Check out the LC Community events happening next week, Nov 1st - Nov 7th!
*Tuesday, Nov 3rd, 2026 @ 1 PM
LCPC is hosting Cozy Crafters! DIY Fabric Journals for all ages!
*Wednesday, Nov 4th, 2026 @ 1-4 PM
LCHD is hosting a free Child Safety Program! Free car seat inspections and installations.
*Thursday, Nov 5th, 2026
LCPL is having Story Time for ages 2 & under at 11 AM!
A reading of the story Chautauqua: Henry Clay, welcoming all ages at 5 PM!
*Friday, Nov 6th, 2026 @ 4 PM
LCPL is having a Blackout Poetry Night for all ages!
*Saturday, Nov 7th, 2026 @ 3-7 PM
LC Extension Office is hosting the Taste of Fall Festival at the LC Fairgrounds! Chili Cook-off, Pumpkin Decorating Contest, and Pie Eating Contest! Along with vendors and booths!
*Tuesday, Nov 3rd, 2026 @ 1 PM
LCPC is hosting Cozy Crafters! DIY Fabric Journals for all ages!
*Wednesday, Nov 4th, 2026 @ 1-4 PM
LCHD is hosting a free Child Safety Program! Free car seat inspections and installations.
*Thursday, Nov 5th, 2026
LCPL is having Story Time for ages 2 & under at 11 AM!
A reading of the story Chautauqua: Henry Clay, welcoming all ages at 5 PM!
*Friday, Nov 6th, 2026 @ 4 PM
LCPL is having a Blackout Poetry Night for all ages!
*Saturday, Nov 7th, 2026 @ 3-7 PM
LC Extension Office is hosting the Taste of Fall Festival at the LC Fairgrounds! Chili Cook-off, Pumpkin Decorating Contest, and Pie Eating Contest! Along with vendors and booths!
Today, as we celebrate Senior Night, we are highlighting our LCHS Cheerleading Senior, Miss Hayden Boggs. Hayden plans to continue her cheerleading career at the collegiate level while pursuing a degree in Nursing. Her career goal is to become a NICU Nurse, where she hopes to make a difference in the lives of newborns and their families.
We want to thank Hayden for her incredible dedication and Bulldog pride throughout her LCHS career. Please join us in celebrating Hayden tonight on Senior Night! 📣
Senior Night Activities: 7:00 PM
Lawrence County vs Boyd County: Kickoff at 7: 30 PM
Photo Credit: Blooming Lens Photography
Please join us in wishing Mrs. Georgie Howard a happy retirement!
We are thankful for the years of dedication, kindness, and hard work she has brought to Lawrence County Schools. Mrs. Howard has made a lasting impression, and while students and staff alike will miss her dearly, we wish her nothing but happiness, relaxation, and new adventures in this next chapter.
Mrs. Kingsmore, LWES Principal, shared her gratitude: "I want to thank Mrs. Howard for all she has done for our students. She loves and cares for them as if they were her own. I have been fortunate enough to work with her over the last three years. We will miss her at Louisa West! "
As her retirement date nears, Mrs. Howard leaves us with these words. "After 20+ years, I'm both excited and apprehensive about retirement. I've had the pleasure of working with the best staff around, and my students have been like my own kids. I love them all so much! I don't know what my future holds, but I doubt that it will be as rewarding as what I've experienced in teaching. Thanks, everybody, for allowing me to be part of Lawrence County Schools. The memories will last a lifetime!"
Mrs. Howard, your presence will be greatly missed throughout our halls at the West!
Thank you for everything you’ve done for so many students in Lawrence County!
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We are thankful for the years of dedication, kindness, and hard work she has brought to Lawrence County Schools. Mrs. Howard has made a lasting impression, and while students and staff alike will miss her dearly, we wish her nothing but happiness, relaxation, and new adventures in this next chapter.
