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Congratulations to LCHS Senior, Miss Summer King, on officially signing a letter of intent with Kentucky Christian University on Friday, March 13th! Summer will pursue her education while playing collegiate soccer for the KCU Knights Women's program. This memorable event was celebrated, surrounded by her Bulldog teammates, friends, and family.
Summer expressed her gratitude, stating, “I have played soccer for over 11 years, and as I grew older, my passion for the sport intensified! I made the decision that I definitely wanted to compete at the college level. This journey has been quite a ride, and I want to thank everyone who has supported me along the way. I also want to thank God for this incredible opportunity, because nothing is possible without Him.”
We wish Summer the best as she celebrates this wonderful milestone toward her academic and athletic pursuits at Kentucky Christian University! Go Knights! #LCisHome
We wish Summer the best as she celebrates this wonderful milestone toward her education and athletic career at Kentucky Christian University! Go Knights!
Lawrence County parents and guardians, your input is important to us and will help us improve our Title I Parent Engagement. Please take a few minutes to complete the Title I Parent Engagement Survey. Your participation helps us serve our students better and makes you a key part of our improvement efforts. (Please note that the survey should be completed 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 with other parents and guardians of students in Lawrence County Schools. #LCisHome
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-Explore career options!
-Hear from industry leaders!
-All science classes will receive bonus points!
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Save the Date! LC Schools is excited to celebrate Music in Our Schools Month (MIOSM) to celebrate the significance of music education in our schools. LCHS music teachers, Mr. Smith and Mr. Pack, along with our district music teachers, warmly invite the LC community to the MIOSM Concert, a wonderful occasion to collaborate and honor our students throughout the district on their musical accomplishments. Also, this year, the LC Music Hall of Fame will recognize the outstanding contributions of Ms. Angel Opell and Mrs. Sean Harris. Be sure to plan for a morning filled with amazing performances by our talented LC students! It promises to be a fantastic program!
Admission is FREE of charge!
Location- LCHS Gymnasium
Time- 10:00 AM
Date: Thursday, March 26th
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The LCHS Beta students recently journeyed to Lexington, KY, for the 2026 Beta Competition on Thursday, March 5th! Congratulations to Zoey McCoy, a junior at LCHS, who secured 2nd place in Language Arts: 11th Grade. Additionally, Rileigh Shannon, another LCHS junior, achieved 3rd place in the Creative Writing Division II, competing against both junior and senior students. Meanwhile, Miss Amelia Cooper participated in the cake-decorating contest and enjoyed the exciting challenge! We thank Mrs. Lynda Peterson, the LCHS Beta Sponsor, for her encouragement and leadership in guiding these students to compete in this year's events! #LCisHome
We are thrilled to announce that LCHS student Brendyn Pope has been selected to attend the Craft Academy for Science & Mathematics at Morehead State University. This exceptional program provides high school juniors and seniors the chance to live on campus and complete up to two years of university-level coursework.
Key Highlights:
- Opportunity to earn: 60 college credit hours alongside a high school diploma.
- Cost: Completely free for students and their families!
We are incredibly proud of Brendyn and eagerly anticipate the bright future that lies ahead for him!
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LC Schools is excited to announce an opening for the position of Speech Language Pathologist!
You can apply now by scanning the QR code or by clicking on the link below:
https://jobs.redroverk12.com/org/3321
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Today, we are celebrating Maintenance Worker Appreciation Day at LC Schools! We thank and recognize this amazing team, who work hard to keep our schools clean, safe, and running smoothly! Your hard work often happens behind the scenes, but it makes a huge difference to everyone in our school district. We appreciate everything you do to help create an amazing school environment where students and staff can focus, learn, and succeed! Your hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed, and we are grateful for all that you do! #LCisHome
Today, we are celebrating Maintenance Worker Appreciation Day at LC Schools! We thank and recognize this amazing team, who work hard to keep our schools clean, safe, and running smoothly! Your hard work often happens behind the scenes, but it makes a huge difference to everyone in our school district. We appreciate everything you do to help create an amazing school environment where students and staff can focus, learn, and succeed! Your hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed, and we are grateful for all that you do! #LCisHome
You are invited to the LCHS College Fair & Higher Education Expo on Thursday, March 12th! Representatives from colleges, universities, and other postsecondary programs will gain insight into admissions and other important information.
Junior Student/Family Tour Time:
9:00-9:45 AM
Senior Student/Family Tour Time:
9:45-10;15 AM
LCHS freshmen and sophomores will have the opportunity to participate in a meet-and-greet with representatives during the morning rotation!
Be sure to mark your calendars and make plans to attend this beneficial event!
Save the Date!
