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Digital graphic displayed on a laptop screen outlining the Lincoln County Schools Device Policy. Top header states "Lincoln County Schools Device Policy" inside a pill-shaped outline. Main heading reads "Students in grades 3-12 will receive a device." Subtext reads "Students will need to use school-issued devices. Personal devices will not connect to WiFi." A red section titled "FINES:" lists the following policy details:  1st Consequence: $40  2nd Consequence: $80  3rd Consequence: $120  Lost, Stolen, Unusable, Not-Returned: $200 Flat Fine Bottom text cites "Regulation Code: 3220, 3220-R, 3220-R2."
Iron Station Elementary Open House. Come meet your teacher & see your classroom. August 11, 2026, 4:30–6:30 PM. Oval photograph in the center shows a female teacher smiling and hugging three young elementary students of diverse backgrounds inside a classroom. The background is a white flyer decorated with colorful, playful school-themed doodles including a yellow smiley face, a globe, a pencil, a tennis ball, a ruler, a green notebook, and a hand holding a crayon.
Summer Hours, Iron Station Elementary. Monday to Thursday 8 AM to 3 PM. Friday Closed.
Iron Station Elementary Student Supply Lists 2026-2027. A multi-column table outlines required and wish list school supplies for Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, and EC Classrooms. General items across grades include notebooks, binders, folders, pencils, crayons, scissors, glue sticks, and headphones, along with classroom wish list items such as tissues, paper towels, and disinfectant wipes. The document notes that parents should check with teachers for additional needed items and mentions that office staff and special area teachers welcome extra boxes of tissues.  You may visit teacherlists.com to view the full list for each grade.
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