Mrs. Kingsmore, LWES Principal, shared her gratitude: "I want to thank Mrs. Howard for all she has done for our students. She loves and cares for them as if they were her own. I have been fortunate enough to work with her over the last three years. We will miss her at Louisa West! "
As her retirement date nears, Mrs. Howard leaves us with these words. "After 20+ years, I'm both excited and apprehensive about retirement. I've had the pleasure of working with the best staff around, and my students have been like my own kids. I love them all so much! I don't know what my future holds, but I doubt that it will be as rewarding as what I've experienced in teaching. Thanks, everybody, for allowing me to be part of Lawrence County Schools. The memories will last a lifetime!"
Mrs. Howard, your presence will be greatly missed throughout our halls at the West!
Thank you for everything you’ve done for so many students in Lawrence County!
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It's Senior Night for LC Football!
Lawrence County vs Boyd County at LVJR Memorial Field!
Radio Broadcast: 99.3 WKYH & Hudl Live Stream: https://fan.hudl.com/.../17689/lawrence-county-high-school
Senior Night activities will begin at 7:00 PM! Kickoff is set for 7:30 PM!
Let's pack the stands and support our LC Bulldogs on Senior Night!
Let's go, LC Bulldogs!
Yesterday, October 28th, our LCHS Choir students auditioned for the All-State Choir at Morehead State University! Mr. Pack, our dedicated LCHS Choir Instructor, shared, “These students have worked incredibly hard on this!” We wish these talented students the best (left to right): Trae Mabry, Lane Lemaster, Sophie Maynard, Ava Jarrell, Ava Mabry, and Macy Burchett. #LCisHome
Attention LCHS 9th & 10th Grade Families:
Please take a moment to read a message from the Lawrence County Health Department!
Please take a moment to read a message from the Lawrence County Health Department!
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing LEES principal, Mrs. Angel Defield! 🌟
Mrs. Defield works so hard every single day to make Louisa East Elementary the best place to learn, grow, and have fun! From greeting us with a warm smile in the morning to encouraging us in the halls and supporting teachers, her leadership makes a huge difference in our school. Thank you, Mrs. Defield, for your dedication, kindness, and continuous support for our students, staff, and families! Louisa East is so lucky to have you!
Since October is Principal Appreciation Month, we took this opportunity to ask Mrs. Defield who her greatest source of inspiration has been in her life. She shared that her parents, who were both educators, have had the most significant influence on her. She graciously shared, "My greatest inspiration as an educator has always been my parents. ❤️📚 My dad, Mr. Chuck Pack, was a math teacher who taught at LCHS, Tolsia, Fort Gay High School, and ACTC. He was also an avid sports enthusiast who coached and served as the athletic director at LCHS. My mom, Mrs. Billie West, taught at both Louisa West and Louisa East and later served as a reading interventionist before retiring from Lawrence County Schools. Even in retirement, she continues to volunteer her time helping students learn and grow through reading.
Through their example, my parents instilled in me the importance of relationships and the power of building strong, meaningful connections with students and families. They taught me that education is about so much more than academics—it is about knowing your students, believing in them, supporting their families, and helping each child discover their own potential. I am incredibly grateful to have learned from two educators who have dedicated their lives to making a difference in the lives of children. "❤️🐾
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Mrs. Defield works so hard every single day to make Louisa East Elementary the best place to learn, grow, and have fun! From greeting us with a warm smile in the morning to encouraging us in the halls and supporting teachers, her leadership makes a huge difference in our school. Thank you, Mrs. Defield, for your dedication, kindness, and continuous support for our students, staff, and families! Louisa East is so lucky to have you!
Since October is Principal Appreciation Month, we took this opportunity to ask Mrs. Defield who her greatest source of inspiration has been in her life. She shared that her parents, who were both educators, have had the most significant influence on her. She graciously shared, "My greatest inspiration as an educator has always been my parents. ❤️📚 My dad, Mr. Chuck Pack, was a math teacher who taught at LCHS, Tolsia, Fort Gay High School, and ACTC. He was also an avid sports enthusiast who coached and served as the athletic director at LCHS. My mom, Mrs. Billie West, taught at both Louisa West and Louisa East and later served as a reading interventionist before retiring from Lawrence County Schools. Even in retirement, she continues to volunteer her time helping students learn and grow through reading.
