Congratulations to our November Sub of the Month, Ms. Natalie Mosier!
Nominated by East Lincoln Middle School Principal Windy Smart, Ms. Mosier was recognized for the important role she plays in supporting students and staff at ELMS.
Our substitute teachers are an essential part of the LCS family, stepping into classrooms, building relationships, and helping ensure learning continues each day.
Thank you, Ms. Mosier, for your dedication to our students and schools! We appreciate you and all of our incredible substitutes who make a difference across Lincoln County Schools.
#WeAreLINCOLN #SubOfTheMonth
Nominated by East Lincoln Middle School Principal Windy Smart, Ms. Mosier was recognized for the important role she plays in supporting students and staff at ELMS.
Our substitute teachers are an essential part of the LCS family, stepping into classrooms, building relationships, and helping ensure learning continues each day.
Thank you, Ms. Mosier, for your dedication to our students and schools! We appreciate you and all of our incredible substitutes who make a difference across Lincoln County Schools.
#WeAreLINCOLN #SubOfTheMonth
It's National School Psychology Week!
This week, Lincoln County Schools is celebrating the dedicated professionals who work behind the scenes to help our students learn, grow, and thrive!
Our school psychology team plays an essential role in supporting students' academic, behavioral, social, and emotional needs. Through assessments, collaboration with educators and families, and individualized support, these professionals help ensure every student has the opportunity to succeed.
Please join us in recognizing John Gann, Raye Weaver and Hannah Norwood (Educational Diagnosticians), Lindsay Haulenbeek, Stephanie Allmond, Kaylen Homesley (School Psychologist Intern), and the entire school psychology team for their commitment to our students and schools!
Thank you for the difference you make every day!
#WeAreLINCOLN #SchoolPsychologyWeek
This week, Lincoln County Schools is celebrating the dedicated professionals who work behind the scenes to help our students learn, grow, and thrive!
Our school psychology team plays an essential role in supporting students' academic, behavioral, social, and emotional needs. Through assessments, collaboration with educators and families, and individualized support, these professionals help ensure every student has the opportunity to succeed.
Please join us in recognizing John Gann, Raye Weaver and Hannah Norwood (Educational Diagnosticians), Lindsay Haulenbeek, Stephanie Allmond, Kaylen Homesley (School Psychologist Intern), and the entire school psychology team for their commitment to our students and schools!
Thank you for the difference you make every day!
#WeAreLINCOLN #SchoolPsychologyWeek
Today, on Veterans Day, Lincoln County Schools proudly honors the brave men and women who have served our country.
Throughout this week, schools across our district have hosted or will host special programs and celebrations to recognize our veterans, thank them for their service, and help students understand the importance of sacrifice, courage, and patriotism.
These photos capture special moments from yesterday's Veterans Day program at St. James Elementary School.
To all veterans, especially those in our LCS families and community, thank you for your service and sacrifice. We are forever grateful!
#WeAreLINCOLN #VeteransDay
Throughout this week, schools across our district have hosted or will host special programs and celebrations to recognize our veterans, thank them for their service, and help students understand the importance of sacrifice, courage, and patriotism.
These photos capture special moments from yesterday's Veterans Day program at St. James Elementary School.
To all veterans, especially those in our LCS families and community, thank you for your service and sacrifice. We are forever grateful!
#WeAreLINCOLN #VeteransDay
LEARNING, LEADING, AND SHARING AT NCSBA!
Members of the Lincoln County Schools Board of Education, along with district and school leaders, attended the North Carolina School Boards Association (NCSBA) Conference this week!
The conference provided opportunities to connect with education leaders from across the state, explore new ideas, and bring back strategies to strengthen our schools.
We were especially proud to have LCS represented as presenters, sharing how our district is implementing Leader in Me to develop student leadership, build positive school cultures, and empower students to take ownership of their learning and growth!
It's always exciting when we have the opportunity to not only learn from others but also share the great things happening right here in Lincoln County Schools!
