From the classroom to the field, there’s always something happening across LCS!
Today, we stopped by Love Memorial Elementary to catch students on the move in PE before heading to Lincoln County School of Technology to see students learning and working in their classes.
And we’re throwing it back to Friday night, when West Lincoln and North Lincoln met on the football field. At halftime, the two bands came together to play — a great reminder that even when our schools are competitors, we’re still one LCS community.
Learning, moving, creating, competing and coming together — all part of a week in Lincoln County Schools!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Today, we stopped by Love Memorial Elementary to catch students on the move in PE before heading to Lincoln County School of Technology to see students learning and working in their classes.
And we’re throwing it back to Friday night, when West Lincoln and North Lincoln met on the football field. At halftime, the two bands came together to play — a great reminder that even when our schools are competitors, we’re still one LCS community.
Learning, moving, creating, competing and coming together — all part of a week in Lincoln County Schools!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Last week’s visits took us behind the scenes to see some of the hardworking staff who keep our schools running each day!
In our Technology Services Department, staff were busy receiving and processing Chromebook shipments while also answering help-desk calls and providing support across the district.
We also stopped by the cafeterias at West Lincoln Middle School and Norris S. Childers Elementary, where our Child Nutrition teams were hard at work serving students. And at Childers, we had to check out the new cafeteria mural, adding a little extra school spirit to the space!
So much happens beyond the classroom each day to support our students, and we’re grateful to the people who make it happen.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
In our Technology Services Department, staff were busy receiving and processing Chromebook shipments while also answering help-desk calls and providing support across the district.
We also stopped by the cafeterias at West Lincoln Middle School and Norris S. Childers Elementary, where our Child Nutrition teams were hard at work serving students. And at Childers, we had to check out the new cafeteria mural, adding a little extra school spirit to the space!
So much happens beyond the classroom each day to support our students, and we’re grateful to the people who make it happen.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Looking for your next opportunity? Lincoln County Schools has several newly posted positions across the district!
From teaching and student support to athletics, custodial services, child nutrition, and more, there are many ways to join the LCS team and make a difference for students.
Check out the graphics for our latest openings, then visit lcsnc.schoolspring.com to learn more and apply.
Come LEARN. LEAD. THRIVE. with us!
#WeAreLINCOLN #JoinLCS
From teaching and student support to athletics, custodial services, child nutrition, and more, there are many ways to join the LCS team and make a difference for students.
Check out the graphics for our latest openings, then visit lcsnc.schoolspring.com to learn more and apply.
Come LEARN. LEAD. THRIVE. with us!
#WeAreLINCOLN #JoinLCS
Today’s school visits took us to West Lincoln High School, Union Elementary, and North Brook Elementary!
From students spending time in the library to busy hallways and lunchtime in the cafeteria, we enjoyed getting a glimpse of the everyday moments that make up a school day across LCS.
A few stops, three schools, and lots of learning, connecting, and settling into the rhythm of a new school year!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
From students spending time in the library to busy hallways and lunchtime in the cafeteria, we enjoyed getting a glimpse of the everyday moments that make up a school day across LCS.
A few stops, three schools, and lots of learning, connecting, and settling into the rhythm of a new school year!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
This week: G.E. Massey Elementary, S. Ray Lowder Elementary, and Lincolnton Middle School!
Popping into classrooms, libraries, and hallways to get a peek at what our students are up to as they settle into the new school year. Along the way, we caught students checking out books in the library, learning and practicing hallway procedures, participating in fire drills, and, of course, getting down to learning in the classroom.
From building routines to building knowledge, our students and staff are off to a great start!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Popping into classrooms, libraries, and hallways to get a peek at what our students are up to as they settle into the new school year. Along the way, we caught students checking out books in the library, learning and practicing hallway procedures, participating in fire drills, and, of course, getting down to learning in the classroom.
From building routines to building knowledge, our students and staff are off to a great start!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
West Lincoln High School Barn Grand Opening Rescheduled for October 24
Due to projected extreme heat and potential storms, the grand opening and ribbon-cutting for the new West Lincoln High School Barn have been rescheduled from Saturday, August 22, to Saturday, October 24, 2026.
The decision to move the event was made with the safety and comfort of students, staff, families, and community members in mind.
