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LMS Career Studies Class: Design A Food Truck Business Plan

Eighth-grade students from Ms. Donahoe's Career Studies class at Louisa Middle School had a fantastic time working on an assignment focused on designing a food truck business plan!

Assignment Overview:
In the first part of the assignment, students were tasked with the following:
- Name the food truck
- Describe the type of cuisine it offers
- Craft a catchy slogan
- Provide a brief overview of the target customer base

In the second part, students ventured into creating an original menu:
- List five food items
- Include detailed descriptions for each item
- Set prices for the menu items

At last, each student showcased their business design to the class. Given the current food truck phenomenon happening in our society, this fun, relatable exercise encouraged students to think creatively and envision their own future food truck business. #LCisHome
about 7 hours ago, Sarah Gauze
A person holds a drawing of a food truck with people inside. A desk and a few people are in the background.
A young boy displays a coloring page of a food truck while sitting at a desk.
Two students, one with blonde hair, seated at a table, working on papers. The background includes desks and chairs.
Three boys at a table with papers and pencils. One holds a pen and looks at the camera.
Person in blue shirt seated at a desk, writing on paper with several pens and papers around.
Two people sit at a table with papers in a room with a whiteboard and other people.
Two girls seated at a desk, one wearing glasses, both smiling, working on papers with colorful markers.
A man stands before a group of students in a classroom, holding a piece of paper. Behind him, motivational posters adorn the walls.
Three individuals sit in partitioned cubicles. One wears a blue shirt, another a black jacket, and the third wears a red hoodie.
Check out this fantastic video from Louisa East Elementary School, featuring students and community members who highlight the importance of attendance! Thank you to Ms. Blevins and the LEES students for this wonderful production. This video shows how attendance supports significant social development! Consistent attendance helps our students form friendships, engage in teamwork activities, and build a strong support network! Remember, attendance matters every day!
#LCisHome

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwZjWjlY6_w
1 day ago, Sarah Gauze

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

1 day ago, Sarah Gauze
Poster with a bulldog logo, title "Bulldog Bites", and information about a new time for a radio show.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept 9th is High Attendance Day in Kentucky!

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!

8 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A page with "Get Ready! HIGH ATTENDANCE DAY!" in bold red. Below, "WEDNESDAY, SEPT 9TH, 2026" is written. A pencil is at the bottom.
LC Schools Extended School Services (ESS) Program Now Available!

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!
8 days ago, Sarah Gauze
An advertisement for the Extended School Services Program features a red, black, and white color scheme. It contains email addresses for each school's ESS coordinator.

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

12 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Red background with white text. "ATTENTION!" and "Thank you!" Large bus icon on top. Information about a bus accident.
Congratulations to Blaine Elementary & Middle School on being #1 in Attendance in the district for the month of August!

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
12 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Two photos of adults and children with a yellow trophy. One image features a man and woman holding a sign. Text reads "BES Attendance Champions August 2026."

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.

#LCisHome

12 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A poster with a blue background contains text and images. It emphasizes the importance of attending school.
Reminder *No School* Labor Day is Monday, September 7th!

*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!
12 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A reminder sign with a calendar displaying "September 7, Monday" and the words "REMINDER" in red.
Please join us in welcoming our newest LC School District employees! We are excited to have you as part of the LC School family!

- 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
15 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Red background with a paw print. Two photos of women, one smiling, both with names. "Lawrence County Schools New District Employee Spotlight" in bold.
Our LC Transportation Department welcomes our new bus monitors to the district!
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
15 days ago, Sarah Gauze
An advertisement for Lawrence County Schools Transportation featuring four women: Michelle, Nichole, Anna, and Jamie, with a black and red background.

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

15 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A group of women wearing gray shirts pose on stairs in a stadium, highlighting new hires.
At LMS, we are thrilled to introduce our new team members! Some of these individuals are existing staff members who have transitioned into new roles. We wholeheartedly welcome everyone to our team! This year is set to be fantastic at LMS!
16 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A red and white poster features six women in circles with their names and roles. Background is solid red.
As we all settle into the 2026 school year, we are excited to introduce you to our administration and principalship teams for Lawrence County Schools! Our team is committed to building schools that prioritize academic achievement and build safe, welcoming, and positive school environments. We are continuing to establish strong connections, communication, and partnerships among our schools, families, and local organizations to support student success. Let's keep working together to motivate our students to have the best school year ever!

