
Please be aware that propane heaters and all open-flame heating devices are strictly prohibited inside the stadium and throughout all tailgating/parking areas. This policy is strictly enforced to ensure the safety of all guests, staff, and players. Any prohibited heaters will be turned away at the gates.
How to Stay Warm Safely:
Dress in heavy layers, including hats, gloves, and warm socks.
Bring blankets and seat cushions but clear bags.
Use battery-operated heated apparel or disposable hand and foot warmers.
Stop by our concession stands for hot chocolate.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping us keep game day safe and enjoyable for everyone. Stay warm, and Go Big Red!
To view and order photos from Senior Recognition Night (Friday, November 6), please use the link provided by Michelle Ashe Photography. This includes football, band, and cheer.
https://michelleashephotography.shootproof.com/gallery/418b6ee1-e19d-4e2d-8024-d18e773efb7a/
The Red Devils will take on the Irwin County Indians on Friday, November 13th at 7:30 PM at Buddy Bufford Field. As we start playoffs, ticketing information will change slightly.
As a local courtesy, if you would like to sit in your Reserved Seats you MUST come to the high school to get/purchase those seats, no exceptions. Proof of ticket must be available at all times. NO tickets will be held at the gate. All tickets at the gate are $12.
ONLY GHSA passholder, their plus one and staff from the High School, will be admitted to game free. Passholders must sign the form at the pass gate.
High School students have the opportunity to purchase tickets for $10 but MUST be purchased at school. ALL tickets at the gate will be $12.
Tickets will be sold starting today until 3:30. Monday through Thursday, tickets will be sold from 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM. Friday, November 13th, tickets will be sold from 8:00 AM until 2:00 PM. Reserve tickets ($12) and high school student tickets ($10) MUST be purchased at school. All general admission tickets are $12.
All tickets are $12 at the gates.
For safety reasons, we would like to ask fans to only enter with clear bags. Other stadium rules still stand but as attendance increases, further restrictions may be necessary.
Homework battles. Shutdown. “I don't care.” If school motivation has become one of the biggest sources of stress in your home, there are strategies that actually help.
Join Cartwheel, our virtual mental health partner, licensed clinical psychologist and author Emily Edlynn, PhD, for a free live webinar:
Helping Kids Get Started: Supporting Motivation for School, Homework, and Learning
Wednesday, November 18, 7–8pm ET
Register Here- https://cartwheelcare.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_xi_2VfpvTECheQlsRJaCpA#/registration
You'll leave with practical strategies to help your child get started, stay engaged, and feel more successful at school — and a better understanding of what's really driving the avoidance in the first place.
FAFSA Night at LCHS is also Wednesday, November 4, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
https://www.jostens.com/apps/jcom/router.mvc?affiliateId=1040500
Thank you for your partnership and support today. We are very grateful for our local law enforcement officers and the agencies from surrounding counties who responded swiftly and ensured our campuses remained safe.
Tomorrow morning, we will take additional safety precautions across our schools. You will see more law enforcement officers on our campuses throughout the day.
These security measures will slow down our car rider lines. Please give yourself extra time for morning drop-off, exercise patience, and follow the directions of staff directing traffic.
Student and staff safety remains our priority. Thank you for working with us tomorrow.
Outside movement and campus visitors are temporarily restricted to maintain a completely secure environment.
We kindly ask that parents refrain from coming to the school campus or calling the main office at this time so our phone lines and driveways remain clear for emergency personnel and administrative personnel.
We will continue to keep you updated through district messaging as soon as additional information is cleared to share. Thank you for your patience, partnership, and prayers as we keep our children and staff safe.
After exploring themes of identity, community, and personal growth, students wrote original 250–400-word handwritten vignettes reflecting on a pivotal high school memory or imagining a key moment after graduation.
To bring their stories to life visually, each student created a mini canvas artwork featuring:
✨ A central symbol/image representing their vignette's core message
🎨 Supporting visual details and intentional colors to establish the mood
💬 A meaningful quote from their handwritten story
Check out some of our students' amazing artwork! 🖌️📚
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