The community is invited to join West Lincoln High School in celebrating this exciting new chapter for the school. The free event will take place at the WLHS Barn, located at the end of the drive to the West Lincoln High School track.
NEW DATE: Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time: 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Ribbon Cutting: 5:30 p.m.
The grand opening is designed as a community celebration, with activities planned for all ages. Attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair.
The event will include:
A ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5:30 p.m.
Tours of the new barn
Live music
Food trucks
Hay rides
Games and more
Free commemorative T-shirts for the first 200 attendees
The new WLHS Barn represents an opportunity to build tradition, community, and the future at West Lincoln High School.
Lincoln County Schools and West Lincoln High School look forward to welcoming students, families, alumni, and community members on October 24 to celebrate the opening of this new facility.
Due to projected extreme heat and potential storms, the grand opening and ribbon-cutting for the new West Lincoln High School Barn have been rescheduled from Saturday, August 22, to Saturday, October 24, 2026.
The decision to move the event was made with the safety and comfort of students, staff, families, and community members in mind.
The community is invited to join West Lincoln High School in celebrating this exciting new chapter for the school. The free event will take place at the WLHS Barn, located at the end of the drive to the West Lincoln High School track.
NEW DATE: Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time: 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Ribbon Cutting: 5:30 p.m.
The grand opening is designed as a community celebration, with activities planned for all ages. Attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair.
The event will include:
A ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5:30 p.m.
Tours of the new barn
Live music
Food trucks
Hay rides
Games and more
Free commemorative T-shirts for the first 200 attendees
The new WLHS Barn represents an opportunity to build tradition, community, and the future at West Lincoln High School.
Lincoln County Schools and West Lincoln High School look forward to welcoming students, families, alumni, and community members on October 24 to celebrate the opening of this new facility.
Very chic. Very convenient.
Parents, guardians and students — have you downloaded the LCSNC app yet?
Keep Lincoln County Schools right at your fingertips with district and school news, important updates, calendars, notifications and more — all in one place.
Download the LCSNC app today and make sure you select the schools you want to follow so you don’t miss what’s happening throughout the year!
Stay informed. Stay connected. Stay LCS.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSNC
Parents, guardians and students — have you downloaded the LCSNC app yet?
Keep Lincoln County Schools right at your fingertips with district and school news, important updates, calendars, notifications and more — all in one place.
Download the LCSNC app today and make sure you select the schools you want to follow so you don’t miss what’s happening throughout the year!
Stay informed. Stay connected. Stay LCS.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSNC
Pumpkin Center Primary is starting the week off right!
Students and staff are settling into their routines, building relationships, and getting right to work as we begin a brand-new week of learning. There’s nothing quite like seeing our youngest learners excited to be at school and ready for the day ahead!
Here’s to a great week at Pumpkin Center Primary!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Students and staff are settling into their routines, building relationships, and getting right to work as we begin a brand-new week of learning. There’s nothing quite like seeing our youngest learners excited to be at school and ready for the day ahead!
Here’s to a great week at Pumpkin Center Primary!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Looking for a new opportunity? Lincoln County Schools has several newly posted positions available across the district!
Current openings include teacher assistants, substitute bus drivers, an evening custodian, child nutrition assistant, and a fuel truck driver.
Come be part of a team that supports students, serves our community, and makes a difference every day.
View current openings and apply today at lcsnc.schoolspring.com.
#WeAreLINCOLN #JoinOurTeam
Current openings include teacher assistants, substitute bus drivers, an evening custodian, child nutrition assistant, and a fuel truck driver.
Come be part of a team that supports students, serves our community, and makes a difference every day.
View current openings and apply today at lcsnc.schoolspring.com.
#WeAreLINCOLN #JoinOurTeam
Second period is already building connections at LCST!
Students in Nursing Fundamentals spent some time getting to know their classmates as they begin a year of learning, teamwork, and hands-on experiences that will prepare them for the world of healthcare.
Building relationships is an important first step—because great healthcare starts with communication, collaboration, and trust.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Students in Nursing Fundamentals spent some time getting to know their classmates as they begin a year of learning, teamwork, and hands-on experiences that will prepare them for the world of healthcare.
Building relationships is an important first step—because great healthcare starts with communication, collaboration, and trust.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
WLHS Varsity Cheer is putting in the work!
