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This promotional graphic for the "Say Something" Anonymous Reporting System features a bright teal background with a prominent green speech bubble logo. The text "SAY SOMETHING" is written in bold white and lime green letters within the bubble, followed by the phrase "ANONYMOUS REPORTING SYSTEM" just below it. At the bottom of the image, the call-to-action "SEE IT. REPORT IT." is displayed in large, white, capitalized font to encourage students or community members to speak up about safety concerns.
Promotional flyer for East Lincoln Middle School's "Hangtime" event on Friday, September 18th, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. $5 entry includes pizza, concessions, games, music, and inflatables.
An announcement graphic with a classroom background featuring a large chalkboard that reads "Lincoln County Schools: Tuesday September 22, 2026, Parent-Teacher Conference Day, No School For Students." Below the board is a group illustration of eight cartoon adults and children smiling inside the classroom.
Promotional graphic for the Lincoln County Schools app featuring two smartphone screens displaying a social feed with classroom updates and photos. Text on the left reads, "Stay Connected to What Matters Most. See class updates, reminders, celebrations and build connections with the educators in your child’s life—all in one trusted place." The bottom section prompts viewers to "Download the Lincoln County Schools app today to stay connected" alongside a QR code and download badges for the Apple App Store and Google Play.
A graphic on lined notebook paper background with the text "ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK TODAY!" framed by light doodles of school subjects, including a globe, paint palette, soccer ball, and musical notes, along with colorful butterflies. The word "YEARBOOK" is rendered in large, colorful, brush-style lettering that transitions across red, orange, yellow, and green.
Presentation slide on a laptop screen displaying the "Lincoln County Schools Device Policy." It notes that students in grades 3–12 will receive a device, students must use school-issued devices, and personal devices will not connect to Wi-Fi. It outlines fines ($40 for 1st, $80 for 2nd, $120 for 3rd consequence, and $200 for lost/stolen/unusable/unreturned devices) under regulation codes 3220, 3220-R, and 3220-R2.
Promotional graphic for the Lincoln County Schools app featuring two smartphone screens displaying a social feed with classroom updates and photos. Text on the left reads, "Stay Connected to What Matters Most. See class updates, reminders, celebrations and build connections with the educators in your child’s life—all in one trusted place." The bottom section prompts viewers to "Download the Lincoln County Schools app today to stay connected" alongside a QR code and download badges for the Apple App Store and Google Play.