Learn. Lead. Thrive.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LeaderInMe
Members of the Lincoln County Schools Board of Education, along with district and school leaders, attended the North Carolina School Boards Association (NCSBA) Conference this week!
The conference provided opportunities to connect with education leaders from across the state, explore new ideas, and bring back strategies to strengthen our schools.
We were especially proud to have LCS represented as presenters, sharing how our district is implementing Leader in Me to develop student leadership, build positive school cultures, and empower students to take ownership of their learning and growth!
It's always exciting when we have the opportunity to not only learn from others but also share the great things happening right here in Lincoln County Schools!
Learn. Lead. Thrive.
#WeAreLINCOLN #LeaderInMe
LOOK AROUND LINCOLN COUNTY SCHOOLS!
From sharing expertise across the state to representing Lincoln County on some pretty big stages, our students and staff have been busy! Take a look at where we've been over the past few days!
Sharing Expertise at the State Level! Last week, Mrs. Jennifer Gosnell, school counselor at Battleground Elementary, presented at the North Carolina School Counselor Association (NCSCA) Fall Conference! We love seeing our educators share their knowledge and experiences with colleagues from across North Carolina!
WLHS JROTC Takes the Field! The West Lincoln High School JROTC program had an exciting opportunity to be showcased at Sunday's Carolina Panthers game! What an incredible experience for these cadets to represent their school and our district on a NFL stage!
A Voice Representing Lincoln County! Congratulations to Danika from Norris S. Childers Elementary, who represented all of Lincoln County at the North Carolina Honors Chorus in Winston-Salem this weekend! What an outstanding accomplishment and a wonderful opportunity to share her musical talent alongside other exceptional young singers from across the state!
Math in Action at North Brook! Today, we stepped inside a fourth-grade math classroom at North Brook Elementary to see learning in action! There's nothing quite like visiting classrooms and seeing the important work our teachers and students are doing every day.
From conference presentations and NFL stadiums to concert stages and classrooms, our LCS students and staff continue to make us proud wherever they go!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LookAroundLCS
From sharing expertise across the state to representing Lincoln County on some pretty big stages, our students and staff have been busy! Take a look at where we've been over the past few days!
Sharing Expertise at the State Level! Last week, Mrs. Jennifer Gosnell, school counselor at Battleground Elementary, presented at the North Carolina School Counselor Association (NCSCA) Fall Conference! We love seeing our educators share their knowledge and experiences with colleagues from across North Carolina!
WLHS JROTC Takes the Field! The West Lincoln High School JROTC program had an exciting opportunity to be showcased at Sunday's Carolina Panthers game! What an incredible experience for these cadets to represent their school and our district on a NFL stage!
A Voice Representing Lincoln County! Congratulations to Danika from Norris S. Childers Elementary, who represented all of Lincoln County at the North Carolina Honors Chorus in Winston-Salem this weekend! What an outstanding accomplishment and a wonderful opportunity to share her musical talent alongside other exceptional young singers from across the state!
Math in Action at North Brook! Today, we stepped inside a fourth-grade math classroom at North Brook Elementary to see learning in action! There's nothing quite like visiting classrooms and seeing the important work our teachers and students are doing every day.
From conference presentations and NFL stadiums to concert stages and classrooms, our LCS students and staff continue to make us proud wherever they go!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LookAroundLCS
100 YEARS OF LOVE MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY!
A century of learning, memories, and community! Yesterday, Love Memorial Elementary celebrated an incredible milestone as the school marked its 100th anniversary!
The school welcomed community members, including former students, teachers, and administrators, for a special celebration honoring its rich history. Guests took a walk down memory lane as they explored displays of photographs, newspaper clippings, yearbooks, and other memorabilia that told the story of Love Memorial through the decades.
While much has changed over the past 100 years, one thing remains the same: the lasting impact of a school on the generations of students, families, and educators who have called it home.
Congratulations to Love Memorial Elementary on 100 years of learning, growing, and making memories! Here's to the next century!
