📚🍎 Quarter 1 Report Cards Are Coming Home Today! 🍎📚

Parents and guardians, be sure to check backpacks 🎒 this afternoon—Quarter 1 report cards are headed your way! This is a great time to celebrate successes 🎉, reflect on progress 📊, and set goals for the months ahead.

Thank you for partnering with us to support every student’s learning journey! 💙
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCS #ReportCards
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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💙 Today we celebrate Ms. Seagle, principal of North Brook Elementary, during National Principals Month!

She’s a lifelong Blue Jay at heart who once dreamed of becoming a teacher ✏️ — and she’s been inspiring students ever since. Her best piece of advice? “Worry less about being impressive and more about being genuine.” 💡

Fun facts:
✨ She has never sung karaoke.
✨ She doesn’t drink coffee (and never has!).
✨ If she could star in a movie remake, she’d choose The Notebook. 🎬

In retirement, she hopes to ditch the alarm clock ⏰ and live the beach bum life. 🏖️

Thank you, Ms. Seagle, for your leadership, heart, and dedication to the North Brook community! 💙

#WeAreLINCOLN #NationalPrincipalsMonth #PrincipalSpotlight
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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🌟 District Highlight 🌟
Lincoln County Schools is proud to announce a 3%+ increase in our cohort graduation rate for 2024–2025! 🎉

This marks the first time in years that our county’s graduation rate has been over 90%—a huge milestone that reflects the hard work of students, staff, and families working together for success. 💪🎓❤️

Congratulations to our seniors—you’ve set the bar high for future classes!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCS #StudentSuccess #Graduation
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
“Lincoln County Schools 2024–2025 Accountability Highlights. Overall District Highlights: 3%+ increase in cohort graduation rate. Subtext: The district saw an overall increase in the number of seniors graduating. This is the first time in years that the percentage has been over 90% for the county. Includes a group photo of graduating seniors in caps and gowns posed in a gym.”
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 Love Memorial Elementary, Norris Childers Elementary, Iron Station Elementary, Pumpkin Center Primary and Intermediate Schools.

Lincoln County School’s Next Top Modeler is Gena Wright from Pumpkin Center Primary! Congratulations! Gena is an assistant in an EC classroom and she has been modeling consistently every week of our competition. Way to go, Gena!
Thank you for all you do for your students to support their right to communicate!

Our other modeling superstars this week are:
-Jessica Davis, Norris Childers Elementary
-Lisa Curtis, Pumpkin Center Primary
-Katelyn Klocke, Iron Station Elementary
-Lea Nash, Pumpkin Center Primary
-Virginia Myers, Love Memorial Elementary

Keep following to see who our final 2 winners will be!

A special thank you to the businesses who donated to this years’ competition:
-7th Moon Boutique & Gifts
-All You Knead Massage and Bodywork
-Benny’s Boutique
-Breakout & Smash
-Court Street Grille
-Cowboy Killer Company
-Good Wood Pizzeria
-Henkle Tire, LLC
-Indigo Roots Massage
-Jennifer Wall
-Palm Berries
-Scoops by the Square
-Scooters Coffee (Cherryville)
-Steer South Trading Post
-Sugar Mama Cookies
-TAS Drug
-Treasures on Main (Booth #2 Max’s Treasure Hunt & Booth #415 Backyard Betty’s)
-Two Roots Yoga
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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🍫🍪 Sweet Geography at Love Memorial Elementary! 🌍

In Mrs. McGinnis’ 3rd grade class, students used some of their favorite treats to build models of landforms and bodies of water! From chocolate chip hills and Hershey Kiss mountains to vanilla wafer islands and marshmallow glaciers — learning about geography has never been so sweet!

Hands-on learning (and a few snacks!) made this lesson one to remember. 💙 #WeAreLINCOLN #LoveMemorialElementary #SweetLearning
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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This week, our West Zone Kindergarten students took part in the Rebel Journey at West Lincoln High School! ❤️
Our youngest Rebels had the chance to meet the graduating seniors — connecting the newest members of the Rebel family with those preparing to take their next big step. From future alumni to current ones, it was a special moment linking new beginnings with lifelong memories.

#WeAreLINCOLN #RebelJourney
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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🌟 Staff Spotlight 🌟

LCS graduate Jamison Martin now serves as a dedicated school nurse at Battleground Elementary and G.E. Massey Elementary! Jamison is a positive role model who provides compassionate care and maintains a professional, loving presence for every student he serves. 💙

#WeAreLINCOLN #SchoolNurse #LCSProud #StaffSpotlight
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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✨📸 #FlashbackFriday ✨

Today we’re celebrating Mrs. Ashley Sisk Dellinger – once an LCS student, now a valued member of our staff family!

