LCMS is getting ready for the holidays by participating in Holiday Spirit Week! #TR1BE
As we enter the final weekend before Christmas break begins next Wednesday at 11:30, it's our high school students and teachers reminding us to never stop believing! Earlier this week, the line to visit Santa Claus in the LCHS Media Center proved you are never too old to BELIEVE!
The Regifting Room @ LCMS gives students a chance to experience the joy of giving! Students "shop" around the room and wrap gifts for family members. Items are donated by many making this free for all. Thank you, Mrs. Caine, for your work coordinating this project!
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Congratulations to our December 2021 Ideal Indians: Earl Lawson, Tee Smith, Stacy Reece, Ben Kitchens, and Brooke Flakes! These five individuals were recognized for going above and beyond to make a difference in our school system!
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Dr. Brown and Mr. Trammell were accompanied by architect Doug Breaux in recognition of phase 1 of the LCHS renovation and modification achieving a 56.08% reduction in overall energy consumption with an anticipated annual energy savings of over $168,000!
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Congratulations to our students recognized at the December BOE meeting!
Our Stock Market Winners for Congressional District 9: Coach Grady Flanagan, Luke Ball, Heath Balthis (not pictured), Jaylynn Blanton, Winston Dugan, Christopher Frausto, Mason Grizzle and Korbin Mincey.
Luke Schofield was recognized with Mrs. Amy Lincoln for achieving excellence as an FBLA national competitor.
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Come out tomorrow evening at 7:00 PM to the LCHS Café to meet new LC Head Football Coach Heath Webb!
Come out tonight to enjoy the LCMS Bands Holiday Concert at 6:00 PM!
LCES Book Club visited residents of Gold City Convalescent Home to spread Christmas cheer! With a song and a show, this was the first group visit Gold City has enjoyed since February 2020. The students handed out hot cocoa, fuzzy socks, and candy canes, too!
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Mrs. Lincoln's Business Law class at LCHS learned about labor unions and participated in hands-on problem solving this Friday! #TR1BE
We recognized and celebrated our Class of 2026 REACH Scholars this morning. Congratulations to Marley Ferguson, Eliana Romero, Aaron Morales Sonora and John Jacoba Sonora on joining the REACH Scholar program! For more information, visit www.lumpkinschools.com/page/reachscholars.
Our Board of Education meets this coming Monday evening for their regularly scheduled monthly meeting. #TR1BE
Tonight’s the night! Be sure to head on over to www.facebook.com/pioneerresatech at 8:00 PM to catch this informative and engaging presentation on cyber safety and our children!
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Our Band of Gold partnered with UNG Bands last night for a winter holiday concert, “Contrasts.” Well done, LC and UNG!
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We are still looking to add a couple people to our substitute food assistant staff! Apply today!
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Mrs. Brashier's Parent Resource Center is updated for December. This edition highlight links to educational websites and apps, behavior support newsletters, and the applications for Toys for Tots and weekend food program. To visit the resource, click here: https://5il.co/lj8l.
LCES Fifth Grade put on a wax museum Thursday to show all they have learned in Social Studies! #TR1BE
Have you ever tried roasted rainbow swiss chard? Thanks to our fresh fruits and veggies grant at LBES, students sampled some earlier this week. Don't let the name fool you; swiss chard isn't from Switzerland and can be traced back to the Mediterranean!
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Superintendent Dr. Rob Brown, accompanied by BOE V. Chairman Jim McClure and BOE Members Lynn Sylvester and Mera Turner, co-presides over the GSBA/GSSA Winter Conference in Atlanta this week. Thank you, Dr. Brown and LC BOE, for representing our district across the state!
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Congratulations to LCHS Sophomore Zoha Munshi and LCMS 7th Grader Kate Childers for being recognized as a ‘Service Above Self’ student at this morning’s Dahlonega Sunrise Rotary meeting! Both these ladies are model students in their respective schools, and we are proud of them!