#WeAreLINCOLN #100YearsOfLove
A century of learning, memories, and community! Yesterday, Love Memorial Elementary celebrated an incredible milestone as the school marked its 100th anniversary!
The school welcomed community members, including former students, teachers, and administrators, for a special celebration honoring its rich history. Guests took a walk down memory lane as they explored displays of photographs, newspaper clippings, yearbooks, and other memorabilia that told the story of Love Memorial through the decades.
While much has changed over the past 100 years, one thing remains the same: the lasting impact of a school on the generations of students, families, and educators who have called it home.
Congratulations to Love Memorial Elementary on 100 years of learning, growing, and making memories! Here's to the next century!
#WeAreLINCOLN #100YearsOfLove
WE'RE HIRING! JOIN THE LCS TEAM!
Looking for an opportunity to make a difference? Lincoln County Schools has several newly posted positions, and we'd love for you to join our team!
Current opportunities include:
Lincolnton High: Afternoon/Evening Custodian and Substitute Bus Driver
Catawba Springs Elementary: Teacher Assistant and Substitute Bus Driver
East Lincoln High: Women's Varsity Wrestling Head Coach
Pumpkin Center Primary: K–2 Math ATSI Tutor
North Lincoln High: Women's Varsity Wrestling Assistant Coach
Whether you're supporting students in the classroom, keeping our schools running smoothly, or coaching the next generation of athletes, there's a place for you at LCS!
Apply today: https://lcsnc.schoolspring.com/
#WeAreLINCOLN #JoinOurTeam
Looking for an opportunity to make a difference? Lincoln County Schools has several newly posted positions, and we'd love for you to join our team!
Current opportunities include:
Lincolnton High: Afternoon/Evening Custodian and Substitute Bus Driver
Catawba Springs Elementary: Teacher Assistant and Substitute Bus Driver
East Lincoln High: Women's Varsity Wrestling Head Coach
Pumpkin Center Primary: K–2 Math ATSI Tutor
North Lincoln High: Women's Varsity Wrestling Assistant Coach
Whether you're supporting students in the classroom, keeping our schools running smoothly, or coaching the next generation of athletes, there's a place for you at LCS!
Apply today: https://lcsnc.schoolspring.com/
#WeAreLINCOLN #JoinOurTeam
THANK YOU, VETERANS!
REMINDER: All Lincoln County Schools will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day. There will be no school for students or staff.
#VeteransDay #WeAreLINCOLN
REMINDER: All Lincoln County Schools will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day. There will be no school for students or staff.
#VeteransDay #WeAreLINCOLN
Forget the Christmas wish list... we're putting CASH at the top!
The Holiday Hustle 50/50 Raffle jackpot has officially reached $1,812.50! And unlike your holiday shopping budget, this number is only going UP!
Half goes to one lucky winner, and half supports Lincoln County Schools! That's what we call a win-win!
Don't be a Grinch... grab your tickets before November 20 at 11:00 PM! The winner will be announced November 25.
Must be 18 or older to participate.
TICKETS: https://givebutter.com/LCPEFHolidayHalf2026
#WeAreLINCOLN #HolidayHustle
LOOK AROUND LINCOLN COUNTY SCHOOLS!
From celebrating outstanding educators to collaborating with colleagues and finding creative ways to engage students, there's plenty to celebrate across LCS this week!
Celebrating Math Excellence at Pumpkin Center Intermediate! Congratulations to Ms. Rachel Masters, who was recognized at the North Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCCTM) conference as Lincoln County Schools' Outstanding Math Teacher! We're proud to see her dedication to mathematics education recognized!
Sharing Our Expertise at NCCTM! High school math coaches from across Lincoln County Schools also took the stage at NCCTM, presenting a session on Coaching Conversations. What a great opportunity for our educators to share their knowledge and strategies with colleagues from across the state!