Through their example, my parents instilled in me the importance of relationships and the power of building strong, meaningful connections with students and families. They taught me that education is about so much more than academics—it is about knowing your students, believing in them, supporting their families, and helping each child discover their own potential. I am incredibly grateful to have learned from two educators who have dedicated their lives to making a difference in the lives of children. "❤️🐾
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Lawrence County Bulldogs vs. North Laurel Jaguars...Continued Game from Sept 18th, 2026
Game Time: 5:00 PM Let's go, Bulldogs!
Game Link: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/north-laurel-high-school-london-ky/football
Radio Broadcast: 99.3 FM WKYH @ 4:30 PM
The resumed matchup between the Lawrence County Bulldogs and the North Laurel Jaguars is scheduled for Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 6:00 PM EDT at North Laurel High School in London, Kentucky.
Game Context & Background
• Original Date: The game was originally played on September 18, 2026, and was suspended/postponed at halftime due to weather.
• Halftime Score: Lawrence County was leading 13–7 when the game was halted.
• Resumption: The teams are picking up the action right at the start of the third quarter.
New Student Organization at LCHS: Youth Environmental Health Coalition
The Science Department is excited to announce a new student organization at Lawrence County High School: The Youth Environmental Health Coalition. Chaired by Dr. Aggy Vanderpool and partnered with Ms. Patricia Shepherd of the Lawrence County Health Department, the Youth Environmental Health Coalition focuses on how the natural environment affects human health, including water, air, and soil quality. The University of Kentucky Healthy Way Program awarded the YEHC a grant to investigate surface water quality in Blaine Creek in Lawrence County. The study is titled, "Dangerous Waters: The Effects of Surface Water Contamination on Health and Well-Being in Lawrence County, Kentucky". This fall, YEHC students sampled Blaine Creek above and below Yatesville Dam as well as the public launch area at Yatesville Lake. The sampling included multiple water-quality chemical analyses and a quick scan for E. coli bacteria. YEHC students will present their findings in April at the University of Kentucky Healthy Way Appalachian Research Day.
Levi Roddenberry, LCHS Senior, YEHC member and member of the 2026-27 APES Class, shared, "The Youth Environmental Health Coalition has opened doors for leadership opportunities to connect what I learn to real work, and to do work that I really believe in. I hope to help educate the public with our discoveries."
LCHS students who participated in this event include: Rain Gerardi, Elle Parsley, Ethan Preece, Sophie Preece, Michelle Owens, Levi Roddenberry, Caden Slone, and Andrew Wolford.
Reminder! Blaine Elementary School will be hosting its Data Night on Tuesday, Oct. 27th, from 4:30-6:00 PM! We will be serving light refreshments. We hope you will make plans to come out to this informative event! #LCisHome
Reminder! The LCHS science department will be hosting its Fall Science Night on October 27th, from 6:00-8:00 PM! We hope you'll plan to join us for a night where curiosity takes center stage!
Help support our young scientists by:
- Exploring students science projects
- Watch our hands-on science demonstations
- View our grand finale, exploding pumpkins show
Make plans to attend today!
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Help support our young scientists by:
- Exploring students science projects
- Watch our hands-on science demonstations
- View our grand finale, exploding pumpkins show
Make plans to attend today!
#LCisHome
LC Schools celebrates Mrs. Kingsmore, our LWES Principal!
A great principal is the heart of a school, and we are thankful for the vision, dedication, and warmth that Mrs. Kingsmore brings to Louisa West Elementary every day. Leading an elementary school requires a rare balance of leadership and care—qualities she demonstrates effortlessly whether guiding staff, supporting families, or greeting students with an encouraging smile. Mrs. Kingsmore creates a safe and inspiring environment where young minds are nurtured, teachers feel supported, and every child is cheered on to reach their full potential. Thank you, Mrs. Kingsmore, for your unwavering commitment to shaping the future, one student at a time!
