Elementary- 11:40 AM
Double Springs Baptist Church- 12:10 PM
Pilot Church- 12:30 PM
Route 5:
Crab Orchard Commons- 10:45 AM
Crab Orchard Elementary- 11:00 AM
Broughtontown School- 12:00 PM
LCHS/LCMS:
Lunch will be served in the LCHS cafeteria at 11:00 AM
Lincoln County spotlighted for online learning preparations (WKYT News Story- link below)
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Link: https://bit.ly/3hyqe9w
Today is the first day of the 2020-21 school year. We realize this is the most unusual start to a school year that anyone has ever experienced.
Please be patient with your teachers and schools. Your cooperation with them is imperative for having a successful school year.
Please do not hesitate to contact teachers, schools or the Student Support Center with any questions or concerns.
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#TogetherKY
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 solution.
We appreciate your patience and are looking forward to a great school year.
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Superintendent Rowe says one day until school starts... and Lincoln is number 1!
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#TEAMWildcats can’t wait to see you in 3 days!
Here's a quick video to help you update your Google device.
Link: https://bit.ly/3iYik9v
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LCMS teacher Sarah Hagans made an appearance on the Governor’s 4pm press conference today.
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LCMS teacher Sarah Hagans made an appearance on the Governor’s 4pm press conference today.
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#WeAreEagles
School starts in 7 days, one of the best ways to keep up with what is going on at your school is by following our school Facebook pages. Here's a link to each one:
LCHS- https://bit.ly/2DXUmN3
LCMS- https://bit.ly/318PzRC
Crab Orchard Elementary- https://bit.ly/2Q8z41C
Highland Elementary- https://bit.ly/34kDrz3
Hustonville Elementary- https://bit.ly/3kXSt3x
Stanford Elementary- https://bit.ly/327rk5t
Waynesburg Elementary- https://bit.ly/2Q4sMjB
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Our 7 elementary principals (AKA The Mag 7) have been working hard to plan for a great school year.
They put the TEAM in #TEAMLincoln!
7 more days until opening day for students...
Our LCMS staff is excited to see you all in 8 days!
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Diana Hart, Director of Pupil Personnel, will be on 102.9 FM tomorrow morning at 7:30 am with Tim Estes. They will be discussing online registration and other pertinent back to school topics.
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The first day of school for students is 8/26. That’s only 9 days away! We’ll be counting down the days until our official first day with our awesome staff members from around the district.
LCHS started us off.
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Please register your student for the 2020-21 school year as soon as possible. Click the link below for instructions:
Link: https://5il.co/jpvt
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Updated Jump Start information for LCMS students
•6th Graders:
August 19 and 20, 10 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
•7th and 8th Graders:
August 21 and 24th, 10 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
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Reminder-
LCHS Freshman Open House is next Monday and Tuesday.
A - H, Aug 17: 3pm-6pm
I - Z, Aug 18: 3pm-6pm
Click the link for more details:
https://bit.ly/3iLBZcV
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There will be no Chromebook rental fees charged to students this year due to COVID-19. This is a one year waiver of the normal fee charged to students. Students will still be responsible for damages and lost devices.
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The Lincoln County Board of Education approved purchasing internet hotspots tonight.
These will be for families that do not have internet access due to financial hardship or lack of availability. There will be an application process for this released soon.
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Thanks to First Southern National Bank for providing breakfast for today’s Opening Day staff event for Lincoln County Schools.
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The Lincoln County Board of Education will be having its regularly scheduled Board Meeting tomorrow night at 5:30 pm.
You may watch the meeting here: https://bit.ly/2XVFYeT
You can also listen to it live on 102.9, WPBK-FM.
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Here’s some quick info on back to school (pictured below).
We are finalizing plans to help students who are unable to get online at home. Please read the guide below for more details.
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Amanda Coffey (from PBK Bank) and Kendra Mitchell delivered PBK Bank bottled water to all our schools today for our Opening Day staff event scheduled for this Thursday.
