Attention Underclassmen: Picture day is September 8.
Congratulations Mr. Alan Hogan for receiving the 2021 Yale Educator Award. This award recognizes educators from around the world who inspire and support their students to perform at high levels and to achieve excellence. Yale asked the 2025 student body to nominate an outstanding educator who deeply inspired their lives. Brianne Anderson nominated Mr. Alan Hogan for being her inspiration above anyone else. Many thanks to Mr. Hogan for playing a critical role in the success of LCHS students during and after high school.
Music in the making! Mr. Windham does a one on one session with a student in the music technology studio. Students can showcase their talents and record in the booth. #IND1AN
CONGRATULATIONS to Cooper Scott for earning the Farm Bureau Player Award for the Indians VS Chamblee game this past week. GREAT GAME Cooper!
Leading the Way in Community Engagement: LCHS Principal Billy Kirk hosted the Dahlonega Rotary Club yesterday for lunch and a tour of the Music Industry Pathway and the JROTC Rifle Range. Special thanks to Mr. Windham, MAJ Moran, and CW3 Johnson for their hospitality!
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The Environmental Awareness Club kicked off their year by meeting a recycling 1,277 plastic bottles! If you are interested in joining this club and making a difference, contact Chandra.Westafer@lumpkinschools.com or Cas.Alldred@lumpkinschools.com
Students & Teachers can nominate each other for an opportunity to have lunch with LCHS principal, Mr. Kirk. The weekly Lunch with the Principal will provide an opportunity for students or teachers to share thoughts and feedback in a casual environment.
https://tinyurl.com/LCHSLunchwiththePrincipal
Teaching as a Profession students have spent the past week contemplating their meeting with the FCCLA Executive Director and state officers where they discussed the importance of giving back to their community. More than 63 FCCLA members put their heads together and decided to put together a new initiative at LCHS. They are now operating Tribe Tours. Tribe Tours will provide every student who enrolls at LCHS a personal tour of the school with an FCCLA representative. FCCLA looks forward to serving their newest members of the tribe this school year.
Great News! The SAT/ACT Prep Class is BACK! The sessions will begin on September 1st. It is FREE and includes sessions in English and Math each week.
CONGRATULATIONS to Tavion Lawrence for earning the Farm Bureau Player Award for the Lumpkin vs. Franklin county game this past week.
GREAT GAME TAVION!
𝐏𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝟔-𝟏𝟐𝐭𝐡 𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬: Next Generation, a local youth clubhouse, has just restarted their online programming. They offer daily virtual after school activities and students receive lots of fun goodies in the mail. The program is 𝙘𝙤𝙨𝙩-𝙛𝙧𝙚𝙚! To find out more, visit nxtgenerationga.org. To have your children join, fill out the online application: https://forms.gle/y65Nw3tHMrunT3Wf7.
If you missed the Parent Senior Night meeting, you will want to take a minute to watch the video link below!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdeC3mPlAio
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AGKie3kM3fdW2U5Pldl8Ukq6gP8CAspw/view?usp=sharing
Congratulations to LCHS Graduate, Zack Pitchford for being awarded $2,500 from Parrish Construction Group yesterday!
Attention Senior Class Parents: The Senior Class Meeting will be August 24 at 6 PM in the Auditorium.
The impacts of the pandemic on manufacturing didn't spare the textbook industry. LCSS went through the textbook review and adoption process last school year for our Social Studies textbooks at LCHS. Due to manufacturing issues, the available editions are different than the editions we reviewed. Because of this, we are opening up the two-week review process for the following three textbooks: World History, American Government, and US History. These three textbooks will be on display for public review starting today (August 20th) through Thursday, September 3rd. To review these textbooks and provide input to our LCSS Curriculum Department, please visit the LC District Office between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM.
Biology classes solved a Murder Mystery in the lab today by putting into practice their knowledge about macromolecules.
It's been a busy start for the LCHS Print Shop this school year! Mrs. Lincoln and her students are working on many projects for our district and our community. If you are in need of services from a print shop, contact amy.lincoln@lumpkinschools.com to get a quote!
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State FCCLA Officer, Halle Barrett, and FCCLA Georgia Executive Director, Caitlin Roberson, spoke to Teaching As A Profession students yesterday on the history of FCCLA and purpose & leadership opportunities within the organization. If you know an LCHS student who would like to be more involved, consider recommending Mrs. Ressel’s FCCLA chapter! Together this group of students will positively impact our school and community this school year! Join FCCLA today! Erin.Ressel@lumpkinschools.com
