Proficient in Reading:
Elementary 34% - Middle 29% - High 28%
Distinguished in Reading:
Elementary 17% - Middle 14% - High 8%
Proficient in Math:
Elementary 27% - Middle 28% - High 24%
Distinguished in Math:
Elementary 6% - Middle 8% - High 3%
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It's Football Friday! Tonight, the LC Bulldogs will take on the Ashland Tomcats at Putnam Stadium! Let's travel to Ashland to support our boys! If you can't make the trip this evening, you can find game coverage on 99.3 WKYH FM, with pregame coverage beginning at 6:30 PM. Also, My Town TV is the network that will livestream the game. We wish our Bulldogs the best of luck tonight! Let's go, Bulldogs!

Game Date: Friday, Sept 4th
Game Time/Kickoff: 7:30 PM
Game Location: Putnam Stadium, 2800 Kansas St, Ashland, KY 41102

Tickets: $5 Per Person ( Ages 10 and under are free!)
Fans can purchase tickets at the gate with cash. Digital tickets are also available through GoFan.  Fans can go to GoFan.com and search for Ashland Blazer to find the game.
15 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A poster with a red and black theme reads "GAME DAY, LET'S GO BULLDOGS, BEAT THE TOMCATS!" It shows teams Lawrence County Bulldogs vs. Ashland Tomcats, date Friday, September 4th, and time 7:30 PM.
Reminder *No School* Labor Day is Monday, September 7th!

*Please note that all of the LC school offices and the central office will also be CLOSED!*

We hope our staff, students, and their families enjoy the upcoming long weekend! School will resume on Tuesday, September 8th!
15 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A reminder sign with a calendar displaying "September 7, Monday" and the words "REMINDER" in red.
Mathematics Achievement Fund (MAF) at FES

Today, Mr. Spears, FES's third-grade teacher and MAF leader, and Ms. Pack, the FES math coach, delivered a lesson focused on understanding multiplication expressions.

The class explored how to recognize patterns in skip counting, specifically focusing on their 2s and 5s. The lesson included various paired activities designed to encourage students to think critically about different methods of grouping numbers to reach the same total. Ms. Pack also projected student work on the whiteboard to showcase different approaches and illustrate how students might group numbers differently yet still arrive at the same answer, thereby supporting diverse learning strategies.

Mr. Spear and Ms. Pack have dedicated the last year and the beginning of this school year to prioritizing lessons that promote concepts rather than mere memorization. Additionally, they are encouraging students to explore multiple strategies for solving their mathematical problems. They are doing an excellent job in transforming the way mathematics is taught at FES, enabling students to gain a deeper understanding of how to tackle their mathematical challenges. #LCisHome
16 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A classroom with tables, a teacher, and a male presenter at the front, and children seated around.
Two children, one with glasses and a bow, the other with brown hair, are writing in a book.
Two children, a boy and a girl, are in a classroom, standing by lockers. The girl has long hair.
A woman in a blue robe assists two students at a desk. One student looks up, and the other writes.
Classroom with students sitting at tables. One student has hand on forehead while another holds up a pencil.
A teacher stands at the front of a classroom. Students sit in front, watching a presentation on a screen.
Two students seated at a desk in a classroom. One is writing with a pencil, another looks over.
Two young girls, one with glasses, stand in a classroom. One holds a book, the other holds a paper, and they are pointing. Chairs and desks are around them.
A woman helps two children at a desk. A white board with papers is on the wall.
An adult woman holds a paper and guides two children sitting by lockers, reading papers, in a classroom.
Fall is in the air! And Mr. Bradshaw's carpentry class is busy designing, constructing, and painting pumpkins in their workshop! These pumpkins are for sale in the LCHS front office! Mrs. Jennifer and Mrs. Jenny will be glad to help you find the perfect pumpkin! The prices range up to $20 for the larger and 3-D pumpkins. Mr. Bradshaw explained that the lumber for this project comes from the old gymnasium bleachers, which were replaced last year. So, be sure to grab a part of LCHS history and help support the LCHS carpentry class today! #LCisHome
16 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A woman with glasses holding three orange pumpkins sits at a desk with eight smaller orange pumpkin-shaped objects.
Orange pumpkins arranged in a row on a white floor, with a gray wall and white tiles in the background.
Several people observe a man operating a large machine in a wood shop. One man leans over to inspect the machine.
Two men are in a workshop. One is cutting wood on a saw while the other watches.
A group of men in a workshop; one is examining a piece of wood while another looks on.
Two young men are working together in a workshop, one wearing glasses and measuring a wooden plank.
Three people in a workshop. One in a black shirt is cutting wood with a saw.
Four individuals in a workshop, one bent over a machine, another holding a piece of paper.
A workshop table displays four orange wooden boards secured by blue clamps. A tool box and assorted tools are nearby.
Three people are in a workshop, looking at a wooden structure on a table. A man in a red shirt is explaining.

