

If you cannot make the game tonight, be sure to tune in and listen to the live radio broadcast on WKLW 94.7 and WKYH 99.3!
We wish the best of luck to our Bulldogs as they face the North Laurel Jaguars tonight at 7:30!

Our LCHS band members who performed during the halftime show alongside the University of Kentucky Wildcat Band included:
Corbin Casebolt- Trumpet
Hayden McKie- Snare Drum
Ryder Rowe- Bass Drum
Braxton Spense- Alto Saxophone
Mr. Smith would like to highlight that Hayden McKie has been involved in this fantastic event for four years!






We are thrilled to highlight the students selected to participate in various youth programs throughout the state this past summer! Our students have shared their insights and overall experiences from each program. Take a moment to discover what they had to say! We encourage students to apply for these incredible programs that can significantly impact their futures! If you have any questions about these programs, please talk with your guidance counselor today!
Chase Kenderick- Governor's Scholar Program
“Applying to the 5-week Governor's Scholar Program was a bit of a challenge, but it was absolutely worth the effort! I truly enjoyed my experience at Murray State University. One highlight of the program was a session with a guest speaker from the National Stem Cell Foundation (NSCF). I encourage students to apply for this opportunity! I am grateful for the new connections I've made with people from all over Kentucky. The fresh ideas, techniques, skills, and leadership I've gained during these five weeks away from home have been invaluable!”
Preslie Laney- Governor's Scholar Program
“I found that applying to the Governor's Scholar Program was an intense process, but the experience was incredibly rewarding! At first, I was anxious about being away from home for five weeks. However, I quickly made connections with wonderful friends, and we still stay in touch and make plans together. This program expanded my network, enhanced my leadership skills, and equipped me for college. I also have a stronger appreciation for community now. This truly was the best summer I could have ever hoped for!”
Elle Parsley- Rogers Scholar & Governors Scholar Entrepreneur Program
“This past summer, I spent a week with the Rogers Scholar Program at Morehead State University, participating in various community service activities. I also participated in the Governors Scholar Entrepreneur Program at the University of Kentucky for three weeks. During this time, I connected with fellow students from diverse backgrounds and cultures across the state. At first, I felt a bit overwhelmed by the program’s 3-week stay, but by the end, I wished it would last longer! It was truly an incredible experience, and I highly encourage others to apply for either of these great programs!”
Aubrey Brady- Rogers Leads Program
“This year was the first year of the Rogers Leads Program! I gained invaluable insights into entrepreneurship through this experience. We met with a 15-year-old entrepreneur and discussed their business in detail. Following that, we collaborated in groups to develop our own business plans, which we then presented to the judges. One key takeaway for me was that the entrepreneurial journey can present unexpected challenges. However, it’s important to stay focused and keep working until you reach your goals! This was an incredible experience. I am grateful to have been a part of it!”
Jordan Gibbons- Rogers Explorers Program
“I was truly eager to apply for this program! Although I felt a bit nervous at first since I didn’t know anyone, I soon discovered it was an excellent opportunity to connect with new people. One highlight for me was participating in the occupational therapy class. It definitely changed my perspective on the ways in which individuals with disabilities require and receive support. Overall, it was a fantastic experience! I gained leadership skills and made wonderful friendships!”
Paisley Jones- Rogers Explorers Program
“The Rogers Explorers Program offered a chance to participate in sessions centered around nursing, drama, and community service. This experience also broadened my perspective on what college life might look like one day. My suggestion to other students is to apply and not let your nerves hold you back! I was anxious about not knowing anyone, but you will definitely connect and make friends. It’s a wonderful program that will help you develop into your future self!”


The Lawrence County Bulldogs vs. North Laurel Jaguars on Friday, Sept. 18th, at North Laurel!
Bulldog fans, please purchase digital tickets before you enter the gates!
Game time is set for 7:30 PM! Let's make plans to go support our Bulldogs!
Venue Address: 1300 East Hal Rogers Pkwy, London, KY 40741
Ticket Purchase Information:
Digital Tickets Only: North Laurel High School uses GoFan for ticket purchases! CASHLESS venue for ticketing!
You can purchase all tickets online or at the gate using a credit/debit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.
Ticket Link: https://gofan.co/event/6608905?schoolId=KY2798
· There is no limit on how many tickets can be purchased.
· Spectators will use their mobile device to redeem their tickets at the gate upon arrival.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwZjWjlY6_w
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

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

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! "
We are so proud of you for showing up every day! Attendance Matters in LC! #LCisHome

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!











- 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

We appreciate their supervision, their assistance in ensuring student safety, and their assistance with loading and unloading our buses.
- Michelle Cosgrove
- Nichole Dowd
- Anna Holley
- Jamie Liming

We are excited to welcome our new food service staff to our schools!
- Elizabeth Berry, LMS Cafeteria Manager
- Daniela Holman, FES
- Ashlee Lemaster, LEES
- Alexis Sanders, LCHS
- Sonya Sprouse, FES
We appreciate all of these ladies for their hard work and dedication to our students! #LCisHome

The LCHS Powderpuff Game is just a week away, scheduled for Tuesday, September 8th at 7 PM at the JVJR Memorial Field! Tickets are $5 for students and adults. Make sure to join us for an evening filled with competitive excitement between the classes! Prepare for a fun night of powderpuff action! #LCisHome
