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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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Blaine Elementary School has new faces in its hallways this year! We want to welcome them into their new roles at BES!
7 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
7 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
9 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.
Claire Dutton, an 8th-grader at Louisa Middle, had an amazing week showing livestock at the Kentucky State Fair! Preparing for the show requires a tremendous amount of effort. Each day, animals need to be fed, watered, and trained to get them ready for the show ring. We are thrilled to share Claire's achievements from the 2026 KY State Fair!

- 2nd in the Spotted Breeding Gilts Class
- 2nd place in the KY Proud category
- 5th place in Showmanship
- 4th in Hereford Gilts Class
- 6th in Berkshire Market Class
- 8th place in Heavyweight Dark Cross Market Class
10 days ago, Sarah Gauze
A young person stands before a banner for the Kentucky State Fair, holding a medal.

Help Support the LCHS Candleberry Prom Fundraiser!!!

The LCHS junior class is currently promoting their Candleberry Prom Fundraiser! Every purchase will help to support the LCHS Junior/Senior Prom! Questions? Please email Mr. Cornette, the junior class sponsor, at adam.cornette@lawrence.kyschools.us for more information!

All LCHS juniors have product brochures and can take your orders! Orders can be paid by cash/check or placed online using the link. Please make checks payable to LCHS with the memo "Class of 2028."

https://fundraising.candleberry.com/?ref=LawrenceCountyHSClassOf2028

10 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Candles displayed on a wooden surface. The candles have different colors and scents. Text on the banner reads "LCHS Candleberry Candles."
Congratulations to the newly elected 2026 LCHS Class Officers!

9th Grade: (Left to Right)
Treasurer- Cash Curnutte
Vice President- Ava Vanhoose
President- Gracie Woods
Secretary- Brealyn Spradlin
Representative- Paisley Jones

10th Grade: (Left to Right)
Representative- Aubrey Brady
Secretary- Macy Burchett
President- Rylan Russell
Vice President- Anna Hylton
Treasurer- Lizzie Mynhier
Representative- Laila Dolen

11th Grade: (Left to Right)
Representative- Sam Spradlin
Vice President- Rebekah Whitt
President- Addison Bowen
Secretary- Erinne Horn
Representative- Blair Cantrell
Treasurer- Cole Robinette (Not Pictured)

12th Grade: (Left to Right)
Representative- Bayla Frazier
Treasurer- Tomi Vinson
Secretary- Aryn Huffman
President- Charly Curnutte
Vice President- Caroline See
Representative- Kendyl Webb
10 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Five people in casual attire, with different colored tops and jeans, standing in front of a wooden wall.
Five young adults stand together, smiling for a photo. Three wear white, and two wear red. Behind them, a wooden wall.
Five young women stand together against a wooden wall. They wear varied school-themed attire, including red and black shirts and a white t-shirt.
Five young women in matching tops and different bottoms stand in a row against a wooden wall.

Celebrating Adam Chaffins, LCHS Class of 2006, Grand Ole Opry Debut Tonight at 7:00 PM!

Tonight, our very own Adam Chaffins, a proud member of the LCHS Class of 2006, will be making his debut on the Grand Ole Opry stage! We are immensely proud of our talented students who are realizing their dreams and making an impact.

After graduating, he moved to Nashville, TN, and has continued to thrive in his musical journey. Adam is now a gifted songwriter and instrumentalist, collaborating with notable acts such as Billy Strings, Lee Ann Womack, and Jake Owen.

Tonight, we will cheer as he steps onto the Grand Ole Opry stage to achieve yet another milestone. We are so proud of you, Adam, and wish you all the best on this momentous occasion! To find out more about Adam's incredible journey, check out the article at https://www.opry.com/artists/adam-chaffins today!

10 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Adam Chaffins in sunglasses standing outside. A white wall and building are behind them.

Congratulations to LCHS BioMed students Erinne Horn and Ava Jarrell!

Erinne has earned a position as a Rural Health Scholar through the Northeast KY AREC! This program focuses on college preparation, health career exploration, and invaluable academic support.

Ava has been selected to the Northeast Area Health Education Center's-- Creating Healthcare Advancement and Rural Growth through Nursing Education (CHARGE) program. This program provides career exploration, learning resources, professional mentoring, and job shadowing opportunities for students interested in pursuing a nursing degree.

We are excited and so proud of both of these students as they work toward a future in the healthcare industry! #LCisHome

11 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Woman with blonde hair holds up certificate. Paper reads "NORTHEAST KENTUCKY AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER" and "Erin Horn" with a signature.
A young person with blonde hair holds a framed certificate with a green background. The certificate reads "Ava Jarrell."

Congratulations to Shane Howard, an eighth-grade student at Louisa Middle School, for achieving **3rd Place** in the Class 1 Hereford Gilt category. Additionally, he has now secured **2nd Place - Reserve Champion** in the Hereford Market Hog category! Way to represent Lawrence County at the KY State Fair! #LCisHome

11 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Person in a red shirt standing next to a pig. Behind them is a banner reading "Kentucky State Air".
A man with a Reserve Champion sign stands in an indoor livestock pen, holding a blue ribbon.
Attendance Matters! Attending school every day promotes social growth for our students!