#LCisHome
16 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A group of people in red jackets and formal attire stands in front of a building.
Notice of Approved 2026-2027 School Tax Rates

The Lawrence County Board of Education has set the tax rates for SY 2026-2027 on August 27, 2026.
• Real Estate Tax Rate: 61.9 cents per $100 of assessed value
• Personal Property Tax Rate: 62.5 cents per $100 of assessed value
• Motor Vehicle/Watercraft Tax Rate: 35.0 cents per $100 of assessed value
• Utility Tax Rate: 3.0%

Note: This rate represents the state-calculated “compensating rate with exonerations” and is not subject to a public recall vote under KRS 132.017.
19 days ago, Joey McClanahan
Claire Dutton, an 8th-grader at Louisa Middle, had an amazing week showing livestock at the Kentucky State Fair! Preparing for the show requires a tremendous amount of effort. Each day, animals need to be fed, watered, and trained to get them ready for the show ring. We are thrilled to share Claire's achievements from the 2026 KY State Fair!

- 2nd in the Spotted Breeding Gilts Class
- 2nd place in the KY Proud category
- 5th place in Showmanship
- 4th in Hereford Gilts Class
- 6th in Berkshire Market Class
- 8th place in Heavyweight Dark Cross Market Class
19 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A young person stands before a banner for the Kentucky State Fair, holding a medal.

Congratulations to Shane Howard, an eighth-grade student at Louisa Middle School, for achieving **3rd Place** in the Class 1 Hereford Gilt category. Additionally, he has now secured **2nd Place - Reserve Champion** in the Hereford Market Hog category! Way to represent Lawrence County at the KY State Fair! #LCisHome

20 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Person in a red shirt standing next to a pig. Behind them is a banner reading "Kentucky State Air".
A man with a Reserve Champion sign stands in an indoor livestock pen, holding a blue ribbon.
Attendance Matters! Attending school every day promotes social growth for our students!

*Making Friends* Daily contact helps students build lasting relationships!
*Teamwork* Group projects and play help teach sharing, listening, and the ability to resolve conflicts peacefully!
*Support Systems* Our staff and schools work hard to guide and promote emotional well-being for our students!

The attendance poster was designed by Mrs. Brown's art student, Ashley Maynard, a 2026 senior. Ashley won the KY Department of Education Attendance Matters poster for grades 9-12! #LCisHome
21 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Illustration of two students seated, one writing on paper. Caption reads, "Someone will notice if you're not there." Website address at top.
Attendance Matters at LC Schools!

School attendance is important because consistent attendance directly drives academic progress, creates important social skills, and builds lifelong habits of responsibility needed for trade schools, colleges, and future job success. Missing school may create learning gaps that become hard to close. We hope that each of our students will grow and flourish into successful contributors within both our schools and our wider community! #LCisHome

https://youtu.be/Ji4sT-3DpSw
23 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Discover What's Happening in the Lawrence County School District! Introducing the LC Board Bulletin!

Take a moment to explore the latest happenings within our school district! This publication highlights each of our LC Board of Education meetings. Be sure to keep an eye out for highlighted features of each of our schools and their students throughout the year!

As we begin this school year, we celebrated our school district's summer achievements! The board presented the LC Food Service staff with certificates for providing over 57,000 meals to our LC families. Blaine Middle School celebrated with an open house to welcome the STAR Academy, which awarded a $1,000,000 grant to enhance 7th- and 8th-grade classes. The Back-to-School luncheon was also a profound success, uniting our teachers and staff throughout the district. The Lawrence County Professional Learning Conference 7.0 (LCPLC) offered sessions that taught positive, proven teaching techniques.

As we kick-start the new school year, we are excited to announce the start of design schematics and renovation work for Louisa East and the new Louisa West (formerly the LC Community Center). This initiative will create space for a first-grade wing at LEES. Additionally, our LWES preschool and kindergarten will transition into their newly renovated building. We can’t wait to provide these upgraded facilities to our students and families!

Stay tuned for more news from LC Schools! As a reminder, our next regular board meeting is scheduled for September 21st at the LCHS library. #LCisHome
27 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Cover page of a bulletin shows a photo of people seated, text at top reads "Lawrence County Schools" and "LC Board Bulletin."
Bulletin page from the August 2023 issue of Lawrence County Schools. Contains various texts, numbers, and logos in red, white, and black.
A document displays the LC Board Bulletin. It features various approvals, including the purchase of buses and a meal agreement.