Learning in Action at North Lincoln Middle! We stopped by Dr. Dymes' ELA classroom for a look at ISI (Iron Sharpens Iron) in action! It's always exciting to see instructional strategies come to life as students engage in meaningful learning.
Fun Friday at Union Elementary! Fridays are extra special at Union, where students from different grade levels come together for Fun Friday clubs! These clubs give students opportunities to explore interests, build relationships, and connect with peers across the building. Today, the Lincoln County Public Library even joined the fun by leading one of the clubs! We love seeing community partnerships create new experiences for students.
Whether our educators are being recognized, sharing their expertise, or creating engaging experiences for students, great things are happening every day across Lincoln County Schools!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LookAroundLCS
From celebrating outstanding educators to collaborating with colleagues and finding creative ways to engage students, there's plenty to celebrate across LCS this week!
Celebrating Math Excellence at Pumpkin Center Intermediate! Congratulations to Ms. Rachel Masters, who was recognized at the North Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCCTM) conference as Lincoln County Schools' Outstanding Math Teacher! We're proud to see her dedication to mathematics education recognized!
Sharing Our Expertise at NCCTM! High school math coaches from across Lincoln County Schools also took the stage at NCCTM, presenting a session on Coaching Conversations. What a great opportunity for our educators to share their knowledge and strategies with colleagues from across the state!
Learning in Action at North Lincoln Middle! We stopped by Dr. Dymes' ELA classroom for a look at ISI (Iron Sharpens Iron) in action! It's always exciting to see instructional strategies come to life as students engage in meaningful learning.
Fun Friday at Union Elementary! Fridays are extra special at Union, where students from different grade levels come together for Fun Friday clubs! These clubs give students opportunities to explore interests, build relationships, and connect with peers across the building. Today, the Lincoln County Public Library even joined the fun by leading one of the clubs! We love seeing community partnerships create new experiences for students.
Whether our educators are being recognized, sharing their expertise, or creating engaging experiences for students, great things are happening every day across Lincoln County Schools!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LookAroundLCS
MEALS THAT MATTER IS MAKING A DIFFERENCE!
Thanks to the Meals That Matter Professional Development Fund, Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Marquardt recently had the opportunity to attend the National AMLE Conference, where they connected with educators, explored innovative strategies, and gained new ideas to bring back to their classrooms!
“Investing in educators is truly an investment in students, and we appreciate your support in making this experience possible!” shared Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Marquardt.
This is exactly why Meals That Matter exists! Thanks to the generosity of our community and participating restaurant partners, we're able to provide meaningful professional development opportunities that directly benefit our teachers and students.
When our educators grow, our students thrive!
#WeAreLINCOLN #MealsThatMatter
Thanks to the Meals That Matter Professional Development Fund, Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Marquardt recently had the opportunity to attend the National AMLE Conference, where they connected with educators, explored innovative strategies, and gained new ideas to bring back to their classrooms!
“Investing in educators is truly an investment in students, and we appreciate your support in making this experience possible!” shared Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Marquardt.
This is exactly why Meals That Matter exists! Thanks to the generosity of our community and participating restaurant partners, we're able to provide meaningful professional development opportunities that directly benefit our teachers and students.
When our educators grow, our students thrive!
#WeAreLINCOLN #MealsThatMatter
CITIZEN PRAISES WEST LINCOLN MIDDLE STUDENT!
Sometimes, the greatest lessons our students learn happen outside the classroom!
At a recent wrestling match at West Lincoln Middle School, a young wrestler noticed a woman struggling to walk with a cane. Without being asked or prompted, he immediately left the bleachers to offer his assistance.
His simple act of kindness didn't go unnoticed! Community member Jim Harkey shared the experience on Facebook, praising the student's character and the positive influence of his family and coaches.
While we celebrate our students for their achievements in academics, athletics, and the arts, moments like these remind us that who our students become is just as important as what they accomplish.
Thank you to this young Chief for leading by example, and to Coach Wayne Navey and his staff for reinforcing the importance of character, compassion, and service.
This is what makes us proud to be Lincoln County Schools!