Save the Date! In September, our elementary schools honor Grandparents' Day! We encourage all grandparents to join us in celebrating this special occasion alongside our students! Be sure to take a look at the flyers for additional information about the celebration at your child's school!

School Celebrations:
Louisa West Elementary School- Grandparents' Game Night on Thursday, Sept 10th!
Fallsburg Elementary - Grandparents' Day Parade on Thursday, Sept 10th!
Louisa East Elementary School- Grandparents' Day Celebration on Tuesday, Sept 8th!

17 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A colorful invitation for Grandparents Day Celebration Game Night at Louisa West Elementary School on September 10th.
An invitation for Grandparents Parade at Fallsburg Elementary. Two adults and two kids in a car waving. Details include date, time, location.
Event poster with three ice cream cones, red hearts, and paw prints. Text reads: "Happy Grandparents Day! Celebration Louisa East Sept 8 4:00 - 5:00 PM."
Exciting Update! LCHS Health Sciences Internships are Underway!

LCHS Health Sciences internships are officially underway! Our first-semester pre-nursing students are gaining valuable experience at Jordan Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center. Meanwhile, our pharmacy technician students are working at Three Rivers Medical Center, and our dental assisting students are interning at Dr. Marc Lester's office and Valley Health-Fort Gay.

These students benefit from 2-3 hours of hands-on learning each school day, directly from healthcare professionals. We are incredibly grateful for our community partners and the valuable opportunities they offer to the students of Lawrence County!

Pre-Nursing Internship Students: Georgia Jude, Preslie Laney, Anna Fitch, Kara Spillman, Payton Ratliff, Hayden Boggs, Leah Branham, Natalie Simpson, Kayli Jackson.
Pharmacy Technician Internship Students: Abby Pridemore, Abby King.
Dental Assisting Internship Students: Charly Curnutte, Dakota Thornsbury
17 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A group of women in matching black uniforms stand in a row outside a building.
Two women in black uniforms stand on a hospital's sidewalk, with trees and a fence in the background.
A woman in pink scrubs stands in front of a brick house with a green lawn.
A woman in a black shirt smiles in front of a "Valley Health" sign. A pole with a signboard stands behind her.
Congratulations to Owen Goble, the LCHS August 2026 Student of The Month!

Our 4-R's are:
Be Responsible, Be Respectful, Be Ready, Build Relationships

Owen's teachers gave some examples of why he was selected as Student of the Month.
- He has a great attitude and gives effort in class!
- He demonstrates what it means to learn, grow, and keep moving further ahead!

Way to go, Owen!
#LCisHome
18 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A young man stands holding a plaque with "Student of the Month" in red letters.
Please join us in welcoming our newest LC School District employees! We are excited to have you as part of the LC School family!

- Mrs. Laura Newsome, District Guidance Counselor
- Ms. Stella Setzer, Payroll Clerk

We are excited to have these ladies on our team, helping our district move forward! #LCisHome
18 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Red background with a paw print. Two photos of women, one smiling, both with names. "Lawrence County Schools New District Employee Spotlight" in bold.
Our LC Transportation Department welcomes our new bus monitors to the district!
We appreciate their supervision, their assistance in ensuring student safety, and their assistance with loading and unloading our buses.
- Michelle Cosgrove
- Nichole Dowd
- Anna Holley
- Jamie Liming
18 days ago, Sarah Gauze
An advertisement shows four women's photos with their names and a logo for Lawrence County Schools.