We are just under two weeks away from the LCHS Science Night & Career Fair! Come out to LCHS and join us on Tuesday, March 17th, from 5 to 7 PM. We hope this event continues to grow into an even bigger success! We would love for you to come by, engage with industry leaders, and explore various career options. Additionally, all science students will earn bonus points! #LCisHome
Constitutional Convention Reenactment in LCHS Government Class!
Mr. McCoy’s LCHS government students were transported back in time to the era of the Constitutional Convention, which took place from May 25 to September 17, 1787, in Philadelphia, PA. The class reenacted the convention, with students assigned specific roles representing various historical figures. These individuals represented diverse states and regions, each assigned the responsibility of voicing various interests. Initially convened to revise the Articles of Confederation, this event ultimately sparked debate and led to the drafting of the United States Constitution, making it one of the most significant events in American history.
Student Perspectives:
Lara-Mae Ben Aoun, a current LCHS junior and international exchange student from Germany, shared, “To further immerse ourselves in the subject matter, we each took on the role of a different historical figure. By embodying these individuals and delving into their perspectives, I gained a much deeper understanding of the complex issues and debates that shaped the US Constitution. It was engaging and an effective way to learn, bringing history to life in a way that textbooks simply cannot do. As someone from Germany, it was fascinating to see the foundation of the American government. And through each of us playing a different person, it made it even more fun!”
Piper Waugh, a LCHS senior, explained, “It was a great learning experience! I was able to understand new things about the convention that I had never realized before. I learned more about our founding fathers, the process of how the convention unfolded, and how decisions were made to form our new government.”
Luisa Straeten, a current LCHS junior and also an international exchange student from Germany, noted, “I think reenacting the Constitutional Convention was a good way to understand how decisions were made. Through us, the students, representing people who were involved in the convention, we were able to learn about each individual's opinion on the different topics. We also learned the rules on the procedures, such as saying aye for agreement and nay for opposition. I found I was way more fun, easier to remember, and better able to understand the whole concept by acting it out than by just reading about it. This was something I wasn’t really familiar with because it's not really discussed in Germany, so it made it a lot easier.”
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Congratulations to Luke Fetherolf, a senior at LCHS, who signed a letter of intent with Union Commonwealth University, located in Barbourville, KY, on Friday, February 27th, to further his education and football career. The signing ceremony took place in the LCHS library, attended by Luke's coaches, teammates, and family, to celebrate the memorable event.
LCHS Football Coach Alan Short delivered heartfelt remarks reflecting on Luke's four-year journey with the LC Bulldogs. “To put it simply, he is one of a kind. I believe everyone in this room would agree that he is an exceptionally talented football player. Moreover, he is an even better person,” he stated. He continued, “Luke, your time as a Bulldog has made a lasting impact on this program. You have elevated the standards, shaped the culture, and represented this community with great pride. We are incredibly proud of you, grateful for your influence, and excited to see you continue to grow, compete, and succeed at the next level.”
Mr. Darin Fetherolf, Luke’s father, expressed his pride in his son's strong faith and work ethic, noting that Luke developed a profound love for sports at a very young age.
In a humble expression of gratitude, Luke shared, "First of all, nothing is possible without God in your life. If you don't have God in your life, you won't be successful. I want to thank all my coaches and teammates for being there for me. My parents, for always putting in the blood, sweat, and tears for me. Nothing is possible without you guys and for you being by my side. And to all my coaches, I just want to thank you guys. Thank you for everything!"
Again, we congratulate Luke on this amazing accomplishment! We wish him the very best in his future endeavors at Union Commonwealth University! #LCisHome
tip-off set for 7 PM! Let's go, Bulldogs! #LCisHome
During the ceremony, several students shared how Mrs. Blackburn has impacted them personally through her classes. Agriculture sophomore, Samantha Spradlin, shared, “Mrs. Blackburn inspires me to do better each day and makes learning about agriculture interesting and fun.” LCHS FFA President, Mikka Horn, expressed, “Mrs. Blackburn is a role model who encouraged and motivated me to step up in situations where I was nervous. This helped me to grow and develop confidence. She has shown me how much teachers care about their students!” LCHS co-worker, Crystal Cavins, shared, “Mrs. Blackburn goes above and beyond for her students and school. I can’t think of anyone more deserving of this award!”
Mrs. Blackburn was visibly emotional when asked about the significance of this award. “This is a dream award because it comes from my students! It isn’t determined by measurable means. My students recognized this in me, and that is why it means so much!” Again, congratulations to Mrs. Blackburn, who truly goes above and beyond for her students, schools, and community. We value the important contributions she makes in preparing our LC students to become future leaders in agriculture and other industries. #LCisHome
