Attention Seniors and Parents of Seniors!
Need a senior Yearbook ad? We submit the last few pages of your awesome yearbook for printing on March 11th, but we have 4.75 pages in the senior ad section left. BUY TODAY. Don't wait or you'll miss it!
Buy your Senior Banner TODAY!!
Senior Banners will be hung on the football field fence during the month of May and then are yours to keep after you graduate. The deadline for the price increase has been extended until March 4. Get yours before the price goes up!!
LCHS would like to thank Sheriff Jarrard and Principal Kirk for providing our student body with a second seminar on the dangers of vaping.
We could not be more excited about tonight! Come out and support our Lady Indians!
Congratulations to both of the Mock Trial Teams who swept the Region!! So far, we’ve won 8 Outstanding Attorney and Outstanding Witness Awards. Best of luck as you ALL move forward to compete in the District Trials on March 5th & 6th! #GoInidians
Rising Freshmen visited LCHS today to become familiar with the school layout, meet some peer mentors, and discover for themselves which elective courses they are best suited for! Welcome to LCHS, Class of 2026! #GoIndians
Members of Lumpkin County’s Band of Gold represented LCHS in fine arts at the annual 9th district honor band! Students received their music Thursday night, practiced for a total of approximately 13 hours, then gave a spectacular concert Saturday afternoon. Give these kids a round of applause! #GoIndians #BandofGold
CONGRATULATIONS to our Lady Indians for being named Region Champions AGAIN! It is a GREAT day to be an Indian!
Attention Rising Freshmen Class Parents: The Rising FreshmenClass Meeting will be February 17 at 6 PM in the Auditorium.
We would like to congratulate our STATE SEMIFINALISTS for the Governor's Honors Program and wish them luck as they prepare for their interviews at Berry College later this month.
Sophia Stone 11th grade - Area: Communicative Arts
Jack Merritt 10th grade - Area: Mathematics
Samantha Bailey 10th grade - Area: Mathematics
Luke Schofield 11th grade - Area: Science, Environmental
#GoIndians
Teaching as a Profession classes invited LCES students to share in an interactive lesson at yesterday’s Elective Fair. What a great way to share with students about the internship opportunities available for our TAP pathway completer! #GreatDayToBeAnIndian
LCHS hosted a school-wide event today where underclassmen had the opportunity to view and choose their 2022-2023 Elective Courses at our Elective Fair. All students were invited to take part in the Technical College Fair and Local Job Fair. It is our hope that students were able to make more informed decisions today about their next steps in high school and beyond. Parents of Rising 9th Graders, will be happy to know that the Elective Fair will be offered again next week on February 17 during the 8th Grade class visits. We can't wait to meet our new LCHS students on that day! A final shout out goes to Principal Kirk for providing Chick Fil-A for all staff and teachers today! It was a GREAT day to be an Indian! #GoIndians!
Mrs. Westafer's students worked on the properties of Osmosis last week using Gummy Bears and the Scientific Method.
Mrs. Westafer's Environmental Science classes investigated the carbon cycle by monitoring how common yeast uses a food source to cellularly respire. Students were able to see and smell the process of cellular respiration in action!
Teaching As A Profession students love the Library! Special thank you to Mrs. Betsy Brown for encouraging our future teachers.
LCHS would like to invite you to listen to the third episode of the Principal's Podcast created by our Journalism Podcast Tribe of students. A big thank you to our advisor and producer, Mr. Jon Blackstock.
This is a link to our Podbean page:
https://lchsprincipalspodcast.podbean.com/
This is the direct episode link:
https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-rwskj-119505f
This is an MP3 download link:
https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/download/vet44f/Principal_Podcast_3_-_Don_Brock_1_a8l0b.mp3
LCHS would like to thank Senator Steve Gooch for volunteering his time today to speak to our American Government classes! What an incredible opportunity for our kids to Interact with one of our congressmen in a personal small group setting. #Go Indians.
Dr. Alldred’s Anatomy classes have created life size human bodies this week! Many thanks to the Retired Teachers Association for providing the base structure for students who o build their human specimen! Very cool hands on learning Dr A! Very cool!