A visit to practice yesterday offered a behind-the-scenes look at the preparation that goes into every Friday night—from learning routines and perfecting stunts to building strength, teamwork, and school spirit.
These Rebels are working hard to make sure they’re ready to bring the energy when those Friday night lights come on!
#WeAreLINCOLN #WestLincolnRebels
A visit to practice yesterday offered a behind-the-scenes look at the preparation that goes into every Friday night—from learning routines and perfecting stunts to building strength, teamwork, and school spirit.
These Rebels are working hard to make sure they’re ready to bring the energy when those Friday night lights come on!
#WeAreLINCOLN #WestLincolnRebels
When the teacher understands the assignment for Back-to-School Morphology PD!
LeeAnn Arrowood from Lincolnton Middle School came ready for district professional development—complete with her very own morphology shirt!
She even got to show it off with Alan Becker, Vice President with Teacher Created Materials (TCM), as our teachers in grades 4–8 dove into new morphology resources designed to strengthen vocabulary, word recognition, and reading skills.
Now THAT’S dressing for the occasion!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
LeeAnn Arrowood from Lincolnton Middle School came ready for district professional development—complete with her very own morphology shirt!
She even got to show it off with Alan Becker, Vice President with Teacher Created Materials (TCM), as our teachers in grades 4–8 dove into new morphology resources designed to strengthen vocabulary, word recognition, and reading skills.
Now THAT’S dressing for the occasion!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
The halls are full, the classrooms are busy, and a brand-new school year is officially underway!
Today marks the first day of the 2026–2027 school year for Lincoln County Schools, and we’re excited to welcome our students and staff back for another year of learning, growing, and making memories.
We stopped by East Lincoln Middle School this morning to capture some of the first-day excitement. Here’s to a great Day 1—and an even better year ahead!
Welcome back, LCS!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Today marks the first day of the 2026–2027 school year for Lincoln County Schools, and we’re excited to welcome our students and staff back for another year of learning, growing, and making memories.
We stopped by East Lincoln Middle School this morning to capture some of the first-day excitement. Here’s to a great Day 1—and an even better year ahead!
Welcome back, LCS!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Tomorrow, our hallways will once again be filled with smiling faces, new friendships, exciting opportunities, and the energy that only a new school year can bring.
From all of us at Lincoln County Schools Central Services and our administrative team, we wish every student, staff member, and family an incredible first day and a successful 2026–2027 school year.
Whether you're walking into kindergarten, beginning your senior year, starting a new position, or returning to a familiar classroom, know that we're cheering you on every step of the way. We can't wait to see all that you'll learn, the ways you'll lead, and how you'll thrive this year.
Welcome back, Lincoln County Schools. Let's make it a great year!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
From all of us at Lincoln County Schools Central Services and our administrative team, we wish every student, staff member, and family an incredible first day and a successful 2026–2027 school year.
Whether you're walking into kindergarten, beginning your senior year, starting a new position, or returning to a familiar classroom, know that we're cheering you on every step of the way. We can't wait to see all that you'll learn, the ways you'll lead, and how you'll thrive this year.
Welcome back, Lincoln County Schools. Let's make it a great year!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Yesterday marked an exciting new chapter at St. James Elementary School!
Members of the Lincoln County Board of Education, Central Services leadership, county leadership, former St. James administrators, current staff, and project partners gathered for a ribbon-cutting and dedication celebrating the completion of several major improvements to the school.
During the ceremony, special recognition was given to the St. James staff for their flexibility and patience as they taught and worked through construction throughout last school year. The school’s custodial team was also thanked for the tremendous work they put into preparing the expanded and renovated building for the start of a new year.
Representatives from Beam Construction and Holland & Hamrick Architects joined the celebration and were thanked for their partnership in bringing the project to life.
Principal Jennifer Carroll officially cut the ribbon before guests walked the halls to see the improvements firsthand, including 10 new classrooms, an expanded cafeteria, new parking areas, additional office spaces, and other updates throughout the campus.
The construction is finished. The classrooms are ready. And most importantly, the St. James teachers and staff are ready to welcome students and begin another great year!
We are grateful to everyone who invested in the future of St. James Elementary and the students who will learn and grow within these walls for years to come.