Ashley attended G.E. Massey, Lincolnton Middle, Asbury, and Lincolnton High. She fondly remembers her favorite teacher, Mrs. Bosiak, for always encouraging her and making learning fun. 🍎

Now, Mrs. Dellinger serves as the financial secretary at North Lincoln High School. She chose to return to LCS so her work could have meaning and purpose each day. 💼 When asked what she loves most, she shared:

“I love that I have a supportive administration and staff that allows me to be productive in my role, and I enjoy interacting with all the students. I have built lots of relationships over the years that I will always cherish.” 💙

Thank you, Mrs. Dellinger, for giving back to the schools that shaped you! 👏

#WeAreLINCOLN #LCSProud #FlashbackFriday
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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🎉 It’s National Principals Month, and today we’re celebrating Mr. Matt Hovis, principal of Lincolnton Middle School! 🐾

Mr. Hovis, a proud graduate of North Lincoln High, once dreamed of being a cowboy 🤠. He grew up playing soccer, and in retirement, he hopes to spend time golfing and enjoying the beach ⛳🏖️.

One of his favorite pieces of advice? “Your character is determined by what you do, even when you think no one is watching.” 👏

If he could star in a remake of any movie, he’d pick The Sandlot ⚾—perfect for a leader who values teamwork and fun!

Thank you, Mr. Hovis, for your leadership and dedication to the students and staff at LMS! 💙

#NationalPrincipalsMonth #WeAreLINCOLN #LMS

about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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🌟 District Highlight 🌟
Lincoln County Schools is proud to share a 9% increase in high school English 2 achievement in the 2024–2025 school year! 🎉

Students across our high schools are making incredible gains, and this growth reflects the dedication of both learners and teachers. 💪✏️📚

Way to go, LCS!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCS #StudentSuccess #EnglishAchievement
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
“Lincoln County Schools 2024–2025 Accountability Highlights. Overall District Highlights: 9% increase in high school English 2 achievement. Subtext: Students in English 2 at the high schools have increased their performance by 9%. Includes a classroom photo of students seated at desks, listening and taking notes during instruction.”
💬 Dyslexia Awareness Month | Youth Panel Event 💬

Our very own former NLHS Knight, Rylee Wright, will be one of the teens featured on a state-level Youth Panel in honor of Dyslexia Awareness Month!

Please consider joining this free virtual event on October 21st at 7:00 p.m. to show your Lincoln County Schools support and celebrate Rylee’s participation.

✨ Hear from N.C. youth and Clinical Social Worker Shannon McNamara as they share experiences and insights about dyslexia.

🔗 Register here: https://www.addevent.com/event/es26698437

#DyslexiaAwarenessMonth #DecodingDyslexiaNC #WeAreLINCOLN #LCSProud #YouthVoices
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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🌟 The Y is Hiring! 🌟
Looking for a rewarding part-time job that fits your school schedule? The YMCA of Catawba Valley is hiring Group Leaders for after-school programs in Lincoln County Schools!

✨ Flexible AM & PM shifts
✨ Perfect for Teacher Assistants & Nutrition Staff
✨ Earn up to $15/hr + FREE Y membership!

Come make a difference after school — join a team that’s helping students learn, grow, and have fun!

👉 Apply online: ymcacv.org/careers-y

or scan the QR code on the flyer to view current openings.

#WeAreLincoln #YMCA #AfterSchoolCare #NowHiring #LincolnCountySchools #CatawbaValleyYMCA
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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🎉 It’s National Principals Month, and today we’re recognizing Dr. McLean of East Lincoln High! 🐴💚

✨ Fun facts about Dr. McLean:

When he was younger, he thought he’d grow up to be a veterinarian.

He once taught Pre-K and Kindergarten during undergrad in Michigan.

His favorite piece of advice: “God gave you 2 ears and 1 mouth for a reason.”

If he could star in any movie remake, it would be Captain America! 🦸

In retirement, he hopes to spend as many days as possible hunting and fishing. 🎣🌲

Let’s show Dr. McLean some love in the comments for all he does for our Mustangs and community! 💬👏

#WeAreLINCOLN #NationalPrincipalsMonth #MustangPride
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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🍎 It’s National School Lunch Week! 🥪

This week we celebrate the healthy meals, friendly faces, and hard work that make our school cafeterias such a special place. Every day, our Child Nutrition team serves thousands of balanced, delicious meals that fuel learning and success for our students.