As Mrs. Kingsmore looked back to those who helped shape who she is today, she selected her fourth-grade teacher, Mrs. Akers, who left a significant mark on her life. She shared, "Sherita Akers was my fourth-grade teacher. It was the first year that fourth grade was in the now-Louisa East. She always had a smile on her face and made us all feel special every day. She was patient and kind, always wore the most beautiful jewelry, and had her “teaching outfits”…the kind that everyone wants to bring back today in the elementary world. To me, she was the definition of what you would expect in an elementary school teacher, plus much more. As I began my career as a teacher, she was there every step of the way. I ended up teaching down the hall from her for many years as a fourth-grade teacher. She constantly checked in on me, helped when needed, and loved my students just as she did for me when I was their age. She has always remained graceful, resilient, and made everyone feel special. I hope to carry these qualities with me as I work with my students and staff. She has supported and encouraged me through every step of my career. One of the best teachers and an all-around great human, in my books! Although she’s retired, I’m lucky because now my own babies get to feel her love and support as they grow up! This is a picture of Mrs. Akers and me on the 2022 Safety Patrol Trip. "
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Important GEAR UP ELEVATE survey for 7th, 8th, and 12th grade students!
Parents and students, please complete the GEAR UP ELEVATE surveys by this Friday, October 16th!
The GEAR UP ELEVATE's focus is to help students pursue higher education!
- Increase postsecondary access
- Improve social-emotional learning, academic, and career development
- Exposure to college options, academic support, and financial aid guidance
Again, please complete the surveys by Friday, October 16, 2026! We appreciate you taking the time to complete these important surveys!
You can click on the survey links below or scan the QR codes.
Student Survey
https://forms.gle/fXYXYqmcfBBurTyo9
Parent/Guardian Survey
https://forms.gle/AVdJiP9NuhDprqHq7
Parents and students, please complete the GEAR UP ELEVATE surveys by this Friday, October 16th!
The GEAR UP ELEVATE's focus is to help students pursue higher education!
- Increase postsecondary access
- Improve social-emotional learning, academic, and career development
- Exposure to college options, academic support, and financial aid guidance
Again, please complete the surveys by Friday, October 16, 2026! We appreciate you taking the time to complete these important surveys!
You can click on the survey links below or scan the QR codes.
Student Survey
https://forms.gle/fXYXYqmcfBBurTyo9
Parent/Guardian Survey
https://forms.gle/AVdJiP9NuhDprqHq7
Congratulations to our LCHS Ladies Soccer players, who made the All-Region Teams!
1st Team: Harper Cline
2nd Team: Dakota Thornsbury, Gabriella Perry, Kathy "Lizzie" Mynhier
Honorable Mentions: Amity Runyon, Addyson Howard, & Briana Janka
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Congratulations to our LCHS Boys Soccer Team!
Huge congratulations to the Lawrence County High School Boys Soccer team on finishing an incredible season as the 15th Region Runner-up!
Mrs. Webb, LC Superintendent, praised the team's hard work and progress:
"I am so proud of our LCHS boys' soccer team! They've shown incredible growth this year and finished the season as the regional runner-up! As always, go Dawgs!"
We are thrilled to recognize our 1st Team All-Region players, Cooper Vinson and Isaac Febish; our 2nd Team All-Region players, Maddox Webb and Jack Cline; and our Honorable Mentions, Bobby Baisden and Levi Hensley. Congratulations to these athletes for their outstanding achievements!
Thank you to our players, coaches, their families, and fans for a fantastic season! We are so proud of your dedication and achievements!
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Huge congratulations to the Lawrence County High School Boys Soccer team on finishing an incredible season as the 15th Region Runner-up!
Mrs. Webb, LC Superintendent, praised the team's hard work and progress:
"I am so proud of our LCHS boys' soccer team! They've shown incredible growth this year and finished the season as the regional runner-up! As always, go Dawgs!"
