Lawrence County Schools has received an URGENT request for cleaning supplies for flood victims in our region. Donations should be taken to the LC Board of Education Office at 50 Bulldog Lane by noon on Wednesday, February 19th! We appreciate your help. Thank you in advance!
No school for Lawrence County on Tuesday, 2/18, due to ongoing flooding. Many roads remain covered across the county. Stay safe, everyone! If you need assistance please contact your school or the Board Office.
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The Lawrence County School District extends its thoughts and prayers to all those affected by the recent flooding throughout Eastern Kentucky. From our community to yours, we support you! #LCisHome
Lawrence County Schools will be CLOSED Monday, February 17, 2025, due to ongoing flooding conditions.
High water is expected to continue-please stay safe! If anyone needs assistance please reach out to the school or Board Office. Please keep not only L.C., but all Kentucky communities impacted by flooding in your thoughts and prayers. #LCisHome
Today is School Resource Officer Appreciation Day! We want to thank Officer Musick and Officer Powers for their service, hard work, and dedication to our students and schools! We appreciate all you do!
Today, we celebrate FRYSC Week with Blaine Elementary School's FRYSC Coordinator, Mrs. Tina Bevins! Mrs. Bevins goes above and beyond for our students and their families. She organizes the Readifest backpack program, has developed a Christmas Backpack program, and sends out a monthly newsletter to families, informing them about the opportunities or programs within our community. Blaine Elementary is truly fortunate to have Mrs. Bevins working and continually looking for ways to provide more resources to students!
We are continuing to celebrate FRYSC Week! This week, we spotlight Fallsburg Elementary School's FRYSC Coordinator, Mrs. Brenda Curry. Mrs. Curry always seeks new ways to support students and their families. She is involved in various programs, including Readifest, the Veterans Day program, holiday assistance, food bank, backpack program, parenting classes, art showcase, and many more. Mrs. Curry explained, "Being a FRYSC Coordinator means being the bridge between families and the resources they need to thrive. Every day, I have the opportunity to make a difference, provide hope, and create a lasting impact in my community. I see firsthand how small acts of kindness and support can change lives."
Mrs. Ashley Humphrey, our new FRYSC Coordinator at Louisa Middle School, is doing great! This year, she has shown dedication in promoting the school backpack program. During Red Ribbon Week, a door decoration contest was organized, and guest speaker Forest Quillen was invited to educate students about the harsh realities and dangers of drugs. The Thanksgiving Turkey giveaway and the Angel Tree programs are always a priority for families. This week, as we celebrate kindness, LMS teachers are rewarding students who show compassion with hearts. At the end of the week, these students will be given a prize. Mrs. Humphrey shares, " I am truly passionate about my job! It's a privilege to support our students and their families and to serve our community. I am grateful to be part of the best work family."
Today, we celebrate our LCHS FRYSC team, Mrs. LuAnn Kelly and Mrs. Anne Preece! This dynamic duo does so much for their students and families! Their work with families on student attendance through home visits, sponsorship of drug and alcohol prevention programs, promotion and support of career and job readiness programs, and parenting classes focused on nutrition, meal preparation, and budgeting. The list goes on and on! We thank them for all they do for our students every day!
Parents and guardians of all students in Lawrence County Schools, please take a few minutes to answer the questions on the Title I Parent Engagement Survey. Your input is important to us and will be used to help us plan ways to improve our Title I Parent Engagement. The survey needs to be answered only once per family. The deadline for completing the survey is March 29th. We appreciate your time and value your opinion. Feel free to share this link or QR code with other parents and guardians of students in Lawrence County Schools. Link: https://bit.ly/4jWsI20
Lawrence County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay for Wednesday, February 12. Buses on normal routes. If any route changes are needed, bus drivers will contact impacted families.
After assessing roads this evening, Lawrence County Schools will be on a 2-hour delay, Wednesday, February 12, 2025. Tomorrow bus routes will be reassessed, and if the majority are still clear, we will proceed with 2-hour delay. Bus drivers will contact families on any impacted routes. A new message will be sent in the morning if there are any changes. Can't wait to see everyone in the morning.
Due to weather conditions and the projected forecast, Lawrence County Schools will be closed Tuesday, February 11, 2025. This will be a traditional snow day. Stay safe.
Let's come together during this important week to celebrate our Lawrence County Schools Family Resource and Youth Service Centers! Today, we celebrate our ladies who work so hard for our students at the Louisa West and Louisa East Elementary Schools! Through their unwavering dedication, Mrs. Anita Caudill and Jessica Tackett's work provides our students with the necessary resources and leaves a lasting impact on their lives. This duo begins the year with Readifest, a Back to School Bash, and Meet the Teacher events. They have year-round backpack programs, several Data Nights, a Veterans Day program, and much more! They strive for community outreach, sponsor mental health referrals, and make home visits. They have hearts of gold that connect with our students and families! Ladies, we appreciate you so much!
Congratulations to these LCHS football players, who were recognized for being part of the All-Area team! We are proud of this great accomplishment! Go, Bulldogs!
Mrs. Whitt's 4th-grade students enjoyed working on a hands-on project to make a community warning system! The students used various configurations of their materials until they found the one that allowed the light and buzzer to alert simultaneously. They dove deep into this science activity and had so much fun!
Lawrence County will be in session tomorrow, Monday, February 10, on regular schedule. A few bus routes were affected by recent flooding. Bus drivers will contact impacted families to arrange alternate pick-up locations. Have a great evening. We can't wait to see everyone!
LC Schools is proud to wish one of our own, 1998 LCHS alum Jason Michael, the best of luck in Super Bowl LXI! He is in his fourth year as the Philadelphia Eagles' tight ends coach. In 2007, he began his coaching career as a tight ends coach at the University of TN. Through the years, he has worked with several NFL teams, including the Indianapolis Colts, Arizona Cardinals, Tennessee Titans, San Diego Chargers, San Francisco 49ers, and the New York Jets. To read more about Jason Michael's fantastic career, click on the link! https://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/coaches/jason-michael
Best of luck to our LCHS cheer team as they compete in the National High School Cheerleading Championship at the ESPN Center in Orlando, FL! Our girls will have prelims on Saturday, Feb 8th, and take the floor at 7:21! Let's support this outstanding group of young ladies!