#WeAreLINCOLN #ChiefsPride
Sometimes, the greatest lessons our students learn happen outside the classroom!
At a recent wrestling match at West Lincoln Middle School, a young wrestler noticed a woman struggling to walk with a cane. Without being asked or prompted, he immediately left the bleachers to offer his assistance.
His simple act of kindness didn't go unnoticed! Community member Jim Harkey shared the experience on Facebook, praising the student's character and the positive influence of his family and coaches.
While we celebrate our students for their achievements in academics, athletics, and the arts, moments like these remind us that who our students become is just as important as what they accomplish.
Thank you to this young Chief for leading by example, and to Coach Wayne Navey and his staff for reinforcing the importance of character, compassion, and service.
This is what makes us proud to be Lincoln County Schools!
#WeAreLINCOLN #ChiefsPride
LOOK AROUND LINCOLN COUNTY SCHOOLS!
From celebrating community heroes to creating special memories and learning together, there's always something happening across LCS! Take a look at a few moments we've captured recently!
Honoring Our Heroes at North Lincoln Middle! North Middle hosted a First Responders Breakfast to show appreciation for the men and women who serve and protect our community. What a wonderful way to say thank you to those who are always there when we need them!
Trunk or Treat at Asbury Academy! Asbury welcomed students from Exceptional Children programs across LCS for a special Trunk or Treat celebration! It was a fun opportunity to bring students together from across the district for a little Halloween excitement and plenty of smiles!
Rivals on the Field, United in Respect! Before the football game at Lincolnton High School, cheerleaders from LHS and West Lincoln High School came together in prayer. A meaningful reminder that even when our schools compete, sportsmanship and respect extend far beyond the scoreboard.
Learning at West Lincoln Middle! We stopped by Mrs. Toni Sain's classroom for a glimpse of learning in action! It's the everyday moments inside our classrooms that remind us of the important work happening across our schools.
Whether we're honoring community partners, celebrating students, demonstrating sportsmanship, or learning in the classroom, there's always something worth sharing when you look around Lincoln County Schools!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LookAroundLCS
From celebrating community heroes to creating special memories and learning together, there's always something happening across LCS! Take a look at a few moments we've captured recently!
Honoring Our Heroes at North Lincoln Middle! North Middle hosted a First Responders Breakfast to show appreciation for the men and women who serve and protect our community. What a wonderful way to say thank you to those who are always there when we need them!
Trunk or Treat at Asbury Academy! Asbury welcomed students from Exceptional Children programs across LCS for a special Trunk or Treat celebration! It was a fun opportunity to bring students together from across the district for a little Halloween excitement and plenty of smiles!
Rivals on the Field, United in Respect! Before the football game at Lincolnton High School, cheerleaders from LHS and West Lincoln High School came together in prayer. A meaningful reminder that even when our schools compete, sportsmanship and respect extend far beyond the scoreboard.
Learning at West Lincoln Middle! We stopped by Mrs. Toni Sain's classroom for a glimpse of learning in action! It's the everyday moments inside our classrooms that remind us of the important work happening across our schools.
Whether we're honoring community partners, celebrating students, demonstrating sportsmanship, or learning in the classroom, there's always something worth sharing when you look around Lincoln County Schools!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LookAroundLCS
October is AAC Awareness Month!
In order to support our minimally speaking and nonspeaking students in learning to communicate, we use AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication). AAC can be ipads with apps that talk, recordable buttons, or even laminated pieces of paper with pictures. For AAC Awareness Month the Assistive Technology Team and Autism Support Team are excited to present a competition to encourage staff to model AAC with students at all the elementary, middle and high schools where our self contained exceptional children’s classrooms are housed.
This week our winning teams with FULL BOARD AAC BINGO is Lea Nash & Gena Wright from Pumpkin Center Primary K-2 classroom! In addition, the other team who filled their board was Julie Dibbell, Kristin Gary, Scott Stevens, Lauren Locke & Earl Lunceford of East Lincoln High School! They'll be getting a special surprise sent over as well!