*Making Friends* Daily contact helps students build lasting relationships!
*Teamwork* Group projects and play help teach sharing, listening, and the ability to resolve conflicts peacefully!
*Support Systems* Our staff and schools work hard to guide and promote emotional well-being for our students!

The attendance poster was designed by Mrs. Brown's art student, Ashley Maynard, a 2026 senior. Ashley won the KY Department of Education Attendance Matters poster for grades 9-12! #LCisHome
12 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Illustration of two students seated, one writing on paper. Caption reads, "Someone will notice if you're not there." Website address at top.
Congratulations to LCHS Boys Soccer on the 2026 KHSSCA Preseason Watchlist!

The LCHS Boys Soccer team is proud to announce that three Bulldogs have received preseason honors! Senior Jack Cline, senior Isaac Febish, and junior Cooper Vinson have been named to the Kentucky High School Soccer Coaches Association’s 2026 Preseason Watchlist! This list recognizes impact players in each region who are expected to be in the conversation for both First Team All-Region recognition and potentially All-State honors.

All three players are returning after having big 2025 seasons! Vinson recorded 11 goals and led the team with 10 assists. Cline scored 4 goals and assisted another, and Febish was a staple of a solid defensive line.

Head Coach Scott Johnson shared, "LC soccer is excited for Jack, Cooper, and Isaac to be included in this year’s KHSSCA preseason watchlist. We look forward to them continuing to prove themselves on the field and getting Lawrence County back in the hunt for a Region 15 championship."

Congratulations boys, and GO DAWGS! #LCisHome

Photo/Info Credit: Aaron Wellman
12 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Three boys in white soccer jerseys with numbers 6, 7, and 1 sit on a bench. A banner reads "CONGRATULATIONS, LCHS BOYS SOCCER! KY HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION'S 2026 PRESEASON WATCHLIST!"
Best of luck to our LCHS Boys' Soccer Team in the 2A Section 8 Tournament!

Tonight, our Lawrence County Bulldog Boys' Soccer Team will take on the Boyd County Lions in the 2A Section 8 Tournament, with the game set for 5:30 PM at Boyd County! Let's go, Bulldogs! #LCisHome
12 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Red poster with white and black text. It reads "LCHS SOCCER". A mascot logo is in the top left.
Something NEW is in the works at Blaine Elementary & Middle School!

Today, Mrs. Slone’s eighth-grade art students began their project on the new Wildcat Lounge for the school! This exciting venture was led by Mrs. Ferguson, who recalled that the school once had a reward area for their students. So, the faculty found a dedicated space, and the Wildcat Lounge was born! The BES staff definitely wanted their students to be involved in the transformation and feel a sense of ownership of the space, so they decided to let the students paint the wall artwork. With the help of an old school projector, the students traced the designs, rolled up their sleeves, and started painting! As you can see, they are doing an incredible job! And this is only the beginning! We will keep you updated on the Wildcat Lounge's progress and reveal the completed project soon! #LCisHome
13 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Nine students and a teacher in casual clothing pose in a classroom with graffiti on the wall.
White brick wall with orange text reading "I GOT SPIRIT!" and an orange exclamation point.
Two young girls paint an orange, wavy line on a white wall. One holds a paintbrush, and the other holds a paint container.
Two women painting the word "SPIRIT" in orange on a white wall in a corner.
White wall with a black and white tiger face labeled "Wildcats" on it.
Two women, one with blue hair and the other with glasses, painting a wall with the word "Dcats".
A stylized tiger face painted in orange and black on a white brick wall. The tiger's mouth is open.
A group of people, possibly students, stand around a large whiteboard with a cat drawing. They are indoors.
Two people standing next to a wall, one painting a wolf design, the other holding a paintbrush.
Two young men are working on a large mosaic of a tiger on a white wall.

Congratulations to our 2026 LCHS Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees!

We extend our congratulations to the individuals from Lawrence County who were chosen for induction into the 2026 Lawrence County Athletic Hall of Fame. The ceremony honored and celebrated these former athletes and took place on Friday, August 21, 2026.


2026 Hall of Fame Inductees:
*Timmy Dalton*
LCHS: 2017
Basketball & Football

*Jackson Feltner*
LCHS: 2020
Baseball

*Scott Jenks*
Louisa High School: 1974
Basketball/Football/Golf

*Marie Maynard*
LCHS: 1993
Basketball & Softball

*LCHS 2016 Basketball Team*
Undefeated in 15th Region
Team Roster: Trey Dotson, Grant Kiser, Austin Chaffins, Robert Dalton, Timmy Dalton, Brandon Richardson, Shawn Moore,
Darian Maynard, Tanner Black, Josh Ratliff, Cameron Maynard, Alex Gilliam
Coaches: Travis York, Paul Preece, & Wade Skaggs

We are grateful to all our inductees, their families, and community members for joining us in this momentous occasion! Memories were cherished, and a few tears were shed as we reflected on the past. It was a night dedicated to remembrance and to honoring those who have excelled in LC athletics! #LCisHome

14 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Four adults pose for a photo with awards. Behind them is a wall that says "LCHS Hall of Fame 2026."
Nine men in red, black, and green shirts pose in front of a "LCHS HALL OF FAME" sign.