Teresa Griffin hosted a virtual district-wide
Math Institute training today via Microsoft TEAMS. Our staff is learning new ways to conduct trainings amidst the pandemic.
The COES staff met in-person with face mask and others around the district met virtually.
Here’s some pics of the LC Exceptional Child Educator Symposium from last Friday.
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LCHS Principal Michael Godbey discusses the reopening plan with WKYT
Click to watch the news story: https://bit.ly/3gStSe9
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Spectrum News story on school supplies for Lincoln County students. #TEAMLincoln
Link: https://bit.ly/2XB2f1y
Crab Orchard Elementary Principal Justin Abbott met with a Spectrum News reporter today on campus. Spectrum will be running a story tomorrow on the district & community working together to fulfill the back to school needs of students at COES and across the district.
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Reminder:
The Lincoln County Board of Education Special Called Meeting is tonight at 5:30. The school reopening plan is on the agenda.
The meeting will be streamed live on our YouTube & on WPBK-FM, 102.9:
YouTube Link: https://bit.ly/3khgphS
Agenda Link: https://bit.ly/30yH95O
New teacher training has been taking place at LCHS this week. We are excited to welcome our new educators to #TEAMLincoln!
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"We know that this pandemic has affected our families in many ways, so we felt like this was a way that we could help," Stanford Elementary School Assistant Principal Julia Duncan said. "We could take this burden off of them."
Watch the full story:
https://bit.ly/2EOoGtt
Please make sure you’ve registered your returning student for the 2020-21 school year. This is for students choosing Option 1 and Option 2. All students need to register ASAP.
Click here to register: https://bit.ly/2PnC6yt
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Preschool screening got underway at Stanford Elementary today.
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LCHS Freshman Open House is planned for August 17th and 18th. Please click the link below for more details:
LINK - https://bit.ly/33nCy84
*Healthy at School Guidelines will be followed at this event.
The Lincoln County Board of Education Special Called Meeting will be Thursday, August 6th, at 5:30 PM.
Link to watch: https://bit.ly/3gkAPEl
Monday, August 3rd, will be the final day of the summer feeding program. The Food Service department has prepared and delivered over 100,000 meals since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March.
We greatly appreciate the hard work and dedication of our staff who have made this service available for our community.
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Stanford Elementary is having another kindergarten screener/enrollment day on Tuesday, August 4th from 11:00a.m. - 7:00p.m. Call SES today to make an appointment: 606.365.2191
Also, any 1st-5th grader that needs to enroll can do so by calling SES Monday - Friday from 8 am to 3 pm.
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The Lincoln County Health Department is set up at the Farmers Market giving away supplies and other useful back-to-school items like face masks.
This is being offered to students and families via drive-thru service today.
Let’s all do our part to slow the spread.
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Healthy at School guidelines require staff and students to wear a face mask when 6ft social distancing is unobtainable. Our district will be supplying 2 masks per student, with school specific logos on the mask.
Here’s a sneak peek at LCMS!
*NOTE- You may use own face mask too. These are to help supplement our families.
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LCHS Youth Salute students are now on display at Fayette Mall.
Here’s a fact sheet to help understand the differences between the options.
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We released our Return to School Plan Guidelines last week. Please take the time to look at the options available.
Please let your school know which option you are choosing as soon as possible.
Link: https://bit.ly/39fjtWU
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Reminder:
Friday is a Summer Feeding Program day. Here’s one of our staff members delivering fresh fruits and vegetables to a family. We appreciate all the hard work that goes into this program. It’s a great service to our community.
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Parents/guardians, you will receive a call today from a staff member asking which option you're planning to choose (as of today) for your student for the 2020-21 school year. This is very important in helping the district make plans.
