We all need some positivity and FUN in our lives right now. We will continue with our FUN Fridays tomorrow and every Friday from here until the end of the year! #TR1BE
Here in Lumpkin County Schools, we are committed to making things as special as we can for our graduating seniors. We might have to get creative, but know we are working on making this uncertain time as special as possible for the Class of 2020!
#Classof2020Strong #TR1BE
We are providing additional mental health resources for anyone may need them.
As a parent during these trying times, we want to help you as you help your children. As always, please let us know if your children need a counselor to talk with during these days and weeks. We are available to them. #TR1BE
Based on Governor Kemp’s orders, Lumpkin County Schools will remain closed through April 24, 2020.
We will continue online learning each week excluding spring break. We will observe spring break April 6-10, 2020.
We hope to be back in school on April 27, 2020.
Tomorrow is the end of our second week of distance and online learning in Lumpkin County, and we are asking teachers to suspend assignments for one day. Let's have a Family Fun Friday! Share your photographs and paragraphs here on our social media platforms. #TR1BE
LCHS Healthcare Science classes contributed to the cause by donating medical supplies to Northeast Georgia Health Systems. Thank you Mrs. Gilleland for your work on this partnership!
It was another great day of food prep (Tuesday) and food delivery (Wednesday) in Lumpkin County! This week, Lumpkin County Schools prepared and delivered 7,130 meals to 296 homes! Thank you to our tireless #TR1BE!
Based on Governor Kemp’s guidance and ban on gatherings of ten or more people until April 6, 2020, Lumpkin County Schools will remain closed through spring break.
We hope to return on April 13, 2020. #TR1BE
Our School Nutrition Department, with the help of system and school administrators, spent many hours on Friday prepping food for delivery on Monday!
Our final board member highlight for School Board Association Week is Ms. Mera Turner.
Our fourth board member highlight is Mrs. Lynn Sylvester.
Our third board member highlight is Mr. Craig Poore.
We survived Day One of Distance and Online Learning in Lumpkin County. Good job, students! We are all working together as a TR1BE to make this work for our kids. Keep reaching out and communicating with your teachers and administrators; we are here for you!
#LumpkinMatters is still on for this Saturday, but it’s a drive-thru format! Check out the flyer for more info.
Today's School Board Week highlight is Vice Chairman, Mr. Jim McClure.
We appreciate all of you sharing our informational posts on the ESPLOST vote. As we are sure you are aware, the state has moved the items on the March 24th ballot to May 19th. That gives us all two more months to spread the word! #TR1BE
In accordance with Governor Kemp’s Executive Order, Lumpkin County Schools will remain closed through March 31, 2020. Closing beyond this date will be determined based on how things develop between now and then.
Our teachers and staff remain prepared to serve our students even from afar!
It's School Board Appreciation Week, and we want to highlight a different school board member each day this week. First up is our board chairman, Mr. Bobby Self.
Clarification on assignments for this week: All students should have 4 days of assignments as we had 4 instructional days on our school calendar this week.
Since today was needed to prepare the online format, assignments may not have been posted early enough for students to complete the assignments today.
You may need to use Friday for the 4th day this week unless you got started today.