Attention Senior Parents, Please make sure your Senior Letters are at LCHS before May 16.
Prom tickets are on sale this week in the Media Center. Prom is this SATURDAY, April 30!
Attention Rising Seniors & Juniors - Class of 2023 and 2024, it is time for you to consider Dual Enrolling at UNG and Lanier. Don't miss your chance, enroll today!
Dual Enrollment Updates
UNG is accepting ACCUPLACER testing in lieu of SAT/ACT scores for students wanting to begin DE classes Summer or Fall 2022 semester.
Schedule for your ACCUPLACER using this link:
https://ung.edu/testing/accuplacer.php
Lanier Technical College will be scheduling ON CAMPUS AT LCHS ENGL1101 and MATH1111 for Fall semester. Please speak with a counselor for more information.
Ms. Westafer's Science Classes have been busy learning about renewable technologies.
CTAE @ LCHS partnered with Sleep in Heavenly Peace for the second year in a row to build and outfit 75 bunk beds for children in and around our community today!
#TR1BE
Happy Earth Day!
"You're [...] dealing with a thousand-pound animal that has a mind of its own, so if you get frustrated really easily, this is not the sport for you."
In Episode 4, The Principal's Podcast highlights Catherine Swistek. She shares her dedication and passion as an equestrian and explains how her success in competition carries over to her enjoyment of everyday life.
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-t8ybc-120971c
Special thanks to Wyatt Windham and Jaedyn Gerrells for making this episode possible.
You are Invited to the Recycle Showcase! Contact Cas.Alldred@lumpkinschools.com for more information.
Kindergarten Registration is happening today at the LC Park and Rec! Hats that off to Ms. Endicott’s Teaching As A Profession students for being there to assist in the process and provide activities for younger siblings while moms and dads take care of business! Today is a GREAT day to be an Indian!
Attention Senior Parents, Please make sure your Senior Letters are at LCHS before May 16.
Dr. Alldred's Anatomy and Physiology classes are hard at work this week learning about the Digestive System.
Our annual Athletic Physical Day is tomorrow beginning at 2:30 PM. Make sure you pick up a form in the front office. Physicals are only $10 per athlete and are valid through the end of next school year (May 2023). Middle schoolers will need to have a parent present.
#TR1BE
After a two year break from the special games due to Covid, Dawson and Lumpkin County Schools were finally able to meet again for the Special Games. This year, the games were hosted by Lumpkin County. Special “thank you” to our sponsors: Mike and Lynn Cottrell, Banks Septic, McDonalds, Zaxby’s, Papa John’s, Hamilton’s Meat Market, Walmart, Subway, Etowah Water and LC Sheriffs’ office. Also a big thank you to Ms. Estes and Ms. Endicott for organizing this incredible event! #GoIndians
#GoIndians
Attention Students and Parents. We are on a Parade Bell Schedule. Please take special note that parking lots will NOT be accessible beginning at 11:00 am.
Last Chance for YEARBOOKS! Contact lisa.lopresti@lumpkinschools.com with questions about your order.
Join me in congratulating our LCHS Odyssey Team for winning 3rd place at State Competition. We are excited to back them again in May when they travel to Iowa to compete against teams from the United Stated and other Countries.
Congratulations Emmalyne Bagwell, Sierra Phipps, Kayden Powell, Lily Phipps, Jade Eliasson, and Michael Ostertag.
Attention Senior Parents, Please make sure your Senior Letters are at LCHS before May 16.
In partnership with NGHS, our annual Athletic Physical Day is next Tuesday, April 19th beginning at 2:30 PM. Forms can be picked up in your school's front office. Physicals are only $10 per athlete and are valid through the end of next school year (May 2023). Make sure you get your form in advance to fill out, and show up to the Tribe House as close to 2:30 as possible! Middle schoolers will need to have a parent present.
#TR1BE
During spring break, members of the LCHS Key Club volunteered their time to help place pinwheels in front of the courthouse in honor of child abuse awareness month. Each one of the 245 pinwheels represents a child that local charity Enotah CASA served in 2021.