Review the options: https://bit.ly/3hcz7Fg
The Lincoln County Preschool/Headstart Program is in the process of contacting all returning students to determine the number of available slots for the upcoming year. We are also working through the list of those who have newly applied.
We will begin the screening process in the next couple of weeks. To begin with, we will screen many more students than we actually have slots for. We will keep a healthy waiting list, so that students can move in as soon as a spot becomes available.
The current state guidelines call for reduced group sizes; therefore we will likely have fewer available slots than in previous years. Please be patient as we work through this process. Due to staff retirements, we are working with a limited staff and are training new staff as they come on board.
Thank you for your patience and we look forward to meeting our youngest future patriots!❤️💙
The Lincoln County Board of Education Special Called Meeting is tonight at 5:30. The meeting will be live on YouTube and 102.9 FM.
Watch the meeting here:
https://bit.ly/3fAo7Rj
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Dear Parents of Children with Exceptional Needs,
We are gathering your questions and concerns via social media, personal calls, and any other available platforms regarding educational options for your exceptional child.
We are in the process of collecting questions and concerns and preparing a document titled Lincoln County Exceptional Child Department: Q & A for Parents.
We encourage you to continue ask questions regarding your exceptional child’s options for return to their case manager as they begin contacting you on Friday July 17th, to continue to comment on social media outlets, and to call the Lincoln County Schools directly at 606.365.2124 to leave your questions or concerns. We will draw directly from these questions to create our document.
We will continue to gather these questions through the middle of next week and anticipate publishing the answers to your questions on July 24th.
Thanks,
Claudia Godbey, Director of Exceptional Children
Annual Staff Trainings are now available for all full-time, part-time, and substitute staff. Access your account at www.lincoln.kyschools.us - Menu, Staff Resources, LC Required EmployeeTraining.
We will be on 102.9, WPBK-FM tomorrow morning at 7:30 talking about the recent survey results and FAQ’s: https://bit.ly/3fqQiCc
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We are hiring! Check out our great job opportunities here:
LINK: https://bit.ly/2OfT6q1
The Lincoln County Board of Education unanimously approved the revised 2020-21 school calendar.
Students will start school on 8/26 and the last day for students is scheduled for 5/26.
•Fall Break, Christmas Break and Spring Break will remain the same
•Thanksgiving Break was extended by one day
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View the full calendar here: https://5il.co/gqnu
2020 Lincoln County High School (full length) graduation video
🎥: Greer Productions
View it here: https://bit.ly/3ehf0DZ
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Class of 2020 diplomas have arrived and will be distributed 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.
Please pull around to the auditorium entrance to pick up diplomas.
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Tonight’s Working Board Meeting will air live on the radio on 102.9, WPBK-FM.
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Tonight's Working Board Meeting will be streamed live (via Teams) on our YouTube page (link:https://bit.ly/3iLGs04) at 5:30 pm.
Approval of the 2020-21 school calendar is an action item on the agenda.
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We’re thrilled to announce Lincoln County Public Schools new app!
It’s everything LC Schools, in your pocket.
Download the app on Android: https://bit.ly/3dfuGYU or iPhone: https://apple.co/3dh3oRO today!
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Today is the last day to participate in our Return to School survey. Please take a few minutes to offer your feedback:
https://bit.ly/2ZFzZLj
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Please make note
From AD Tim Estes:
The LCHS Senior banners for spring sports teams are now available for pick up in the front lobby at Lincoln County High School between 9-2.
Good Luck to all of these fine young athletes!!
Don't forget our summer feeding program is still delivering meals three days a week (M-W-F). Click here for more information and to view a list of the delivery locations:
https://bit.ly/2YQZIkE
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Congrats to Lindsey Phillips and Aaron Cook!
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Don’t forget to take our Return to School Survey
Link: https://bit.ly/3gmnQSl
Incoming kindergarten students may attend K-Camp 2020. This will be Aug 5th & 6th at the elementary schools. Transportation, lunch & a snack will be provided daily. This is a great opportunity to give your child an introduction to kindergarten.
