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 #TEAMLincoln
about 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
LC logo with face covering
Check out Phil Pendleton’s WKYT feature story about the Iron Patriot! Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XT5fsipT4G0
about 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
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. #TEAMLincoln
about 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
LCHS hallway
Face mask required
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 #TEAMLincoln
about 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
Here's video lesson 4 about Zones of Regulation from Mrs. Manion. LINK: https://bit.ly/3hNfmnz #TEAMLincoln
about 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
Zones of Regulation
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 #TEAMLincoln #MaskUpLC
about 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
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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. #TEAMLincoln #MaskUpLC Video Link: https://bit.ly/3mQaq58
about 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
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. #TEAMLincoln
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
Water bottles and refilling station
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
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
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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 #TEAMLincoln
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
This week is National Gear Up Week #TEAMLincoln #WeArePatriots
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
Gear Up Week poster
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. #TEAMLincoln
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
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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)
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
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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!
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
Emery and 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 #TEAMLincoln
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
21st Century Photo
Something Big is Happening in Lincoln County! Video link: https://youtu.be/o7p3VINvjb0 #TEAMLincoln
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
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. #TEAMLincoln
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
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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. #TEAMLincoln
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
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Congratulations to Lucy Singleton for winning the 2021 Distinguished Young Woman program tonight!
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
Lucy Singleton
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.
over 4 years ago, Lincoln County Schools
Mobile hotspot