#WeAreLINCOLN #StJamesElementary
Members of the Lincoln County Board of Education, Central Services leadership, county leadership, former St. James administrators, current staff, and project partners gathered for a ribbon-cutting and dedication celebrating the completion of several major improvements to the school.
During the ceremony, special recognition was given to the St. James staff for their flexibility and patience as they taught and worked through construction throughout last school year. The school’s custodial team was also thanked for the tremendous work they put into preparing the expanded and renovated building for the start of a new year.
Representatives from Beam Construction and Holland & Hamrick Architects joined the celebration and were thanked for their partnership in bringing the project to life.
Principal Jennifer Carroll officially cut the ribbon before guests walked the halls to see the improvements firsthand, including 10 new classrooms, an expanded cafeteria, new parking areas, additional office spaces, and other updates throughout the campus.
The construction is finished. The classrooms are ready. And most importantly, the St. James teachers and staff are ready to welcome students and begin another great year!
We are grateful to everyone who invested in the future of St. James Elementary and the students who will learn and grow within these walls for years to come.
#WeAreLINCOLN #StJamesElementary
School starts THIS WEEK! Are you connected?
Before the first bell rings, take a minute to download the LCSNC app and make sure you’re ready to stay connected with Lincoln County Schools all year long.
With the LCSNC app, parents and guardians can keep district and school information in one convenient place, including important announcements, school news, calendars, dining menus, notifications, and more.
Already have the app? Now is a great time to open it, check your settings, make sure you’re following the correct school(s), and turn on notifications.
Don’t have it yet? Search “LCSNC” in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and download it before Day 1!
One app. Your schools. The information you need.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Before the first bell rings, take a minute to download the LCSNC app and make sure you’re ready to stay connected with Lincoln County Schools all year long.
With the LCSNC app, parents and guardians can keep district and school information in one convenient place, including important announcements, school news, calendars, dining menus, notifications, and more.
Already have the app? Now is a great time to open it, check your settings, make sure you’re following the correct school(s), and turn on notifications.
Don’t have it yet? Search “LCSNC” in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and download it before Day 1!
One app. Your schools. The information you need.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Tomorrow's the day!
Open House is almost here, and we can't wait to welcome our students and families back into our schools!
Tomorrow is your chance to:
• Meet your teachers
• Visit your classrooms
• Drop off school supplies
• Find your bus information (if applicable)
• Connect with school staff
• Get excited for an amazing 2026–2027 school year
Open House – Tuesday, August 11
Central Schools
5:00–7:30 p.m. (All Schools)
West Zone
Elementary: 4:00–6:00 p.m.
Middle & High: 6:00–8:00 p.m.
East Zone
Elementary: 4:30–6:30 p.m.
Middle & High: 5:30–7:30 p.m.
North Zone
Elementary: 4:00–6:00 p.m.
Middle: 5:00–7:00 p.m.
High: 6:00–8:00 p.m.
We'll see you tomorrow as we kick off another incredible year in Lincoln County Schools!
#WeAreLINCOLN #BackToSchool
Open House is almost here, and we can't wait to welcome our students and families back into our schools!
Tomorrow is your chance to:
• Meet your teachers
• Visit your classrooms
• Drop off school supplies
• Find your bus information (if applicable)
• Connect with school staff
• Get excited for an amazing 2026–2027 school year
Open House – Tuesday, August 11
Central Schools
5:00–7:30 p.m. (All Schools)
West Zone
Elementary: 4:00–6:00 p.m.
Middle & High: 6:00–8:00 p.m.
East Zone
Elementary: 4:30–6:30 p.m.
Middle & High: 5:30–7:30 p.m.
North Zone
Elementary: 4:00–6:00 p.m.
Middle: 5:00–7:00 p.m.
High: 6:00–8:00 p.m.
We'll see you tomorrow as we kick off another incredible year in Lincoln County Schools!
#WeAreLINCOLN #BackToSchool
We’re hiring! Join the Lincoln County Schools team and make a difference in our schools and community.
