GVMS Students Natalie Stevens and Jayla Gue took home top honors in the school's Still Life Canvas Painting Contest. Congratulations to you both!! The paintings look amazing! 🖼️👩🏻🎨🎨🖌️
The LCS Summer School/Enrichment Program is back! This program is designed to be engaging for students with plenty of hands on learning! Credit recovery is also available at LCHS for students in grades 6-12. To find your summer school destination, check out the list below!
It's graduation week! LCHS' graduation is this Friday, May 26th at the Charleston Coliseum and Convention Center at 7:00 p.m. All schools in Lincoln County are dismissing 1-Hour early this Friday to allow everyone enough time to make it to Charleston. Congrats Class of 2023!
The band is back together! Under the direction of Josh DeHaven, the Harts PK-8 Middle School Band recently held their first concert at the school. It has been great watching the students grow as musicians this year. Great job, Lions!
Girl-Power, a drone team from Hamlin PK-8, took a trip to the Clay Center recently to showcase their drone skills! It was a great day of flying and learning! Great job, Girl-Power!
The live stream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our web site at 7:00 PM today, May 16, 2023. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
For the 22-23 school year, LCHS added an EMT class to the school's growing number of CTE courses. The students in the class recently had their "graduation" for completing all of the required course work to become an EMT. These students can now take the Practical Exam to become a Nationally Certified EMT. Congratulations to the students for taking on and successfully completing this challenging course. And thank you to Lincoln County EMS for allowing Olivia Watson, a former Panther, to come to the school and teach this class!
Update: The Spring Games Parade Route has been fixed to mark the correct route. The parade will turn left onto Route 3 and follow the road to the Lion's Club Field. We apologize for any confusion. We are excited to see all of the athletes tomorrow!
Are you ready to GLOW? This Thursday, May 11th, is the 2023 LCS Spring Games. The day kicks off at 9:00 a.m. with a parade through Hamlin. All games athletes are invited to participate in the parade! The parade will start at Hamlin PK-8 and finish at the Lion's Club Field. Following the parade, athletes will compete in events at the Lion's Club Field. Parents/Guardians are invited to attend! Lunch will be provided, and the concession stand will be open during the games. We can't wait to see everyone on Thursday, LETS GLOW!
**In the event of bad weather on Thursday, the LCS Spring Games will be pushed to Thursday, May18th.
Happy Staff Appreciation Week! LCS is blessed to have kind and incredibly hard working employees. They constantly go the extra mile so our students have every opportunity to succeed! Thank you all LCS staff for all you do on a daily basis. This week we are celebrating YOU!
Yesterday our students at Lincoln County High School signed their letters of intent to attend different colleges, work apprenticeships, and military services. Years of hard work were on display as they decided the next step in their future. Congrats to all of our Seniors!
It was a big night at The County Table, The Lincoln County Schools Teacher and Service Person of the Year award were announced.
Lincoln County Schools Teacher of the Year - Leanna Maynard, Harts PK-8
Lincoln County Schools Teacher of the Year - Rhonda Cremeans, Harts PK-8
Congratulations to Leanna and Rhonda for these well earned and deserved honors!
Before the awards were given out, there was a reception to honor all of the finalists for this award. The students and staff at The County Table did a wonderful job hosting. It was a great night honoring our teachers and service personnel!
The live stream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our web site at 7:00 PM today, May 2, 2023. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
It is that time of year again! Our 3rd-8th grade students started testing yesterday and will continue over the next few days. Our educators and students build up to this all year. Good luck, students! We know you are ready for this!
Harts PK-8 students followed the yellow brick road last week while putting on a fantastic performance of The Wizard of Oz. All of the cast and crew have been working hard before, during, and after school to make this show happen. Congratulations on a wonderful show!
The LCHS Softball Team's Lil Sis Program was created to give back to the next generation of Panthers. 59 girls signed up this year to be apart of the program! Recently the team held a Lil Sis Recognition Night. The girls in the program received a shirt and a letter from their "Big Sis." The girls also had the opportunity to hang out with the team on the field before a game. The younger girls had a great time playing catch, running the bases, and getting high fives from some of the best high school softball players in the state!
The team is gearing up for a huge sectionals tournament next week. The top three teams in AAA, #1 Lincoln County, #2 Cabell Midland, and #3 Spring Valley, are all in the same section. The WVSSAC Sectional 1 Tournament kicks off next week at LCHS! Good luck, Panthers!
This afternoon, around 12:30, an individual entered Harts PK-8. The building was immediately put on lockdown and law enforcement were called. The individual was contained in the school’s administrative office, and did not enter any other part of the building. After arriving on site at the school, law enforcement removed the individual from the building. All students and staff are safe. The lockdown has been lifted, and class has returned to normal. We would like to the thank the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department and the Harts PK-8 staff for their quick response.
Equipment delivered ✅
Building material delivered ✅
It's time to get work!
The live stream for today's regularly scheduled board meeting can be accessed via our web site at 7:00 PM today, April 25, 2023. https://www.lcsdwv.com/page/live-streamed-board-meetings
Robotics is one of the fastest growing activities in schools across the country. This year, Lincoln County Schools had SIX teams ranked inside the top 30 nationally! At one point, The Delta Air Squad of GVMS, spent time as the #1 ranked coding team in the country!
Earlier this month, four robotics teams, representing several LCS schools, traveled to Houston, Texas to compete in the 2nd Annual National Aerial Drone Championship. 57 teams from nine states were at the competition vying for the top spot.
The Drone Boyz hail from Hamlin PK-8. The tree man team is Jack Shull, Reed Roberts and Grayson McComas. The Boyz got off to a rocky start on day 1, but the team battled back to take 3rd place overall at the competition!
The Drone Boyz also won the Excellence Award for the second year in a row! The Excellence Award is considered the highest award you can win at the National Aerial Drone Competition. The Excellence Award is based on a number of criteria including, on-field performance, a team interview, and documentation and planning! Congratulations Drone Boyz!
LCS teams were not done collecting awards just yet at the National Aerial Drone Competition. The Foxtrot Wild Flyers, consisting of Kam Porter, Jaxon Shortridge, Abigail Lawson, Aidan Lawson, and Jarred Ramey, come from Guyan Valley Middle School. The Wild Flyers brought home 2nd place in the Autonomous Flight Skills at the competition!
The Autonomous Flight event gives teams 60 seconds to score points on a specially designed course. During the Autonomous Flight Skills event, no one is allowed to fly the drone. All of the drone commands are pre-coded by the team. This is a challenging event, and the team did great. Congratulations Foxtrot Wild Flyers!
The Delta Air Squad and Team 25506B, both from Guyan Valley Middle School, also competed at the event in Texas. They performed extremely well during the the competition, and walked away with with invaluable experience for next season and some life long memories. Congratulations to all LCS Middle School Drone/Robotics Teams for a great season! You represented Lincoln County well all season!
Our robotics/drone teams are not done just yet though. Two LCS Middle School Robotics Teams are just a few weeks out from their national competition in Fairmont on May 19th-20. The last National Aerial Drone Championship of the season features 62 teams from eight states. The West Virginia Mountain-Airs and Technical Difficulties, both from Duval PK-8, are in the field and looking to make their mark. Good luck to both teams! We know you will do great, and have some fun along the way!
This past Thursday, our 5th grade students at West Hamlin Elementary participated in Earth Day, showing off their environmentally friendly projects to their younger classmates.
