Congratulations to these outstanding students for being selected to move forward as state semifinalists for the Governor's Honors Program (GHP)!
Dillan Endicott- Communicative Arts;
Destiny Nichols- Social Studies;
Ella Waters- Mathematics.
These students interviewed last weekend for the GHP summer residential program that brings together sophomores and juniors from across the state in various academic and artistic fields and will hear back soon if they have been selected for this prestigious program!
LCHS wants to invite you in on the great opportunity of supporting your INDIANS baseball while enjoying some FANTASTIC (fully cooked) pork. We appreciate all your support in the past!
Remember. Good friends don't let other friends miss out on a good meal. So share the good news!
**Not a QR fan? That's ok, click this link ---> https://forms.gle/d25adVLwUDcVQQiw8
Have an interest in Table Top Games or Gaming?
We appreciate our Social Social Worker team at LCHS!
Seniors! Many colleges in Georgia are making their applications FREE during the month or March! Check out the list of colleges/directions to complete their applications here: https://www.gafutures.org/college-planning/apply-to-college/application-fee-waivers/
Stop by the Counseling Office if you have questions or need help.
Dr. A's Allied Health Medicine class taught LCMS students hygiene, wound care, human anatomy, vital signs, and how to fill out paperwork for a doctor's appointment. Everyone had fun with healthcare!
LCHS went to West Forsyth for a time trial meet. They competed against West Forsyth and Denmark High School, both 6A division, and had some great performances!
Nolan Matthews, 1st in the 100m and 200 yard dash,
Witt Winham 1st in the 800 meter,
Wyatt Windham 1st in the 1600 meter,
Mikey Warchol 3rd in the 110 hurdles,
Zeke Cochrane 2nd in Discus,
Hunter Freeman 3rd in Shot put,
Keli George 3rd in the 1600 meter,
Reilly Myers 2nd in the 100 Hurdles,
Regan Long 3rd in the 300 hurdles,
Faith Jones 2nd in shot put.
Ms. Hill’s 9th grade classes write essays and make Valentines in the BBWC!
The Distance Runners from Lumpkin County track went to Marietta High School and competed against 35 teams. Everyone ran well in the drizzling rain and we had several PR's broken.
Highlights:
Keli George ran a great race in the 1600 with a time of 5:38;
Evan Good ran his PR in the 1600 with a time of 5:06;
Jackson Marling also ran his fastest in the 1600 posting a 5:08;
Witt Windham had a great race in the 3200, setting his PR ar 9:48;
Wyattt Windham placed 2nd in the 3200 with a PR of 9:04.
Thank you for all you do, Officer Parrish!
Congratulations to these outstanding students for being selected to move forward as state semifinalists for the Governor's Honors Program (GHP)!
Dillan Endicott- Communicative Arts
Destiny Nichols- Social Studies
Ella Waters- Mathematics
These students will interview for the GHP summer residential program that brings together sophomores and juniors from across the state in various academic and artistic fields. Good luck on your upcoming interviews!
Visual art and band students collaborated today. While the band was practicing for an upcoming concert art students practiced their gesture drawing skills.
The Class of 2025 enjoyed their trip to Medieval Times!
Science Rocks!
Our Lumpkin County students delivered yet again! We are advancing to Districts.
The Region trials took place Friday evening and all day Saturday at the courthouse in Gainesville. However, Dahlonega will host the District trials on Saturday, February 22nd.
We do not have the point details yet, but we do know the following:
1st place: Athens Christian
2nd place: Lumpkin
3rd place: North Gwinnett
All of the students did phenomenally, but junior Kayleigh Dyer deserves a major shout out. She was both a plaintiff attorney AND a defense attorney AND she won the Outstanding Attorney Awards in ALL 3 trials. I don't think anyone has ever done that. Additionally, freshman Ari Dawson won an Outstanding Witness award. Kudos to all!
Please join me next week in wishing them continued success.
Thank you to Lumpkin County Fire Department for serving as guest speakers. Students heard about education, training, volunteer and employment opportunities available for them. We appreciate the partnership we have with our community.
Dr. Alldred's Environmental Science class learned how to work together to solve a problem - the spirit of inquiry!
