November 11th, Veterans Day, is just around the corner! Each school in our district has organized special programs to commemorate this important date. Please review the flyer to find the specific program dates and times for your child's school. We are thrilled to honor and pay tribute to our U.S. veterans for their unwavering dedication and service to our nation! #LCisHome
Bulldog fans traveling on Route 3 North to Boyd County High School:
Traffic Advisory:
-Culvert Replacement on KY 3 in Boyd County Extended Through October 31st.
- Road Will Be Closed Day and Night.
-Traffic will be able to detour using KY 3 from Lawrence County to KY 966 Trace Road to US 60, and from KY 3 to
KY 1937: Bear Creek to KY 854, Davis Branch, and back to KY 3.
Bus Delay Update!
The train crossings have been reopened! The last of our students at Louisa East have been picked up by their bus drivers, and the buses
will begin their regular afternoon routes. We truly appreciate everyone having patience and understanding throughout today's events!
Dear Parents,
Due to a train stopped on the tracks in Louisa, our bus dismissal time will be impacted.
This occurrence happened before dismissal, and we are working to provide alternative routes.
We'd like to ask for your patience as we deal with this logistics issue. Again, dismissal times will
be impacted and delayed!
Throughout October, we are honoring National Principals Month! Today, we are excited to share a fun Flashback Friday photo of Mrs. McDavid, who was crowned the 2001 LCHS Homecoming Queen. Mrs. McDavid reminisced about her high school years and fast-forwarded to the present. "When I think back on my own school days, I can honestly say I loved high school! I was involved in band, speech and drama, and pep club. Some of my favorite memories were made during competitions, performances, and trips. Those experiences taught me the value of teamwork, creativity, and leadership. Now, as principal, I get to see our students creating those same kinds of memories, and it reminds me every day why I love what I do."
Mrs. McDavid is proudly celebrating nearly 16 years of dedicated service in education! She began her career at Fallsburg Elementary School, where she taught for 12 years. After obtaining an advanced degree, she moved to Lawrence County High School, where she has served as an assistant principal for several years. Currently, she is in her second year as the principal of LCHS.
Mrs. McDavid radiates a vibrant and uplifting leadership style that motivates both her students and staff. She works closely with her outstanding team to prepare students for college or technical school programs, while also offering valuable apprenticeship and internship opportunities. Her primary goal is to achieve a high graduation rate for LCHS students, providing a clear roadmap in hand for a successful future. Mrs. McDavid's steadfast dedication to student achievement reflects her commitment to delivering an exceptional educational experience. She has an inspiring and motivational message to share with her LCHS students.
Dear Bulldogs,
When I first walked through the doors of Lawrence County High School as a student from Fallsburg Elementary, I was just hoping to find my place. Getting involved in school activities helped me meet new people and feel like part of the Bulldog family—and because of my involvement, I rode a plane and saw the ocean for the first time! Those experiences changed my life, and now I get to watch all of you make memories that will change yours. I love watching you pass your driver’s test, getting accepted into college, and deciding on a career.
I love watching you find your passions, cheering on your teammates, and taking every step that’s shaping you into the incredible people you’re becoming. I loved this school when
I graduated in 2002, but I love it even more now that I get to share in your joy every day.
With Bulldog Pride,
Mrs. McDavid
Please take a look at the flyers for more information about signing up at each of the schools.
BES: Tuesday, Oct 14th & Wednesday, Oct 15th from 1 PM-3 PM
FES: Thursday, Oct 16th from 10 AM-2 PM & 4 PM-5:30 PM
Monday, Oct 20th from 10 AM- 2 PM
LCHS, LEES, LMS, LWES:
Wednesday, Oct 15th & Tuesday, Oct 21st from 10 AM-2 PM
Announcement! Please be aware that the LC School bus #132 was involved in an incident. The bus was pulling onto Bulldog Lane from Louisa Middle School when a car hit the safety arm of the bus. Please note that there was no other damage to the actual bus. All students are safe. However, this incident will cause a delay in students' arrival times at home.
Congratulations to Miss Nevaeh Schwan, a junior LCHS art student, for having her artwork design chosen and featured on t-shirts at the 2025 Healing Appalachia Festival! Mrs. Brown, the LCHS art teacher discussed how five of her art students submitted designs to the director of Healing Appalachia. Ultimately, Nevaeh's design was selected to be featured on t-shirts and sold at the festival. Mrs. Brown explained, "By gate opening of day two, our shirts were completely sold out. And it was actually the first of all the shirts to do so."
Nevaeh shared how she decided on the direction of her design. "I wanted to do something different. I felt like many designs might feature a deer, so I decided to use and draw the fox. I added in the butterfly, the phases of the moon, and fern leaves. I was very surprised to be selected, but I feel like is a great thing, a big thing." The proceeds from the t-shirt sales will benefit the LCHS Visual Art Program. Mrs. Brown plans to use the funds to purchase Apple iPads and Pencils to offer her students a digital art class.
The art class was also asked to design an installation piece to be displayed at the entrance. Mrs. Brown shared, " My kids knocked it out of the park! To say I am beyond proud is an understatement." Mrs. Brown and her students had an amazing experience at the event. Mrs. Brown shared, "Thank you to everyone involved with Healing Appalachia! Thank your for this amazing experience and support! It has been an honor to work with these fine folks."