Newly posted opportunities include:
• Mechanic II – LCS Transportation Department
• Assistant Athletic Director – North Lincoln High
• Assistant Athletic Director – North Lincoln Middle
• JV Volleyball Head Coach – West Lincoln High
• Pre-K Teacher Assistant/Sub Bus Driver – S. Ray Lowder Elementary
• Women’s Cross Country Head Coach – Lincolnton Middle
• Football Assistant Coach – Lincolnton Middle
• EC Teacher Assistant/Sub Bus Driver – East Lincoln High
• Receptionist – Lincolnton Middle
Whether your place is in the classroom, on the field, in the front office, or behind the scenes keeping our district moving, there may be a place for you at LCS.
View current openings and apply at lcsnc.schoolspring.com.
Come learn, lead, and thrive with us!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Newly posted opportunities include:
• Mechanic II – LCS Transportation Department
• Assistant Athletic Director – North Lincoln High
• Assistant Athletic Director – North Lincoln Middle
• JV Volleyball Head Coach – West Lincoln High
• Pre-K Teacher Assistant/Sub Bus Driver – S. Ray Lowder Elementary
• Women’s Cross Country Head Coach – Lincolnton Middle
• Football Assistant Coach – Lincolnton Middle
• EC Teacher Assistant/Sub Bus Driver – East Lincoln High
• Receptionist – Lincolnton Middle
Whether your place is in the classroom, on the field, in the front office, or behind the scenes keeping our district moving, there may be a place for you at LCS.
View current openings and apply at lcsnc.schoolspring.com.
Come learn, lead, and thrive with us!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Lincoln County Schools Announces Student Representatives to Board of Education
Lincoln County Schools is proud to announce the selection of four students who will serve as Student Representatives to the Lincoln County Board of Education for the 2026–2027 school year.
The group includes one rising senior from each of the district’s four traditional high schools: William Bayless of West Lincoln High School, Finley Westall of East Lincoln High School, Bailey Dibbell of North Lincoln High School, and Olivia Wray of Lincolnton High School.
The Student Representative program was established to provide students with an opportunity to share their perspectives directly with district leadership while gaining firsthand experience in leadership, governance, and civic engagement.
Throughout the school year, student representatives will attend Board of Education work sessions and may participate in student-focused committee discussions when appropriate. They will share student perspectives with district leadership, serve as ambassadors for their schools and Lincoln County Schools, and contribute to discussions related to student experiences and school life.
Student representatives are not voting members of the Lincoln County Board of Education.
William Bayless | West Lincoln High School
William Bayless will represent West Lincoln High School, where he is proud to be a voice for the Rebels. His Christian faith is an important part of his life, and he is passionate about his belief in the second coming of Jesus Christ. Following graduation, Bayless plans to pursue a career as an electrician.
Finley Westall | East Lincoln High School
Finley Westall will represent East Lincoln High School. An active member of the Mustang community, Westall enjoys showing up for her school in many ways, whether she is playing volleyball, supporting her friends, or leading a club.
Her Christian faith and time spent with her church family are also important parts of her life. After high school, Westall hopes to pursue a career as a physician, with a particular interest in specializing in pediatric endocrinology.
Bailey Dibbell | North Lincoln High School
Bailey Dibbell will represent North Lincoln High School. A member of the North Lincoln High School Dance Team, Dibbell will begin her 13th and final year as a student in Lincoln County Schools this fall.
Outside of school, Dibbell spends much of her free time running her own small business, where she creates hand-painted banners and custom buttons. Her creativity, entrepreneurship, and involvement at North Lincoln are among the experiences she brings to her new role as a student representative.
Olivia Wray | Lincolnton High School
Olivia Wray will represent Lincolnton High School. Wray is passionate about music and has found a home within the choir and theater programs at LHS. She will also serve as president of Future Teachers of America during her senior year.
Her involvement in education extends to her plans beyond high school. Wray hopes to major in elementary education and ultimately become a teacher.
Selection and Eligibility
Students selected for the program were required to be rising seniors for the 2026–2027 school year and enrolled at one of Lincoln County Schools’ traditional high schools. Applicants were also required to be in good academic standing, maintain good attendance and discipline records, and demonstrate leadership, professionalism, and strong communication skills.
Each applicant was required to receive recommendations from both their principal and a school counselor.
The four representatives will officially begin their terms during the 2026–2027 school year and will provide the Board of Education and district leadership with an important student perspective throughout the year.
Lincoln County Schools congratulates William, Finley, Bailey, and Olivia and looks forward to hearing their voices as they represent their schools and fellow students.
