UPDATE FOR FAMILIES:
Regarding the threat reported late last night involving a Lincoln County High School student, law enforcement has taken the student into custody.
We are continuing to maintain additional security measures across all campuses today. Extra police officers remain on site, monitoring entrances and patrolling throughout the day.
Thank you for your cooperation and support in keeping our schools safe. For immediate questions, please contact our office at 706-359-3742.
Dr. Howie F. Gunby
Superintendent of Schools
Regarding the threat reported late last night involving a Lincoln County High School student, law enforcement has taken the student into custody.
We are continuing to maintain additional security measures across all campuses today. Extra police officers remain on site, monitoring entrances and patrolling throughout the day.
Thank you for your cooperation and support in keeping our schools safe. For immediate questions, please contact our office at 706-359-3742.
Dr. Howie F. Gunby
Superintendent of Schools
Dear Lincoln County School System Families,
Late yesterday evening, school administration was alerted to a social media threat involving a Lincoln County High School student. School administration notified local law enforcement immediately, and the investigation remains active.
As a precaution, additional law enforcement officers will be on campus, monitoring entrances, and patrolling the campus throughout the day.
We take every threat seriously and remain in direct communication with law enforcement.
Thank you for your cooperation. If you have immediate questions, please contact our office at 706-359-3742.
Dr. Howie F. Gunby
Superintendent of Schools
Late yesterday evening, school administration was alerted to a social media threat involving a Lincoln County High School student. School administration notified local law enforcement immediately, and the investigation remains active.
As a precaution, additional law enforcement officers will be on campus, monitoring entrances, and patrolling the campus throughout the day.
We take every threat seriously and remain in direct communication with law enforcement.
Thank you for your cooperation. If you have immediate questions, please contact our office at 706-359-3742.
Dr. Howie F. Gunby
Superintendent of Schools
Check out what is going on this week at LCES! Students are excited that the snack cart begins this week during lunch. Parents/guardians can add money to your student's account at www.myschoolbucks.com.
Please join us in welcoming Mrs. Jessica Hawes to our nutrition team! We are excited to welcome her and her family to Lincoln County!
Fall fundraiser information came home yesterday with students! We are truly thankful for supporting our school and purchasing these wonderful products! Happy shopping!
Thank you for partnering with us to keep our children healthy! Please stop by the school to drop off medications for your child(ren) as there are forms parents/guardians must sign. If you have any questions, please reach out to our school nurse, Mrs. Williford at (706)359-3449.
We are excited to kick-off our fall fundraiser, Charleston Wrap! Detailed information will come home with students tomorrow! Check out this video:
https://vimeo.com/1207726244
https://vimeo.com/1207726244
Picture day is tomorrow! Please dress accordingly.
Check out what is going on this week at LCES!
Lincoln County Schools is committed to providing safe, inclusive learning environments for all students and staff. As part of those efforts, we are implementing the “Say Something Anonymous Reporting System.”
The program educates students (4-12), educators and administrators on how to recognize the signs and signals of individuals who may be at-risk of hurting themselves or others and encourages them to report that behavior through an anonymous reporting system. Please click here to learn more: https://lces.lincolncountyschools.org/o/lces/page/anonymous-reporting-system
The program educates students (4-12), educators and administrators on how to recognize the signs and signals of individuals who may be at-risk of hurting themselves or others and encourages them to report that behavior through an anonymous reporting system. Please click here to learn more: https://lces.lincolncountyschools.org/o/lces/page/anonymous-reporting-system
Mark your calendars for our fall book fair that will take place September 9-15, 2026!
We are excited to welcome Ms. Mattie Christian to the LCES Nutrition Team! She has a sweet spirit and the students are enjoying getting to know her. We are so glad she is here!
We are looking forward to seeing everyone tonight at our grade level orientation and volunteer training!
Please check your child's folder tonight for important information such as signing up for the Good News after school, pre-orders for the spirit store, a reminder from cheer camp, read the school-wide newsletter and PTO's newsletter too!
The first spirit store of the year will take place Friday, August 14, from 7:30-7:55am! Students are encouraged to eat breakfast first and then go to the spirit store before class. Go Big Red!
Farmers State Bank dropped off flowers as a surprise to our front office this week! It surely has made the office bright and cheery! We are so thankful for our community support.
We are excited to announce that ice cream will be available for $1 starting this Friday, August 14, 2026.
Make plans to join us this Thursday, August 13, for our grade level orientation night! Food trucks will be on campus as well.
These sweet ladies volunteered their time last week to help our staff prepare for the school year! We are so thankful for our sweet community members and their support!
Tomorrow is Freedom Friday! All students will walk independently to their classrooms. Parents are asked to remain in the car rider line. Thank you!