We are excited to welcome our new food service staff to our schools!
- Elizabeth Berry, LMS Cafeteria Manager
- Daniela Holman, FES
- Ashlee Lemaster, LEES
- Alexis Sanders, LCHS
- Sonya Sprouse, FES

We appreciate all of these ladies for their hard work and dedication to our students! #LCisHome

18 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A group of women wearing gray shirts pose on stairs in a stadium, highlighting new hires.
Save the Date for the 2026 LCHS Powderpuff Game!

The LCHS Powderpuff Game is just a week away, scheduled for Tuesday, September 8th at 7 PM at the JVJR Memorial Field! Tickets are $5 for students and adults. Make sure to join us for an evening filled with competitive excitement between the classes! Prepare for a fun night of powderpuff action! #LCisHome
18 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Poster with red, white, and black design. Bulldog image, text "LC is Home" and "Powderpuff Game". Date: Sept 8, time: 7 PM, location: LC Football Field. Tickets: $5 per person.
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18 days ago, Joey McClanahan
At LMS, we are thrilled to introduce our new team members! Some of these individuals are existing staff members who have transitioned into new roles. We wholeheartedly welcome everyone to our team! This year is set to be fantastic at LMS!
19 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A red and white poster features six women in circles with their names and roles. Background is solid red.
Louisa West Elementary School is thrilled to introduce several new members to our staff this year! We are truly excited to have them join our team. This promises to be a fantastic year filled with foundational growth and enriching learning experiences!
19 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A black and red-patterned poster features six female employees, each with their name, title, and a small headshot.
Welcoming our new Louisa East Elementary staff! We are so excited to see these new faces in the office and hallways! It is going to be a great school year!
19 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A red and white poster features three people. Names and job titles are listed under each photo.
Lawrence County High School welcomes its new staff members! We have some new faces and are excited to have alumni who have made their way back to LC!
19 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A promotional poster for Lawrence County High School features six employee headshots. Titles include JagKY Instructor, Assistant, and Social Studies Teacher.
Fallsburg Elementary School has some new staff members this year! We are excited to welcome them as FES Dragons!
19 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Four women in circular frames. Jessica Barker, Lindsay Endicott, Heather Richardson, and Sarah Toy. Text reads "Fallsburg Elementary New Employee Spotlight."
Blaine Elementary School has new faces in its hallways this year! We want to welcome them into their new roles at BES!
19 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A banner with an orange background displays circular photos of individuals. Names and roles are below each photo, including School Nurse, Instructional Assistant, etc.
As we all settle into the 2026 school year, we are excited to introduce you to our administration and principalship teams for Lawrence County Schools! Our team is committed to building schools that prioritize academic achievement and build safe, welcoming, and positive school environments. We are continuing to establish strong connections, communication, and partnerships among our schools, families, and local organizations to support student success. Let's keep working together to motivate our students to have the best school year ever!

#LCisHome
19 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A group of people in red jackets and formal attire stands in front of a building.
Urgent Attention! TRAFFIC ALERT: Starting Monday, August 31st

Late this week, LC Schools received notification about the upcoming restoration project for the Louisa/Fort Gay bridge deck.
- This project is projected to last two months.
- The construction will affect traffic in the downtown area.
- Our primary concern is that morning drop-off and dismissal at Louisa East Elementary School will be significantly disrupted.

Traffic Guidelines to Follow:
- Important! Do NOT block any intersections at any time!
- Please enter at the red light on Main Cross Street or Madison Street.
- The exit route should remain normal, but please **do not line up** along Franklin Street as this will obstruct buses traveling between the West and East Elementary Schools.

The Louisa Police Department has provided a map indicating acceptable streets in yellow and
non-acceptable streets in orange where lining up is not permitted.

Please allow extra time for traffic delays and exercise patience during this construction process! #LCisHome
21 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Red sign with white text. "Attention Please!" "Traffic Alert" informs of construction starting on August 31st. Map shows orange streets where lining up is not permitted.
An aerial view of a town showing a main road with highlighted routes. Buildings and streets are visible.