We are thrilled to recognize our 1st Team All-Region players, Cooper Vinson and Isaac Febish; our 2nd Team All-Region players, Maddox Webb and Jack Cline; and our Honorable Mentions, Bobby Baisden and Levi Hensley. Congratulations to these athletes for their outstanding achievements!
Thank you to our players, coaches, their families, and fans for a fantastic season! We are so proud of your dedication and achievements!
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Fallsburg Parents & Guardians,
We want to share an important update regarding this afternoon’s dismissal. After high school dismissal, two of our LCHS buses traveling to FES were involved in a minor accident. We are relieved to share that no injuries were reported. Local authorities quickly responded, processed the scene, and gave the all-clear. All elementary and high school buses have now departed Fallsburg Elementary, and students are on their way home. We appreciate your patience and understanding!
We want to share an important update regarding this afternoon’s dismissal. After high school dismissal, two of our LCHS buses traveling to FES were involved in a minor accident. We are relieved to share that no injuries were reported. Local authorities quickly responded, processed the scene, and gave the all-clear. All elementary and high school buses have now departed Fallsburg Elementary, and students are on their way home. We appreciate your patience and understanding!
Attention Fallsburg Parents & Guardians,
Please be advised that bus dismissal from Fallsburg Elementary School will be delayed this afternoon. As a result, students riding the bus may arrive home later than scheduled.
Alternative Pick-Up: If you are able and would prefer to pick up your child directly from the school, you may do so now. We are actively monitoring the bus situation and will send out further updates as soon as additional information becomes available.
We appreciate your patience and understanding!
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Please be advised that bus dismissal from Fallsburg Elementary School will be delayed this afternoon. As a result, students riding the bus may arrive home later than scheduled.
Alternative Pick-Up: If you are able and would prefer to pick up your child directly from the school, you may do so now. We are actively monitoring the bus situation and will send out further updates as soon as additional information becomes available.
We appreciate your patience and understanding!
#LCisHome
Congratulations to LCHS FFA at Nationals in Indianapolis, IN!
Huge congratulations to Lawrence County High School FFA members Preslie Laney and Skyler Horn for their outstanding performance at the FFA Quiz!
Competing against 300 students from across the country, both delivered incredible results:
- Preslie Laney placed in the TOP 10, setting both a personal best and a chapter record!
- Skyler Horn earned a spot in the TOP 50 in her very first FFA Quiz competition!
We are exceptionally proud of their dedication to learning all there is to know about FFA!
Please join us in celebrating Preslie and Skyler on their extraordinary achievements!
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Huge congratulations to Lawrence County High School FFA members Preslie Laney and Skyler Horn for their outstanding performance at the FFA Quiz!
Competing against 300 students from across the country, both delivered incredible results:
- Preslie Laney placed in the TOP 10, setting both a personal best and a chapter record!
- Skyler Horn earned a spot in the TOP 50 in her very first FFA Quiz competition!
We are exceptionally proud of their dedication to learning all there is to know about FFA!
Please join us in celebrating Preslie and Skyler on their extraordinary achievements!
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Celebrating Principal Appreciation Month at Lawrence County High School!
In honor of National Principal Appreciation Month, LCHS proudly recognizes our high school principal, Mrs. McDavid, for her dedicated leadership, passion, and vision. A great principal sets the tone for an entire school—making an environment where both students and teachers feel supported, valued, and empowered to succeed.
Reflecting on the impact educators can have, Mrs. McDavid shares a personal perspective about two role models who shaped her own journey: "When I think about the educators who made the biggest difference in my life, I have to choose my parents because they both taught me something different that I still carry with me today. My mom has always had a way of making people feel heard, welcomed, and important. She sees the good in people and situations, and she is naturally everyone's biggest cheerleader. I also learned a lot about work ethic just by watching how much time and care she put into preparing for her classes each week. My dad taught me to be comfortable being myself and not spend too much time worrying about what other people think. He treated students with respect and taught in a way that made people want to listen and learn. I was lucky enough to have him as my teacher my senior year, and I learned so much from him about the world and about life. As a principal now, I see pieces of both of them in the way I lead. I want people to feel supported and valued, but I also want to be genuine, treat people right, and create a school where students and adults feel comfortable being themselves."
