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Lumpkin County Schools is geographically located near Camp Frank D. Merrill Army Ranger Base, the University of North Georgia (the Military College of Georgia), one of only six senior military colleges in the nation, and home to many active and retired military families.
We are committed to serving families connected to our nation's military, and we are excited to welcome you to the #TR1BE!
For additional assistance and support with your transition to Dahlonega and Lumpkin County Schools, please contact our Director of Community Engagement, Mr. Jason D. Lemley (jason.lemley@lumpkinschools.com or 706.864.3611 ext. 10129).
Planning Your Move to Dahlonega / Lumpkin County
We look forward to welcoming you and your family to our school community! Please visit our student enrollment page where you can learn more about the enrollment process and complete registration for your child completely online! LCSS begins each school year in early August and ends each school year in late may.
Preparing Your Move From Dahlonega / Lumpkin County
We understand that you and your family might be leaving Lumpkin County Schools for another assignment. To help mitigate the transition for military families moving out of our district, please contact your student’s school to discuss withdrawal procedures with an administrator or the school registrar. It is important to notify your child’s school as early as possible – or at least one week in advance – to begin the school withdrawal process. Official copies of student educational records will be SENT to the receiving school at no cost.
Staff at your student’s school may request the following information:
→ The name of your child’s new school and the city, state.
→ Information on whether your child’s new school has special programs available, or uses block or traditional scheduling (high school only).
Our school staff can assist you with:
→ Ensuring proper placement in any special programs needed by your child (special education, section 504, gifted/talented, etc.)
→ Providing information for you to explain Lumpkin County High School's 4×4 block scheduling system.
→ Securing school records for your child.
When you get to your new school and discover you need further information or have questions, do not hesitate to call us back. Call the school attended or the Lumpkin County Schools main phone line at (706) 864-3611.