You have all been modeling all month long to get here! Congratulations and thank you for all you do every day!
Our other modeling superstars this month have been:
Mary Winslow, Jessica Toledo
Kenda Keenan, Jenn Douglas, Tammy Hallman
Roni Gallo, Melissa Wilfong, Jannalee Hefner
Virginia Myers, Cathy Robinson, Emily Kennedy
Dana Lyndon & Taylor Grant
Amanda Williams, Nicole Owensby & Sophie Perkins
Ashley Spargo & Angela Ingle
Aryana Greene
A HUGE thank you to the businesses who donated to this years’ competition:
7th Moon Boutique and Gifts
Annabelle’s Keepsakes
Benny’s Boutique
Chile Goat Soap
Court Street Grille
Cowboy Killer Company
The Fuzzy Cow
Good Wood Pizzeria
Henkle Tire
Italianno’s Restaurant
Kapp Builders
Lincoln Links A-Bundt-antly Abled
Marilyn’s Sweet Addictions
Milk & Honey Mercantile
Palm Berries-Lincolnton
Scooters-Cherryville
Skin Therapy, LLC
Taco King
TAS Drug-Cherryville
Wallybees Honey
We have had such a great month celebrating communication with our students and increasing our modeling of AAC. October may be over, but we will continue to provide our students with many opportunities to learn that their AAC is their voice and the way they can form friendships, be full members of their communities and advocate for themselves.
In order to support our minimally speaking and nonspeaking students in learning to communicate, we use AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication). AAC can be ipads with apps that talk, recordable buttons, or even laminated pieces of paper with pictures. For AAC Awareness Month the Assistive Technology Team and Autism Support Team are excited to present a competition to encourage staff to model AAC with students at all the elementary, middle and high schools where our self contained exceptional children’s classrooms are housed.
This week our winning teams with FULL BOARD AAC BINGO is Lea Nash & Gena Wright from Pumpkin Center Primary K-2 classroom! In addition, the other team who filled their board was Julie Dibbell, Kristin Gary, Scott Stevens, Lauren Locke & Earl Lunceford of East Lincoln High School! They'll be getting a special surprise sent over as well!
You have all been modeling all month long to get here! Congratulations and thank you for all you do every day!
Our other modeling superstars this month have been:
Mary Winslow, Jessica Toledo
Kenda Keenan, Jenn Douglas, Tammy Hallman
Roni Gallo, Melissa Wilfong, Jannalee Hefner
Virginia Myers, Cathy Robinson, Emily Kennedy
Dana Lyndon & Taylor Grant
Amanda Williams, Nicole Owensby & Sophie Perkins
Ashley Spargo & Angela Ingle
Aryana Greene
A HUGE thank you to the businesses who donated to this years’ competition:
7th Moon Boutique and Gifts
Annabelle’s Keepsakes
Benny’s Boutique
Chile Goat Soap
Court Street Grille
Cowboy Killer Company
The Fuzzy Cow
Good Wood Pizzeria
Henkle Tire
Italianno’s Restaurant
Kapp Builders
Lincoln Links A-Bundt-antly Abled
Marilyn’s Sweet Addictions
Milk & Honey Mercantile
Palm Berries-Lincolnton
Scooters-Cherryville
Skin Therapy, LLC
Taco King
TAS Drug-Cherryville
Wallybees Honey
We have had such a great month celebrating communication with our students and increasing our modeling of AAC. October may be over, but we will continue to provide our students with many opportunities to learn that their AAC is their voice and the way they can form friendships, be full members of their communities and advocate for themselves.
WE'RE HIRING! JOIN THE LCS TEAM!
New opportunities are available across Lincoln County Schools! From teaching and student support to athletics, transportation, and school leadership, we're looking for dedicated individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of students.
Whether you're looking to start a new career or take the next step in education, there's a place for you at LCS!
