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!
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#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!
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#WeAreWildcats
Reminder:
There is no school October 4th-8th due to Fall Break. We will see everyone back on Monday, October 11th.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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The annual exceptional child educator symposium was held today at LCMS. This event serves as valuable professional development time for our staff.
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