Register: https://bit.ly/2VNI0wL
Upcoming Board of Education Meetings:
July 9th, 5:30 PM- Working Meeting
July 16th, 5:30 PM- Special Called Meeting
Thanks for the shout out!
We love our #Seniors2020
Our leadership team will be analyzing these guidelines along with the feedback we get from our forthcoming stakeholder survey to help develop the re-entry plan that works best for our staff and students.
More details: https://bit.ly/2Vjt5tU
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Tonight’s Special Called Board Meeting will be streamed live at 5:30 PM. You can view it here:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUnmO2gAhiEa3zhLah0byrA
Lincoln County Middle School is hiring a Math Teacher. To be a part of #TeamLincoln apply at https://lincolnky.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJob.aspx?JobID=2250
Congratulations to Daniel Foster for being named the new LCMS football coach. He’s planning to meet with potential players (7th/8th graders) this coming Thursday night at 6pm at LCMS. Please contact Coach Foster for more details.
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Hustonville Elementary is hiring a guidance counselor. Click the link to apply. https://lincolnky.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJob.aspx?JobID=2261
Our summer feeding program kicked off last week, distributing around 1400 meals per delivery day. We are back on our M-W-F schedule this week.
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Reminder:
The Summer Feeding Program gets underway this coming Wednesday.
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May 22nd
This program will air tomorrow night at 8 pm. If you have a story to share, please send it to them and make plans to watch.
https://graduatetogether2020.com/about
From Graduate Together:
America Honors the Class of 2020 will air simultaneously across ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC, as well as a broad alliance of social media and streaming platforms. The one-hour primetime special airs on Saturday, May 16, and will honor the more than 3 million high school seniors across the country.
Artists, athletes, musicians, commencement speakers, influencers, and cultural icons will show their support with performances and messages featuring students, teachers, and their families from coast to coast.
This will be a moment to come together—as one nation—to applaud this rite of passage. We hope you’ll join us in celebrating the Class of 2020’s achievements.
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Message from LCHS Principal Michael Godbey:
Good Evening Senior Patriots,
Caps and Gowns have arrived and several of you have asked about picking them up early. Staff will be available tomorrow from 11 am to 2 pm to distribute caps and gowns. If you want to pick up your cap and gown come to the school during the designated time and pull around to the Tech Center Entrance. Do not park or get out of your vehicle. Pull up next to the porch and a staff member will come out and ask your name. We will bring the cap and gown back to the car and you are to promptly exit the campus.
Those not picked up will be made available at your scheduled time to graduate. If you have not completed the form indicating you intent to participate in graduation no time will be scheduled for you. Staff will be calling those who completed the form tomorrow to share your scheduled time to graduate.
Remember any loaned Chromebook or library books must be returned when you graduate and all fees paid before you will be allowed to participate.
Thank you and have a great evening.
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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.
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We are proud of all of our 8th graders!
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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 the great work he did with the team this year and LCHS wishes him the best.”
Estes said the search for the new coach will start on July 1st. For more information about Lincoln County Baseball or Lincoln County High School Athletics please contact Athletic Director Tim Estes at 606-669-8142.
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Lincoln County Early Childhood Registration for 2020/2021
Our teachers are finding ways to interact with their students.
Mrs. Pendleton, a 1st grade teacher at Stanford Elementary, checked in on her class via Facebook Live this morning on her class Facebook page. She talked about the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day, read “Leprechaun on the Loose” and the kids drew pictures of leprechauns and sent them back.
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From ACT:
Re: April 2020 National Exam (COVID-19)
The safety of students and test center staff is ACT’s top priority. ACT has rescheduled its April 4 national test date to June 13 across the U.S. in response to concerns about the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). All students registered for the April 4 test date will receive an email from ACT in the next few days informing them of the postponement and instructions for free rescheduling to June 13 or a future national test date.