🚨 Online Menus for November 2024 😋
The online menus are back up and ready to go! There are several choices to pick from depending on what school your student attends. Each image links to a separate menu and can be printed, saved or downloaded.
🍝 To find the menus:
🔗 https://www.lcsdwv.com
👉 Menu
👉 Look under the Information section
👉 Click the + icon beside Parent Resources
👉 Click LCS Breakfast & Lunch Menus
📖 To get their gameday started on Friday, the LCHS football team from took a trip to read to some of their biggest fans. Players visited several classrooms at West Hamlin Elementary to read books and hangout with the RoughRiders.
🏈 The wide-eyes and big smiles never left the student's faces while the players were in the room. And the guys delivered on reading, they brought the books to life! It was a joy to watch. LC 💪
🩸 💉 Practice makes perfect!
Panther Way Healthcare hosted “Stick Night” Wednesday evening so students could practice drawing blood. 66 people showed up for the event!
✅ The students did a wonderful job and gained valuable experience. 👏 Thank you so much to everyone who came out to support our students!
⚽️ It's not often you get the chance to make history, but the LCHS Women's Soccer Team has a chance to etch their names in school history tomorrow night!
The Lady Panthers travel to Huntington Thursday evening to take on St. Joe's with a WVSSAC Sectional Championship on the line! 👏 Good luck, ladies!
⚽️ The LCHS Men's Soccer Team is also still dancing! They wrapped up a 5-1 over Chapmanville Tuesday night to move onto to the semi-finals.
✨ Cosmetology at GVMS 💄
Check out these looks created by cosmetology cte students at GVMS!
🎬 These looks are Hollywood ready!
✍️ What is the worst food you have ever eaten? That was the question for students in Ms. Walden's English class at GVMS. Students used that prompt to work on descriptive writing.
📸 After writing about why they thought that particular less than pleasing, they took a selfie pretending to eat the food! As the popular saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words.
The livestream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our website at 7:00 PM today, October 15th, 2024. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
👨🍳 The middle school gifted program traveled to the Huntington Kitchen last week to try their hand in the kitchen.
Before they fired up the stove, students learned about food safety and preparation. After that, it was time to make their own lunch.
🍝 Students made Chicken Piccata Pasta Toss. The final result looked delicious! 😋
🌟 West Hamlin Elementary students are on a mission to "Be a Buddy, Not a Bully" 🌟
On Tuesday, students took an important step in their journey becoming "Agents of Kindness." 💚🤝
A huge thank you to community mentor Travis Edwards for inspiring our students with his powerful message about the importance of kindness. His words reminded us all that small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone’s day! 🙌
The livestream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our website at 7:00 PM today, October 1st, 2024. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
💙 We had an great time at Health & Wellness Event for Grandfamilies in Lincoln County!
Tori Taylor from Edventure talked about family engagement opportunities. Director of the LC Health Department, Kobie Coburn, highlighted the valuable services available to support Grandfamilies, provided by Lincoln County Health Department.
A huge thank you to all the families who came out, participated, and made the day special! Together, we’re building a stronger community for all generations. 💪
Stay tuned for more events and opportunities coming your way soon!
The livestream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our website at 1:00 PM today, September 27th, 2024. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
🖌️ 7th grade art students at Duval are showing off their work! By the end of the school year, this wall will be full of beautiful Yellow Jacket originals! 🟠⚫️
📖 History on display 📝
The French and Indian War is one part of a larger global conflict called the Seven Years' War, which lasted from 1756-1763.
📜 Though war was not formally declared until 1756, armed conflict began in 1754 as disputes over land claims in the Ohio Valley lead to a series of frontier battles between the French and British. Both sides received support from various Native American tribes.
Sophomore history students at LCHS have been researching this war to learn more about the causes, battles, and the effects the war had in North America.
This week they made PowerPoints and Posters about their research and presented them.
The weather has not seemed to figure it out, but the 7th grade art students at Harts sure have 👉🎃👇
It is officially fall this weekend! To celebrate, enjoy these beautifully painted watercolor pumpkins! Great job, Lions! 🦁
Today, let’s take a moment to appreciate the incredible dedication of our school service personnel – the backbone of our schools. From the bus drivers who safely transport our kids, to the custodians who keep our classrooms clean, the cafeteria staff nourishing young minds, and the office staff ensuring everything runs smoothly – and the many other service professionals who work tirelessly behind the scenes – your hard work makes our schools a better place every single day.
Your commitment creates a welcoming environment where students can thrive, and for that, we are truly grateful. ❤️
Thank you for all you do!
The livestream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our website at 6:45 PM today, September 17th, 2024. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
Today's regularly scheduled board meeting has been rescheduled for 6:45 PM tonight, Tuesday September 17th.
Harts PK-8 will be dismissing at 10 AM today, Friday September 13th, due to a power outage.
Elementary students in the gifted program got their hands dirty during a recent lesson. Students sourced clay from different locations in the county. Then they mixed the dirt with water to separate the clay, and finally they removed the water from the clay using a thin piece of fabric. Talk about a hands-on lesson!