Explore our newly posted positions and apply today!
https://lcsnc.schoolspring.com/
Come be part of a team where we Learn. Lead. Thrive.
#WeAreLINCOLN #JoinOurTeam
New opportunities are available across Lincoln County Schools! From teaching and student support to athletics, transportation, and school leadership, we're looking for dedicated individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of students.
Whether you're looking to start a new career or take the next step in education, there's a place for you at LCS!
Explore our newly posted positions and apply today!
https://lcsnc.schoolspring.com/
Come be part of a team where we Learn. Lead. Thrive.
#WeAreLINCOLN #JoinOurTeam
November is here, and we have some important dates to keep on your calendar!
As we head into a month of gratitude, family, and Thanksgiving celebrations, take a look at what's coming up across Lincoln County Schools!
November 3: Teacher Workday – No School for Students
November 10: Board of Education Meeting at 6:00 PM
November 11: Veterans Day Holiday – Buildings Closed
November 23: Progress Reports
November 25–27: Thanksgiving Holidays – Buildings Closed
We are thankful for our students, staff, families, and community who make Lincoln County Schools such a special place!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSCalendar
As we head into a month of gratitude, family, and Thanksgiving celebrations, take a look at what's coming up across Lincoln County Schools!
November 3: Teacher Workday – No School for Students
November 10: Board of Education Meeting at 6:00 PM
November 11: Veterans Day Holiday – Buildings Closed
November 23: Progress Reports
November 25–27: Thanksgiving Holidays – Buildings Closed
We are thankful for our students, staff, families, and community who make Lincoln County Schools such a special place!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSCalendar
National Principals Month: Principal Spotlight – Mrs. Jordan Beam, S. Ray Lowder Elementary!
It's the FINAL day of National Principals Month, and last but certainly not least, we're celebrating Mrs. Jordan Beam of S. Ray Lowder Elementary! What better way to wrap up a month of recognizing our incredible school leaders than by shining the spotlight on one more?
With more than 13 years of experience in education as both a classroom teacher and assistant principal, Mrs. Beam is now in her second year leading the Lowder Lions! She's passionate about building strong relationships with students, staff, and families and continuing to make S. Ray Lowder a wonderful place to learn and work.
What's in Mrs. Beam's Principal Starter Kit?
Coffee to get the day started, Chapstick because it's an everyday essential, and her cell phone to keep up with all things Lowder! But three of her most important essentials aren't things you can buy: laughter to make even the busiest days a little brighter, hugs because sometimes that's exactly what a student (or teacher!) needs, and her assistant principal, Mrs. Davis!
Because when you're leading a school full of Lions, a great leadership partner, a good laugh, and a few hugs can go a long way!
Thank you, Mrs. Beam, for your heart for students, your positive leadership, and the love you pour into the Lowder community every day!
As we close out National Principals Month, we also want to extend one final THANK YOU to all 23 of our Lincoln County Schools principals! Your leadership, dedication, and commitment to students make a difference every single day. We appreciate you!
#NationalPrincipalsMonth #WeAreLINCOLN
It's the FINAL day of National Principals Month, and last but certainly not least, we're celebrating Mrs. Jordan Beam of S. Ray Lowder Elementary! What better way to wrap up a month of recognizing our incredible school leaders than by shining the spotlight on one more?
With more than 13 years of experience in education as both a classroom teacher and assistant principal, Mrs. Beam is now in her second year leading the Lowder Lions! She's passionate about building strong relationships with students, staff, and families and continuing to make S. Ray Lowder a wonderful place to learn and work.
What's in Mrs. Beam's Principal Starter Kit?
Coffee to get the day started, Chapstick because it's an everyday essential, and her cell phone to keep up with all things Lowder! But three of her most important essentials aren't things you can buy: laughter to make even the busiest days a little brighter, hugs because sometimes that's exactly what a student (or teacher!) needs, and her assistant principal, Mrs. Davis!