Reminder! The Louisa West Elementary School's Meet-the-Teacher is scheduled for this evening from 4:00-6:00 PM! The LWES preschool teachers and staff are so excited to meet their new students! It is going to be such an amazing school year! Parents and guardians, please remember to enter through the preschool doors! #LCisHome

14 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Invitation for a teacher meet event at Louisa West Preschool in 2026-2027. It includes a dog, cacti, and cowboy boots on the design.
Attendance Matters at LC Schools!

School attendance is important because consistent attendance directly drives academic progress, creates important social skills, and builds lifelong habits of responsibility needed for trade schools, colleges, and future job success. Missing school may create learning gaps that become hard to close. We hope that each of our students will grow and flourish into successful contributors within both our schools and our wider community! #LCisHome

https://youtu.be/Ji4sT-3DpSw
14 days ago, Sarah Gauze
LC Schools invites our community to celebrate reading! We encourage our Lawrence County families with children ages 0-5 to sign up for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library! This is a completely FREE program that mails your child an age-appropriate, high-quality book each month! Early reading has been shown to build vocabulary, build reading skills for kindergarten preparation, and encourage family bonding. Go sign up today by scanning the QR code or clicking on this link:
https://imaginationlibrary.com/usa/affiliate/KYLAWRENCE/
14 days ago, Sarah Gauze
An ad displays an image of a young child reading a book. Text highlights free books for children.

It's Here! Football Friday!

This season, the LC Bulldogs have four exciting home games lined up, so be sure to mark your calendars! Let’s fill LVJR Memorial Stadium for each exciting game!

Scheduled Home Games:
* Today! August 21st - Martin County
* September 25th - Letcher Central
* October 9th - Powell County
* October 30th - Boyd County

Today, Friday, August 21st, the LC Bulldogs will face the Martin County Cardinals, with kickoff at 7:30 PM at LVJR Memorial Stadium! Let's go, Bulldogs! #LCisHome

17 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Black and red graphic with white text. "Friday is Game Day!" at the top. "LC Bulldogs" on the left.
Invitation to the 2026 LCHS Athletic Hall of Fame Ceremony

LC Schools warmly invites our 2026 LCHS Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees, their families, and our community to a recognition ceremony on **Friday, August 21st, 2026, at 5:00 PM** in the LCHS lobby.

The **2026 LCHS Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees** include:

*Timmy Dalton: Basketball & Football
*Jackson Feltner: Baseball
*Scott Jenks: Basketball, Football, Golf
*Marie Maynard: Basketball & Softball
*LCHS 2016 Boys Basketball Team

We are thrilled to have the opportunity to honor these outstanding athletes from Lawrence County! Join us in celebrating our Bulldogs! Once a Bulldog, always a Bulldog! #LCisHome
17 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Invitation for LC Athletic Hall of Fame ceremony on August 21, 2026, at 5 PM in LCHS Lobby. Honorees include Timmy Dalton, Marie Maynard, Jackson Feltner, and Scott Jenks.
Discover What's Happening in the Lawrence County School District! Introducing the LC Board Bulletin!

Take a moment to explore the latest happenings within our school district! This publication highlights each of our LC Board of Education meetings. Be sure to keep an eye out for highlighted features of each of our schools and their students throughout the year!

As we begin this school year, we celebrated our school district's summer achievements! The board presented the LC Food Service staff with certificates for providing over 57,000 meals to our LC families. Blaine Middle School celebrated with an open house to welcome the STAR Academy, which awarded a $1,000,000 grant to enhance 7th- and 8th-grade classes. The Back-to-School luncheon was also a profound success, uniting our teachers and staff throughout the district. The Lawrence County Professional Learning Conference 7.0 (LCPLC) offered sessions that taught positive, proven teaching techniques.

As we kick-start the new school year, we are excited to announce the start of design schematics and renovation work for Louisa East and the new Louisa West (formerly the LC Community Center). This initiative will create space for a first-grade wing at LEES. Additionally, our LWES preschool and kindergarten will transition into their newly renovated building. We can’t wait to provide these upgraded facilities to our students and families!

Stay tuned for more news from LC Schools! As a reminder, our next regular board meeting is scheduled for September 21st at the LCHS library. #LCisHome
18 days ago, Sarah Gauze
Cover page of a bulletin shows a photo of people seated, text at top reads "Lawrence County Schools" and "LC Board Bulletin."
Bulletin page from the August 2023 issue of Lawrence County Schools. Contains various texts, numbers, and logos in red, white, and black.
A document displays the LC Board Bulletin. It features various approvals, including the purchase of buses and a meal agreement.