This commitment to partnership, character, and community lies at the core of effective education. As educational researcher Anne T. Henderson noted: "When parents are involved in their children’s education, the kids do better in school, the schools get better, and the community benefits." Thank you, Mrs. McDavid, for leading Lawrence County High School with heart, wisdom, and an unwavering commitment to our students and staff!
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In honor of National Principal Appreciation Month, LCHS proudly recognizes our high school principal, Mrs. McDavid, for her dedicated leadership, passion, and vision. A great principal sets the tone for an entire school—making an environment where both students and teachers feel supported, valued, and empowered to succeed.
Reflecting on the impact educators can have, Mrs. McDavid shares a personal perspective about two role models who shaped her own journey: "When I think about the educators who made the biggest difference in my life, I have to choose my parents because they both taught me something different that I still carry with me today. My mom has always had a way of making people feel heard, welcomed, and important. She sees the good in people and situations, and she is naturally everyone's biggest cheerleader. I also learned a lot about work ethic just by watching how much time and care she put into preparing for her classes each week. My dad taught me to be comfortable being myself and not spend too much time worrying about what other people think. He treated students with respect and taught in a way that made people want to listen and learn. I was lucky enough to have him as my teacher my senior year, and I learned so much from him about the world and about life. As a principal now, I see pieces of both of them in the way I lead. I want people to feel supported and valued, but I also want to be genuine, treat people right, and create a school where students and adults feel comfortable being themselves."
This commitment to partnership, character, and community lies at the core of effective education. As educational researcher Anne T. Henderson noted: "When parents are involved in their children’s education, the kids do better in school, the schools get better, and the community benefits." Thank you, Mrs. McDavid, for leading Lawrence County High School with heart, wisdom, and an unwavering commitment to our students and staff!
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Celebrating Red Ribbon Week at LC Schools! Next week, our LC Schools will be honoring Red Ribbon Week! Be sure to check your school's posts to discover the exciting activities they have planned for the week ahead!
The Importance of Red Ribbon Week for Our Students! Red Ribbon Week is the nation’s oldest and largest drug prevention awareness initiative. This week provides a dedicated opportunity for schools, families, and communities to unite in promoting the significance of making safe, healthy, and drug-free choices.
Throughout the week, our emphasis extends beyond simply saying “no.” Students will learn how to:
- Make Healthy Choices & Decisions
- Build Character & Confidence
- Identify Trusted Adults
How Parents & the Community Can Get Involved! Drug prevention is most effective when schools and families work together. Here’s how you can support our students during this week:
- Start a dialogue by discussing safe choices and the risks associated with substance use with your child.
- Join in on spirit days and encourage your child to participate in our Red Ribbon Week dress-up days and activities.
- Let’s all serve as role models by promoting positive, healthy habits at home.
Together, we can work to build a safer, healthier future for our youth!
#LCisHome
The Importance of Red Ribbon Week for Our Students! Red Ribbon Week is the nation’s oldest and largest drug prevention awareness initiative. This week provides a dedicated opportunity for schools, families, and communities to unite in promoting the significance of making safe, healthy, and drug-free choices.
Throughout the week, our emphasis extends beyond simply saying “no.” Students will learn how to:
- Make Healthy Choices & Decisions
- Build Character & Confidence
- Identify Trusted Adults
How Parents & the Community Can Get Involved! Drug prevention is most effective when schools and families work together. Here’s how you can support our students during this week:
- Start a dialogue by discussing safe choices and the risks associated with substance use with your child.
- Join in on spirit days and encourage your child to participate in our Red Ribbon Week dress-up days and activities.
- Let’s all serve as role models by promoting positive, healthy habits at home.
Together, we can work to build a safer, healthier future for our youth!
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