Check this book out! GVMS education CTE students, Maleea Mccomas and Daniel Clay worked hard to create an original children’s book titled, “Frog Learning”!
The book explains the phases of metamorphosis a frog experiences throughout its life cycle!
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Well done, Wildcats!
March (Attendance) Madness is underway at Hamlin PK8! All of the grade levels (plus elementary and middle school teachers) are going head to head to see what grade has the highest attendance. Round One is already in the books:
Round One Winners - Kindergarten, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, and Middle School Teachers
Round Two Matchups:
4th Grade vs. 6th Grade
Middle School Teachers vs. 7th Grade
Kindergarten vs. 3rd Grade
What grade is going to take the top spot!? Good luck, Bobcats!
LCHS Educators Rising Students spent countless hours working on their projects for this year's state conference and their hard work has paid off! When the conference came to a close, several Panthers earned a top three finish in their category.
The LCHS Educators Rising Program also earned another honor at this year's conference! Rory Watts was elected by her peers to serve as the West Virginia Educators Rising State President for the 2024-2025 school year! What a tremendous honor, congratulations!
Here are the final results from the conference:
Faith Linville - 1st Place, Lesson Planning and Delivery - STEM
Holley Justice - 2nd Place, Lesson Planning and Delivery - Art
Kami Scites and Kirra Adkins - 2nd Place, Teacher Created Materials
Erica Sallee - 3rd Place, Children's Literature PK Division
Kaiden Thompson, Rory Watts, and Shayna Redman - 2nd Place, Teacher Recruitment PSA
Rory Watts - West Virginia Educators Rising State President, 2024-2025
What a conference, congratulations Panthers. Good luck at the National Conference!
Our mathletes spent the day at Marshall University competing in the Region II Math Field Day competition! All of the students competed well, we are proud of you! The following students placed in the top four of their grade and are moving on to the state Math Field Day contest in April:
5th Grade – Connor Woodrum, Alternate
6th Grade – Coltyn Cantrell – Sixth Grade, 3rd Place
7th Grade – Kyler Blair – Seventh Grade, 3rd Place
8th Grade – Ethan Cooper – Eighth Grade, 3rd Place
Congratulations, we will be cheering you on in April!
Lincoln County Mathletes are in Huntington this morning for the Region II Math Field Day Competition! The students are in their rooms testing now. We will share the results here this afternoon.
Lincoln County surplus item liquidation can be found at GovDeals.com
Please submit any questions or inquiries through GovDeals.
Click the link below to see items that we currently have available for auction:
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The Ranger Book Club took advantage of yesterday's warm weather and met outside. Fresh air and a good book is a great way to spend an afternoon. Way to go, Rangers!
The livestream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our website at 6:00 PM today, March 5th, 2024. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
Read Across America Day takes place every year on March 2nd. The day helps promote the importance of literacy. This year, Read Across America Day took place on a Saturday, so LCHS Student Council Members stopped by Hamlin PK8 last Friday to celebrate the event with Kindergarten, 1st Grade, and 2nd Grade students. LCHS students read books to students and encouraged them to keep working hard in school. Thank you, LCHS Student Council, for investing in our future Panthers!
Harts PK-8 students in Mrs. Brittney Smith’s class chose an influential African American to do further research about for Black History month. They focused on why they were considered a leader, their achievements, and any important life events that helped that leader become who they are. Students then made posters to showcase their research.
11 LCHS Marching Panthers were invited to be a part of the 2024 Marshall University Honor Band! The storied tradition of the Marching Panthers continues to grow each year. Congratulations!
A small glimpse into what Mrs. Fulks ELA8 class has been up to this month:
👉 Working on reading and writing skills in small groups
👉 iReady lessons
👉 Created two hallway displays highlighting their research on WWII and The Holocaust
Great job, Wildcats! Keep up the great work!
Our weather team is out right now monitoring areas that are prone to flooding. We are also receiving updates from the National Weather Service in Charleston. Should a school (or all schools) need to release early, an announcement will be made here and our website as soon as possible.
Hamlin PreK - 8 will be releasing at 10:00 AM due to a power outage.
We are thrilled to announce the 2024 county winners for the West Virginia Young Writers Contest!
1st/2nd Grade -
🏆 Addyson Love, Hamlin PK8
3rd/4th Grade -
🏆 Kerrigan Blair, Harts PK8
5th/6th Grade -
🏆 Parker Workman, Harts PK8
7th/8th Grade -
🏆 Colton Vickers, Guyan Valley Middle School
9th/10th Grade -
🏆 Bailei Miller, LCHS
11th/12th Grade -
🏆 Caleb Cooper, LCHS
Congratulations to you all on this exciting accomplishment! These students will now submit their writing for the statewide contest. Students will be notified in March if their work earns a top spot in the statewide contest.
Winners will be announced to the public in May on Young Writers Day at the University of Charleston!
The livestream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our website at 6:00 PM today, February 27th, 2024. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
Is it really an agriculture lesson if you don't get dirty? The Mobile Ag Lab, sponsored by the West Virginia Farm Bureau, rolled through West Hamlin this week.
"The Mobile Ag Ed Science Lab provides students with the unique opportunity to participate in hands-on lessons that reinforce their knowledge of science, technology, English and math, while they are simultaneously introduced to agriculture education."
Students had a great time touring the lab and taking part in the interactive lessons. Watching students learn something new, or try something for the first time never gets old!
Thank you to the WV Farm Bureau and the Mobile Ag Lab Team for making a visit!
There is just something exciting watching objects glow in the dark. Making your own glow in the dark objects in science class is even better, and 8th graders at Hamlin did just that. Students made glow in the dark polymer worms! This is a great way for students to see how different materials/objects can change and create something new when they are combined. The end result was awesome!
Congratulations to Harts PK8 and West Hamlin Elementary for claiming the title of LCS iReady Champions! Keep up the good work!
Career and Technical Education (CTE) Programs allows students to learn valuable skills, trades, and certifications for well paying and highly sought-after careers. And with 54% of jobs in West Virginia requiring skills training, opportunities in CTE related fields is only going to increase.
February is National CTE Month, and we want to hear from you! Are you currently in a CTE program at LCHS? Did you take a CTE course in high school that lead to your job today? Let us know below what CTE means to you!
