Thank you to the West Hamlin Volunteer Fire Department for stopping by West Hamlin Elementary this week and talking to students about the importance of fire safety. The students enjoyed talking with the firefighters and had a great time exploring the truck!
Kindergarten and first graders at Harts came prepared for their visit with Officer Lucas from the Hamlin Police Department. The students enjoyed learning about working in law enforcement. The lights and sirens were also a big hit! Thank you for stopping by Officer Lucas!
This week is National School Lunch Week, and we want to celebrate all of the wonderful cooks in LCS. They prepare meals with love everyday so our students are ready to learn, and they always seem know just what you need on a tough day. We could not do it without them, thank you for all you do! Do you have a favorite cook or cooks? We'd love to read about them in the comments!
A regular tube of toothpaste would not cut it for an elephant, so 8th graders at Harts made some elephant sized toothpaste in science class. By combining several ingredients, students created a colorful reaction called elephant toothpaste! It looks like it would get the job done!
Whether they are drawing up a new play or helping one of their athletes through a challenging time off the field, a coaches work is never done. Lincoln County is fortunate to have many incredible coaches who put their heart and soul into their team. So on National Coaches Day, we say thank you to all the coaches who go to bed late and wake up early.
Mailman Josh was a big hit at Ranger's Kindergarten Career Day. He brought each student a piece of mail and answered several terrific questions about working as a USPS Mail Carrier. At the end of his presentation, students delivered pictures they colored to Josh. Thank you for stopping by, Josh!
Check out this ELA vocabulary lesson at GVMS. The game is called Splat Vocabulary, and it turns an ordinary lesson into an interactive lesson that encourages student participation. A win win!
From July 1914 to November 1918, countries across the globe were involved in World War I. During the war, propaganda was an important tool for many countries to garner public support. Contemporary studies students at LCHS have been studying the ways propaganda was used and how it impacted the public's mindset. At the end of the lesson, students used what they had learned and made their own WWI propaganda posters.
The livestream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our website at 7:00 PM today, October 3rd, 2023. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
The 6th grade Architecture and Construction CTE Class at Hamlin PK8 are starting to bring their designs to life. Earlier this year, students began designing a house, and last week students used those plans to create a 3D floor plan. They look great!
Often the first in and last out, custodians and maintenance employees ensure our students have a safe and comfortable environment to learn. Thank you for all that you do today and every day!
The livestream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our website at 7:00 PM today, September 28th, 2023. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
Sophomores at LCHS have been researching the French and Indian War, which took place in North America from 1754-1763. Students tackled several key parts of the war, including what led to the start the war, important battles fought during the war, and the effects the war had in North America and around the world. To wrap up their lesson, students created posters and PowerPoints to present to the class.
Are ready to hit the road with our talented and bright students? A Bus Operator Training Class is starting on Monday, October 2nd at the LCS Bus Garage in Hamlin. The class is two weeks and will run from 5:00 - 9:30 p.m. We hope to see you there! Questions: 304-824-7474
The Bobcats are ready to GEAR UP this year! 8th grade students at Hamlin PK8 kicked off GEAR UP last week with a welcome event. Bailey Smith also gave a great talk about GEAR UP U, and it was excellent! We are looking forward to seeing what this year holds!
We all have a favorite cook or custodian, or maybe a memorable secretary or bus driver. Our School Service Personnel work tremendously, often times behind the scenes, to make the school day run efficiently and smoothly. And they are always ready to listen to a student who needs to talk or hand out high fives after you aced a test. Thank you Governor Jim Justice for declaring today West Virginia School Service Personnel Day! Their passion to education is unwavering and their work deserves to be recognized!
Check out this project from the elementary students at Hamlin PK-8. Each student from K-5 painted a rock for the school's rock garden, and every grade has their own section of the garden. This is a yearly project, so by the time students reach 5th grade, they will have a rock in each section of the garden! How cool is that?
GEAR UP's mission is to ensure all students have a pathway to a college diploma or a skillset certificate. LCHS is having an informational meeting for GEAR UP tonight from 5-7 in the media center. All 9th & 12th graders, and their families, are welcome to attend. Food and refreshments will be served.
Event Planning is one of the many CTE courses offered as part of GVMS' simulated workplace program. Students in the class are already hard at work preparing for a big event. A Wedding! Everyone is having a great time working through the planning process, and students are learning important life skills like attention to detail and organizing. Who is ready for the big day?
☑️ Choose Bridal Party
☑️ Choose Groomsmen
☑️ Select Officiant
☑️ Create Floor Plan
☑️ Write Vows
☑️ Rehearsal
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Harts students recently finished up their graffiti project. The students had a great time outside creating their artwork, and the finished products look awesome!
