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.