About Lincoln County Schools
Lincoln County Schools partners with students, families, and the community to foster a safe environment and provide purposeful and meaningful learning opportunities that support the success of all students.
Lincoln County Schools is proud to announce the selection of four students who will serve as Student Representatives to the Lincoln County Board of Education for the 2026–2027 school year.
The group includes one rising senior from each of the district’s four traditional high schools: William Bayless of West Lincoln High School, Finley Westall of East Lincoln High School, Bailey Dibbell of North Lincoln High School, and Olivia Wray of Lincolnton High School.
The Student Representative program was established to provide students with an opportunity to share their perspectives directly with district leadership while gaining firsthand experience in leadership, governance, and civic engagement.
Throughout the school year, student representatives will attend Board of Education work sessions and may participate in student-focused committee discussions when appropriate. They will share student perspectives with district leadership, serve as ambassadors for their schools and Lincoln County Schools, and contribute to discussions related to student experiences and school life.
Student representatives are not voting members of the Lincoln County Board of Education.
William Bayless | West Lincoln High School
William Bayless will represent West Lincoln High School, where he is proud to be a voice for the Rebels. His Christian faith is an important part of his life, and he is passionate about his belief in the second coming of Jesus Christ. Following graduation, Bayless plans to pursue a career as an electrician.
Finley Westall | East Lincoln High School
Finley Westall will represent East Lincoln High School. An active member of the Mustang community, Westall enjoys showing up for her school in many ways, whether she is playing volleyball, supporting her friends, or leading a club.
Her Christian faith and time spent with her church family are also important parts of her life. After high school, Westall hopes to pursue a career as a physician, with a particular interest in specializing in pediatric endocrinology.
Bailey Dibbell | North Lincoln High School
Bailey Dibbell will represent North Lincoln High School. A member of the North Lincoln High School Dance Team, Dibbell will begin her 13th and final year as a student in Lincoln County Schools this fall.
Outside of school, Dibbell spends much of her free time running her own small business, where she creates hand-painted banners and custom buttons. Her creativity, entrepreneurship, and involvement at North Lincoln are among the experiences she brings to her new role as a student representative.
Olivia Wray | Lincolnton High School
Olivia Wray will represent Lincolnton High School. Wray is passionate about music and has found a home within the choir and theater programs at LHS. She will also serve as president of Future Teachers of America during her senior year.
Her involvement in education extends to her plans beyond high school. Wray hopes to major in elementary education and ultimately become a teacher.
Selection and Eligibility
Students selected for the program were required to be rising seniors for the 2026–2027 school year and enrolled at one of Lincoln County Schools’ traditional high schools. Applicants were also required to be in good academic standing, maintain good attendance and discipline records, and demonstrate leadership, professionalism, and strong communication skills.
Each applicant was required to receive recommendations from both their principal and a school counselor.
The four representatives will officially begin their terms during the 2026–2027 school year and will provide the Board of Education and district leadership with an important student perspective throughout the year.
Lincoln County Schools congratulates William, Finley, Bailey, and Olivia and looks forward to hearing their voices as they represent their schools and fellow students.
About Lincoln County Schools
Lincoln County Schools partners with students, families, and the community to foster a safe environment and provide purposeful and meaningful learning opportunities that support the success of all students.
Stay connected with Lincoln County Schools right from your phone!
Parents and guardians, now is the perfect time to download the LCSNC app and make sure you're ready for the new school year. The app puts important district and school information right at your fingertips, including news, announcements, events, dining menus, notifications, and more.
Once you've downloaded the app, be sure to select the schools you want to follow and turn on notifications so you don't miss important updates throughout the year.
Search “LCSNC” in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and download it today!
Stay informed. Stay connected. Stay #WeAreLINCOLN.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
Parents and guardians, now is the perfect time to download the LCSNC app and make sure you're ready for the new school year. The app puts important district and school information right at your fingertips, including news, announcements, events, dining menus, notifications, and more.
Once you've downloaded the app, be sure to select the schools you want to follow and turn on notifications so you don't miss important updates throughout the year.
Search “LCSNC” in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and download it today!
Stay informed. Stay connected. Stay #WeAreLINCOLN.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LearnLeadThrive