Because when you're leading a school full of Lions, a great leadership partner, a good laugh, and a few hugs can go a long way!
Thank you, Mrs. Beam, for your heart for students, your positive leadership, and the love you pour into the Lowder community every day!
As we close out National Principals Month, we also want to extend one final THANK YOU to all 23 of our Lincoln County Schools principals! Your leadership, dedication, and commitment to students make a difference every single day. We appreciate you!
#NationalPrincipalsMonth #WeAreLINCOLN
ELECTION DAY REMINDER!
Tuesday, November 3, 2026, is Election Day, and there will be NO SCHOOL for Lincoln County Schools students.
All Lincoln County Schools school sites are used as polling locations, so our buildings will be welcoming voters throughout the day.
We encourage everyone to exercise their right to vote and remind families that students will not report to school on Tuesday.
#WeAreLINCOLN #ElectionDay2026
Tuesday, November 3, 2026, is Election Day, and there will be NO SCHOOL for Lincoln County Schools students.
All Lincoln County Schools school sites are used as polling locations, so our buildings will be welcoming voters throughout the day.
We encourage everyone to exercise their right to vote and remind families that students will not report to school on Tuesday.
#WeAreLINCOLN #ElectionDay2026
BE HERE Day has its perks!
Thanks to our partnership with the Charlotte Hornets, students who were present at school on October 27 for BE HERE Day have a special surprise headed their way!
Families of students who were in attendance should be on the lookout for an email from the Charlotte Hornets TOMORROW MORNING with details about an exclusive discounted ticket offer!
Don't see the email? Be sure to check your spam or junk folder! If your child was present on BE HERE Day and you do not receive an email, please contact your school's data manager to verify that your email address is correct in Infinite Campus.
We are excited to celebrate our students for showing up and making every school day count. Who's ready for some Hornets basketball?
BE HERE to GET HERE!
#WeAreLINCOLN #BeHereToGetHere
Thanks to our partnership with the Charlotte Hornets, students who were present at school on October 27 for BE HERE Day have a special surprise headed their way!
Families of students who were in attendance should be on the lookout for an email from the Charlotte Hornets TOMORROW MORNING with details about an exclusive discounted ticket offer!
Don't see the email? Be sure to check your spam or junk folder! If your child was present on BE HERE Day and you do not receive an email, please contact your school's data manager to verify that your email address is correct in Infinite Campus.
We are excited to celebrate our students for showing up and making every school day count. Who's ready for some Hornets basketball?
BE HERE to GET HERE!
#WeAreLINCOLN #BeHereToGetHere
Lincoln County Schools was honored to welcome North Carolina State Superintendent Maurice “Mo” Green to our district today!
During his visit to North Lincoln High School, Superintendent Green enjoyed student-led tours, connected with teachers, and stepped inside classrooms to see teaching and learning in action.
He also had the opportunity to hear directly from students and principals representing Battleground Elementary, West Lincoln High, East Lincoln Middle, and North Lincoln High, gaining insight into the experiences, successes, and opportunities across our district.
We are grateful to Superintendent Green for taking the time to visit, listen, and see firsthand the incredible things happening in Lincoln County Schools. A special thank you to our student tour guides, student representatives, principals, Board of Education members, Representative Rhyne, and teachers who helped showcase what makes LCS special!
Learn. Lead. Thrive.
#WeAreLINCOLN #NCPublicSchools
During his visit to North Lincoln High School, Superintendent Green enjoyed student-led tours, connected with teachers, and stepped inside classrooms to see teaching and learning in action.
He also had the opportunity to hear directly from students and principals representing Battleground Elementary, West Lincoln High, East Lincoln Middle, and North Lincoln High, gaining insight into the experiences, successes, and opportunities across our district.
We are grateful to Superintendent Green for taking the time to visit, listen, and see firsthand the incredible things happening in Lincoln County Schools. A special thank you to our student tour guides, student representatives, principals, Board of Education members, Representative Rhyne, and teachers who helped showcase what makes LCS special!
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