💙 Join us in saying a big THANK YOU to our amazing cafeteria staff for their dedication and care!

👩‍🍳 👨‍🍳 Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, or a smile at the serving line — they make a difference every single day.

Students, this week is the perfect time to eat in your school cafeteria and enjoy a nutritious meal prepared with love.

#NationalSchoolLunchWeek #ThankYouCafeteriaStaff #WeAreLINCOLN
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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🌟 District Highlight 🌟
Lincoln County Schools is proud to share a 16% increase in high school Math 3 achievement during the 2024–2025 school year! 🎉

Students across our high schools showed significant growth, proving that persistence and strong instruction make a powerful difference. 💪📚

We are so proud of our students, teachers, and staff for this accomplishment!
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCS #StudentSuccess #MathAchievement
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
“Lincoln County Schools 2024–2025 Accountability Highlights. Overall District Highlights: 16% increase in high school Math 3 achievement. Subtext: Students in Math 3 at the high schools have increased their overall performance by 16%. Includes a classroom photo of a teacher writing on the whiteboard while students take notes.”
🔥 DESSERTS WITH THE FIREFIGHTERS! 🔥
Join the Lincolnton Fire Department at Italianno’s Cucina Italiana for a sweet evening of community connection! 🍰🚒

Enjoy complimentary desserts from Marilyn’s Sweet Affairs, meet your local firefighters, and ask questions about fire safety and prevention — all while treating yourself to something delicious!

📅 Wednesday, October 22, 2025
🕔 5:00–7:00 PM
📍 Italianno’s | 1611 N Aspen St, Lincolnton, NC 28092

Come out, enjoy a treat, and thank our everyday heroes! ❤️🔥

#LincolntonFireRescue #CommunityFirst #FireSafety #LincolnCountyNC #SweetCommunityMoments
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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🌾 Thank you, Timken! 🌾
We are incredibly grateful to The Timken Company for their generous $110,000 grant supporting the West Lincoln High School Barn Project! 🐄

This new facility will serve as a hands-on learning lab for students in the Agricultural program and FFA, providing authentic experiences that connect classroom learning to real-world agricultural practices.

In addition to the barn, the project will also include a new greenhouse featuring aquaponics and hydroponics systems, giving students opportunities to explore innovative, sustainable growing methods.

This investment strengthens our commitment to college, career, and community readiness—and ensures that West Lincoln students continue to grow as future leaders in agriculture and environmental science. 🌱💧

#WeAreLINCOLN #ThankYouTimken #WLHSPride #AgEducation #FutureFarmersofAmerica #HandsOnLearning #CommunityPartners
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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💙 It’s National Principals Month, and today we’re recognizing Mrs. Ashford of Catawba Springs Elementary! 🐎💫

✨ A few fun facts about Mrs. Ashford:

When she was younger, she dreamed of becoming a teacher. 🍎

She once took karate in college! 🥋

She’s never been water-skiing. 🌊

If she could star in any movie remake, she’d choose Mary Poppins. ☂️

Her favorite advice? “Build strong relationships with all stakeholders and take care of yourself.” Wise words we can all live by! 🌟

In retirement, she hopes to travel the world and see all it has to offer. 🌍✈️

Let’s thank Mrs. Ashford for all she does for our Colts and the entire CSES family! 💬👏

#WeAreLINCOLN #NationalPrincipalsMonth #ColtPride
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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📚🌟 District Highlight 🌟📚
Lincoln County Schools saw an increase in grades 3–8 reading and math college & career readiness during the 2024–2025 school year!

That means more of our students are scoring Level 4 or 5 on their EOG tests—demonstrating strong readiness for future success. 👏💪

We’re proud of our students, teachers, and staff for making this growth possible! 🎉
#WeAreLINCOLN #LCS #StudentSuccess
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
“Lincoln County Schools 2024–2025 Accountability Highlights. Overall District Highlights: Increase in grades 3–8 reading and math college & career readiness. Subtext: An increase in students scoring a level 4 or 5 on their math EOG tests. Includes a classroom photo with three students smiling and working together at a table.”
🚒👮‍♀️🚑 Protecting All Children Through Safety!
Our annual PACTS Day (Protecting All Children Through Safety) gave Lincoln County first graders the chance to learn from local heroes — firefighters, police officers, health department staff, and MORE — about staying safe at home, at school, and in the community.

Students explored emergency vehicles, met public service professionals, and enjoyed lunch together during this hands-on day of learning and safety awareness.

Thank you to all our community partners who help make this event possible each year! 💙
about 2 months ago, LCS Communications
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