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Tune in to the new episode of Bulldog Bites today on WKYH 99.3 or WSIP 98.9 at the new time of 1:30 PM! Each Tuesday, Mrs. Webb, LC Superintendent, will discuss the latest highlights and events happening in LC Schools! Be sure to tune in to the broadcast or catch it later at https://wsipfm.com/bulldog-bites/! #LCisHome

Tonight, the LCHS Lady Bulldogs will celebrate their four seniors at 5:45 PM!
*Baylee Kitts
*Dakota Thornsbury
*Kendyl Webb
*Amity Runyan
The LCHS Lady Bulldogs will play Pike Central at 6 PM tonight, Monday, Sept. 14th, on the LCHS turf field!
Congratulations, seniors, and let's go, Lady Bulldogs! #LCisHome

Ms. Allen, a kindergarten teacher at LWES, is utilizing KMC Numeracy Counts, which is helping her students build math fluency and develop a positive attitude toward mathematics.
Mrs. Allen started by asking the class how many students were present, for a total of 18. She prompted the children to brainstorm effective ways to count the class. One student suggested counting the number of boys and girls. The students grouped, and the class counted the total together. They reviewed using their math counters; each one holds 10 units for easy counting. Next were math centers, with each group focused on a different mathematical enrichment activity.
Allen is in her second year at the KCM Numeracy Counts Academy, which helps educators deliver learning strategies that strengthen six fundamental mathematical domains and promote flexibility, efficiency, and accuracy.
Ms. Allen shared, "We learn to effectively plan, teach, assess, and communicate about elementary mathematics so that all students leave elementary school with fluency and a strong preparation for higher-level mathematics. I love using everything that I have learned so far within the academy in my classroom. I love seeing my students become more confident and fluent in mathematics. I am excited for year #2!"









Tuesday, Sept 15th at 5:00 PM
A parent meeting has been scheduled for the Disney Senior Trip ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 15th at 5:00 PM in the library! Please make arrangements to attend the meeting for trip information! #LCisHome

Here is the link: https://youtube.com/live/SU9lNYe16Lk?feature=share
We should be able to broadcast on Foothills also, channel 98.

Lawrence County Schools will compete with other school districts across the state, for the opportunity to achieve some of the high attendance numbers! This event highlights the importance of regular school attendance! We can't wait to see you tomorrow! Remember! Attendance Matters!

The LC Schools Extended School Services (ESS) program is a proactive initiative that supports individual students facing challenges in one or more subject areas. For more information, please reach out to your school's coordinator today! We are dedicated to ensuring that all our students have the opportunity to learn, grow, and reach their full potential!

Update: The scene has been cleared, and buses are en route and headed home!
LC Schools Bus #201 was involved in a minor fender-bender after picking up students from Louisa West and Louisa East. Thankfully, there were no injuries! The police are on the scene and are currently clearing the accident. Please be aware that students may arrive home a few minutes later than usual due to the event! Thank you! #LCisHome

Congratulations to Blaine Elementary & Middle School on being #1 in Attendance in the district for the month of August! We are so proud of you for showing up every day!
Mr. Jewell shared his excitement: "I want to take a moment to celebrate and praise our students for their outstanding effort toward maintaining great attendance! Your commitment to coming to school every day, being ready to learn, and making the most of each school day truly makes a difference in your success. I am extremely proud of the responsibility and dedication you are showing, and I encourage you to keep up the great work. Keep showing up, keep learning, and keep being the amazing Wildcats that you are! "
Attendance Matters in LC! #LCisHome

Attendance Matters at LC! Students from Louisa Middle School made an outstanding poster last year and entered it in the KDE Attendance Poster Contest. Great job on this digital poster!
Regular School Attendance is important for:
1. Academic Success: Students with regular attendance keep up with lessons and assignments, are involved with classroom discussions, and are more likely to understand concepts.
2. Social Skills: School is not only for academics! Students learn to interact, negotiate, and build relationships with their classmates and teachers. Regular attendance nurtures social interaction and emotional growth.
3 . Future Success: Students with good attendance are more likely to graduate high school, pursue higher education, and have a secure job in the future.
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Game Date: Friday, Sept 4th
Game Time/Kickoff: 7:30 PM
Game Location: Putnam Stadium, 2800 Kansas St, Ashland, KY 41102
Tickets: $5 Per Person ( Ages 10 and under are free!)
Fans can purchase tickets at the gate with cash. Digital tickets are also available through GoFan. Fans can go to GoFan.com and search for Ashland Blazer to find the game.

*Please note that all of the LC school offices and the central office will also be CLOSED!*
We hope our staff, students, and their families enjoy the upcoming long weekend! School will resume on Tuesday, September 8th!

Today, Mr. Spears, FES's third-grade teacher and MAF leader, and Ms. Pack, the FES math coach, delivered a lesson focused on understanding multiplication expressions.
The class explored how to recognize patterns in skip counting, specifically focusing on their 2s and 5s. The lesson included various paired activities designed to encourage students to think critically about different methods of grouping numbers to reach the same total. Ms. Pack also projected student work on the whiteboard to showcase different approaches and illustrate how students might group numbers differently yet still arrive at the same answer, thereby supporting diverse learning strategies.
Mr. Spear and Ms. Pack have dedicated the last year and the beginning of this school year to prioritizing lessons that promote concepts rather than mere memorization. Additionally, they are encouraging students to explore multiple strategies for solving their mathematical problems. They are doing an excellent job in transforming the way mathematics is taught at FES, enabling students to gain a deeper understanding of how to tackle their mathematical challenges. #LCisHome




















Save the Date! In September, our elementary schools honor Grandparents' Day! We encourage all grandparents to join us in celebrating this special occasion alongside our students! Be sure to take a look at the flyers for additional information about the celebration at your child's school!
School Celebrations:
Louisa West Elementary School- Grandparents' Game Night on Thursday, Sept 10th!
Fallsburg Elementary - Grandparents' Day Parade on Thursday, Sept 10th!
Louisa East Elementary School- Grandparents' Day Celebration on Tuesday, Sept 8th!



LCHS Health Sciences internships are officially underway! Our first-semester pre-nursing students are gaining valuable experience at Jordan Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center. Meanwhile, our pharmacy technician students are working at Three Rivers Medical Center, and our dental assisting students are interning at Dr. Marc Lester's office and Valley Health-Fort Gay.
These students benefit from 2-3 hours of hands-on learning each school day, directly from healthcare professionals. We are incredibly grateful for our community partners and the valuable opportunities they offer to the students of Lawrence County!
Pre-Nursing Internship Students: Georgia Jude, Preslie Laney, Anna Fitch, Kara Spillman, Payton Ratliff, Hayden Boggs, Leah Branham, Natalie Simpson, Kayli Jackson.
Pharmacy Technician Internship Students: Abby Pridemore, Abby King.
Dental Assisting Internship Students: Charly Curnutte, Dakota Thornsbury




Our 4-R's are:
Be Responsible, Be Respectful, Be Ready, Build Relationships
Owen's teachers gave some examples of why he was selected as Student of the Month.
- He has a great attitude and gives effort in class!
- He demonstrates what it means to learn, grow, and keep moving further ahead!
Way to go, Owen!
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- Mrs. Laura Newsome, District Guidance Counselor
- Ms. Stella Setzer, Payroll Clerk
We are excited to have these ladies on our team, helping our district move forward! #LCisHome
