Congratulations to the following students for making Homecoming Court:
Freshman Representatives: Harper Cunningham and Trinity McGahee
Sophomore Representatives: Carsyn Glaze and McKinlee Wells
Junior Representatives: Marcion Norman and Morgan Partlow
Senior Representative Boys: Johnathan Norman, Jackson Swain, Christian Hopkins, Walter Keen, Derick Gladmon, Nahum Chiles, Jacobe Moss, and Hayden Hild
Senior Representative Girls: Lucy Bailey, Emma Baker, McKenzie Curry, Madison Middleton, Jakayla Norman, Janiah Norman, Grace Qualls, Hannah Williams
Homecoming is Friday, October 2nd.
Mrs. Farrand’s Honors Lit I class worked at group stations covering the introduction to To Kill a Mockingbird. Students rotated through stations to learn about the author's life, the working poor during the Great Depression, vocabulary from Chapters 1- 2, the cover detective, and the town of Maycomb.
LCHS Homecoming 2026 Spirit Week September 28-October 2!
Monday- Adam Sandler Day
Tuesday- Coaches and Teachers
Wednesday- Generations (Seniors/Senior Citizens, Juniors/Adults, Sophomores/Toddlers, and Freshmen/Babies
Thursday- BBQ Dad and Soccer Mom
Friday- Devil Spirit
Winners of the "Political Campaign Item" activity in Mr. Hardy's Accelerated Civics class.
Mental Health Services
We are committed to supporting the well-being of our students and believe supporting mental health is an important part of overall student health. This school year, we’ve partnered with Cartwheel to provide teletherapy, family check-ins and guidance, and psychiatric care—all with licensed clinicians and no waitlists.
Whether your child is struggling with anxiety, having a hard time staying focused, or just needs someone to talk to, Cartwheel is here to help. Visit www.cartwheel.org/families to learn more.
🧠 A licensed therapist or psychiatrist with no waitlist, within a matter of days.
🖥️ Telehealth sessions from 8am to 8pm, whenever is most convenient.
🗣️ Care in several languages, including English, Spanish, and others.
✅ If you have Medicaid, care is free. We're an in-network provider for most other insurance plans.
🫶 Individual therapy sessions are available for students in grades 3+ and parent guidance sessions are available at all grade levels, providing families with the right level of support at the right time.
Speak with your School Counselor for questions.
We are committed to supporting the well-being of our students and believe supporting mental health is an important part of overall student health. This school year, we’ve partnered with Cartwheel to provide teletherapy, family check-ins and guidance, and psychiatric care—all with licensed clinicians and no waitlists.
Whether your child is struggling with anxiety, having a hard time staying focused, or just needs someone to talk to, Cartwheel is here to help. Visit www.cartwheel.org/families to learn more.
🧠 A licensed therapist or psychiatrist with no waitlist, within a matter of days.
🖥️ Telehealth sessions from 8am to 8pm, whenever is most convenient.
🗣️ Care in several languages, including English, Spanish, and others.
✅ If you have Medicaid, care is free. We're an in-network provider for most other insurance plans.
🫶 Individual therapy sessions are available for students in grades 3+ and parent guidance sessions are available at all grade levels, providing families with the right level of support at the right time.
Speak with your School Counselor for questions.
LCHS would like to recognize the awesome IT Professionals who keep our school connected, our data secure, and our Student Information System running smoothly. Cindy, Jeff, Guy, and Carolyn - Thank you!
Attention Football fans...the JV game again Aquinas on Thursday, Sept. 17th has been cancelled.
Members of the LCHS Red Pride Marching Band greeted LCES students as they arrived at school this morning and assisted with car rider and bus duty.
USA Day at LCHS
Honoring those who lost their lives in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
REMINDER ~ Tomorrow (9/11) is the last day for Fall picture orders to receive free shipping to the school and to choose your yearbook image. If you have questions, contact Michelle Ashe Photography at 706-833-5097.
In Unit 2, Mrs. Cobb’s class learned about the Internet, digital safety, and how to prevent cyberbullying and online disinhibition. They illustrated different topics, examples, and aspects that their classmates could learn from under those three umbrellas. It was a fun group project that let students be creative and apply what they learned.
LCHS would like to recognize Mrs. Beggs for her commitment to Lincoln County Schools. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to our students’ success.
LCHS would like to wish Dr. Howie Gunby, Superintendent of Schools, a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Happy Labor Day...Enjoy Monday, Sept. 7 & Tuesday, Sept. 8 off! Students return Wednesday, September 9th (PIT Stop Schedule).
Neon Day at LCHS
LC vs Aquinas Football Tickets can be purchased from Mrs. Duncan’s window at LCHS until 2:45 pm today.
Red Devils greeted LCES students as they arrived by bus and car this morning.
Dear Parents, Guardians, and Lincoln County Community,
On Friday, September 4th, Lincoln County Schools will conduct a routine intruder safety drill in accordance with the Georgia Safe Schools Act.
Our goal is to train students and staff to respond calmly, confidentially, and effectively. School staff will guide students through the process in an age-appropriate and supportive manner.
Neighbors and community members may notice an increased presence of emergency vehicles or law enforcement personnel near our campuses during the drill. Please be assured that this is a planned, controlled exercise and there is no active threat or emergency.
Thank you for your support in keeping our schools safe. Please contact the BOE office with any questions.
On Friday, September 4th, Lincoln County Schools will conduct a routine intruder safety drill in accordance with the Georgia Safe Schools Act.
Our goal is to train students and staff to respond calmly, confidentially, and effectively. School staff will guide students through the process in an age-appropriate and supportive manner.
Neighbors and community members may notice an increased presence of emergency vehicles or law enforcement personnel near our campuses during the drill. Please be assured that this is a planned, controlled exercise and there is no active threat or emergency.
Thank you for your support in keeping our schools safe. Please contact the BOE office with any questions.
Mrs. Patton’s Physics class used golf to demonstrate how velocity and acceleration play a part in sports. Students measured distance and time traveled for four different types of balls, then used that data to calculate velocity and acceleration for each attempt. This wraps up the current unit and rolls into their next unit on forces.